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Monteverde Hanging Bridges - Zip Lining
Monteverde is a rural, mountainous community located in the beautiful Tilarán Mountains of Costa Rica, and surrounded by tropical forest. The Monteverde area is composed of a small and interesting, multicultural group of Costa Ricans, foreign residents, and tourists drawn together by a magnificent ...
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Arenal Volcano - Hot Springs
Nestled within the flat, rich lands of San Carlos, the Arenal Volcano rises up from the rainforest like a natural monument. Arenal is Costa Rica's most active volcano, with eruptions since 1968.One of many remarkable sights, this mountain of fire symbolizes the adventure and mysticism of the region.
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Manuel Antonio Beach - National Park
Manuel Antonio is considered the most beautiful park in Costa Rica, with enchanting white-sand beaches ideal for swimming, tropical rainforest with abundant wildlife and a group of islands offshore. White sands are bordered by lavish vegetation and the park also includes a network of trails that...
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Guanacaste Beach - All Inclusive Resorts
Also known as the Gold Coast there are many miles of beaches here to explore – great surfing spots, secluded romantic getaway beaches and perfect beaches for sunbathing and swimming. With low lying coastal forests and a lush jungle that grows right down to the beach, you will love the rugged beauty and incredible wildlife that you can enjoy on your Guanacaste beach vacation.
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Caribbean Turtle Nesting - Jungle
If there is a region in Costa Rica where a local atmosphere can be sensed all around, it definitely has to be the Caribbean Coast. It has a particular history, of immigrants from Jamaica, Trinidad and other West Indies islands, as well as Chinese descendants who came as workers during the height ...
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Central Valley Culture - Museums
From its convenient location to its colorful streets buzzing with people, Costa Rica’s capital city of San José is both the literal and figurative center of the country. San José is the hub of all domestic transportation and the most common point of arrival and departure for tourists.
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Poas Volcano Waterfalls -Rainforest
Close to Alajuela you can visit Finca de Mariposas, a large butterfly farm where you will have the chance to observe and photograph more than 40 species of butterflies. On the North of Alajuela a paved road leads you to the Poas Volcano crater which is 8,800 ft, passing through coffee fields...
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Sarapiqui Rafting - Bird Watching
Located in the country's northern region, this zone has been a canton since 1970. It was home to the Votos indigenous group. Today it is canton number 10 in the province of Heredia, and is an excellent springboard for a series of important natural attractions, both for our ecosystems and ecotourism.
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Papagayo Gulf Beach - Fishing
Papagayo Gulf is located in the North Pacific region of Costa Rica, just 30 minutes away from Oduber International Airport. Dry tropical forests and 12 majestic beaches line up the gulf. Its beaches are blessed by warm crystalline waters, golden sands and sunny weather.
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Jaco Beach Night Life - Surfing
Jaco Beach is the closest beach to San Jose and the international airport and is the ideal starting point for your Costa Rica beach vacation. Located just two hours from Costa Rica's capital, Jaco is the most developed of the coastal towns. Activities are endless in this beautiful beach town surrounded by mountains, jungles, and ocean.
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Osa Peninsula Beach - National Park
Dubbed “the most biologically intense place on earth” by National Geographic, Playa and National Park Corcovado finds its home far south in Costa Rica on the remote and untamed Osa Peninsula. The Osa Peninsula forms the large inlet: Golfo Dulce, delightfully surrounded by the small charming towns ...
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Tortuguero National Park Turtle Nesting - Jungle
The small village of Tortuguero (translated as "Region of Turtles") lies on the northeastern Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, approximately 50 miles north of the principal Port of Limon. the village is comprised of a variety of cultures: Hispanic, Miskito Indian (Nicaragua), and Afro-Caribbean.
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Nicoya Peninsula Beach - Boutique Hotels
The Nicoya Peninsula is full of natural beauty, and it maintains equally rich biodiversity. Dominated by mountainous terrain, the once volcanic landscape is now sheathed by dry and wet tropical forest. Wildlife lovers delight in what the Nicoya Region has to offer.
