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Calgary Liberia

YYC, Canada – LIR, Costa Rica·United·Business
$832
Round trip · USD
DepartsJan 30, 2027
ReturnsFeb 6, 2027
$0.13
Cost / mile
6,457
Miles

Flight segments

YYC → DEN · United · UA 392
DEN → ORD · United · UA 675
ORD → LIR · United · UA 1120

Available dates

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Available flight dates and booking prices
Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Jan 28, 2027 Feb 4, 2027 — $1198 View flights
Jan 29, 2027 Feb 5, 2027 — $1141 View flights
Jan 30, 2027 Feb 6, 2027 — $832 Lowest View flights
Jan 31, 2027 Feb 7, 2027 — $1352 View flights
Feb 1, 2027 Feb 8, 2027 — $2080 View flights
Liberia
Liberia

This is an exceptional business class deal to Liberia from Calgary on United for Jan 30, 2027 – Feb 6, 2027.

Priced at $832 round trip. The route covers 6,457 miles round trip.

Liberia, the gateway to Costa Rica’s Guanacaste coast, is an appealing base for travelers who want easy access to beaches, volcanoes, wildlife, and a distinctly laid-back Pacific atmosphere. The city itself is more low-key than the country’s bigger tourist hubs, but that is part of its charm: it offers a practical, easygoing entry point with a strong sense of local life. From here, visitors can reach the dry tropical forests of Rincon de la Vieja National Park, where hiking trails, waterfalls, hot springs, and volcanic landscapes create one of the region’s most rewarding day trips.

The best time to visit is during the dry season, roughly from December through April, when skies are generally clear and roads are easier for exploring the surrounding countryside and coast. The green season, from May to November, brings fewer crowds and lush scenery, though afternoon rain is common. In Liberia, the historic center around the main plaza and church gives a glimpse of the city’s traditional character, while nearby neighborhoods and the airport corridor make it a convenient stopover before heading to beach towns such as Playas del Coco, Tamarindo, and Papagayo. Food and culture here reflect Guanacaste’s ranching heritage: look for casados, gallo pinto, fresh seafood, and regional specialties like corn-based chorreadas and tamales, along with the warm, unhurried hospitality that defines this part of Costa Rica.

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