Over 200 Division I, II, and III teams have traveled with us to Costa Rica for top competition, team bonding, and to prepare for their season.
Get a QuotePlay the junior divisions of professional teams or universities in Costa Rica.
Share experiences that strengthen leadership and team bonding.
We help you navigate NCAA international tour requirements.
Our team manages logistics so coaches can focus on their players.
Here are just a few of the colleges we've hosted.
A Few of the Colleges and Universities That Have Traveled With Us
This was our 8th trip to Costa Rica with Costa Rica Soccer Tours. The staff is professional, helpful, and friendly. The facilities were all top notch and I highly recommend Costa Rica Soccer Tours for any team looking to safely and affordably find adventure, prepare for their season and build team chemistry!
Matthew Pucci
Head Coach, Loras College
Top competition. Three unique experiences. One unforgettable destination.
College programs return with new generations of players — again and again.
Returning with new generations of players.
Returning with new generations of players.
Returning with new generations of players.
Universities have traveled with us more than once.
The NCAA now permits Division I teams to take an international tour annually.
Division II and Division III teams may take international tours once every three years.
* Coaches should always confirm current NCAA regulations with their compliance office.
We understand that coaches often need support when presenting an international tour proposal.
We can help you demonstrate:
We've helped hundreds of coaches successfully present international tours to athletic departments and university administrators.
If you'd like to open the tour to friends and family, we've done it many times and can make it easy.
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Opponents are selected based on your team's age, gender, level of play, and competitive goals. Potential opponents may include professional academies, first division youth programs, top club teams, high school teams, university teams, and amateur adult clubs.
Over the past 30 years, we have coordinated more than 2,000 matches in Costa Rica. Our experience and local relationships allow us to identify opponents that provide a meaningful and competitive experience for visiting teams.
Yes. Teams often include training sessions before matches or between competition days. Training facilities range from professional training centers to high-quality club facilities.
Absolutely. Some teams prioritize player development and cultural exchange, while others seek the highest level of competition available. We work closely with coaches to understand their objectives before arranging opponents.
Our team handles the logistics so you can focus on your players. We assist with tour planning, hotel reservations, transportation, match scheduling, activity coordination, parent meetings, and travel preparation support. Coaches typically focus on communicating with players and families and making final decisions regarding dates, competition level, and tour objectives.