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Published on
Monday, August 24, 2026
By the A.M. Costa Rica staff
Ivanka
Trump, daughter of U.S. President Donald
Trump, has returned to Costa Rica for a
fifth family vacation in the country over
the past four years.
Ivanka,
the second child of President Trump and his
first wife, Ivana Trump, spent several days
in Costa Rica after entering the country
Thursday, Aug. 20. She left Monday,
according to the General Directorate of
Migration.
She
was reportedly seen with several family
members in Guanacaste Province.
She has not revealed details about the trip. During her stay, however, fans shared photos on social media showing her surfing and visiting beaches in Guanacaste.
According
to TMZ, an American entertainment-focused
tabloid news outlet, in its report: "Ivanka
Trump Shows Off Surf Skills During Costa
Rica Getaway," she
was seen surfing Sunday in Costa Rica.
"The
former White House adviser was photographed
wearing a white long-sleeve top and black
bottoms while riding waves on a soft-top
longboard," TMZ reported.
This
marks Trump's fifth visit to Costa Rica in
the past four years. She
vacationed in the country in 2025, and
she was spotted with several family
members at Santa Teresa and Hermosa
beaches in Guanacaste.
She also visited Costa Rica in 2023 and made two separate trips in 2022.
Born
and raised in Manhattan, Trump graduated cum
laude in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in
economics. She married real estate developer
Jared Kushner in 2009. The couple has three
children.
Ivanka
Trump is the second member of the Trump
family to vacation in Costa Rica this year.
In
July, Kai Trump, President Trump's
eldest granddaughter, celebrated the end
of high school with a trip to Costa Rica
before beginning classes this fall at
the University of Miami in Florida,
U.S.A.
Costa
Rica continues to attract high-profile
visitors from around the world, including
celebrities and prominent U.S. political
figures.
Earlier
in April, billionaire Jeff Bezos and his
wife, Lauren Sánchez, visited Cocos
Island.
Tourism
remains one of Costa Rica's most important
economic sectors. More
than 1.6 million travelers arrived by
air during the first half of 2026,
underscoring the industry's continued
role as a major contributor to the
country's economy.
In
2025, Costa Rica welcomed more than 2.6
million air travelers.
The
tourism sector has also reached a
significant economic milestone. Costa
Rica generated more than $2 billion in
tourism revenue during the first quarter
of 2026, marking the first time the
country has exceeded that benchmark.
------------ Have you ever spotted a celebrity while visiting Costa Rica? We would like to know your thoughts on this story. Send your comments to news@amcostarica.com
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