Outdoor

Explore the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary Experience   Imagine standing in a vibrant rainforest, surrounded by the enchanting sounds of exotic wildlife, knowing that every step you take is helping to protect these magnificent creatures. The Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled in

In a country where the rhythm of life beats to the drum of soccer, Costa Rica’s national team is much more than just a sports team; it’s a symbol of pride and passion. This Central American nation, with its stunning

Weather in Monteverde, Costa Rica Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Monteverde is Costa Rica’s famous, picturesque, super Pura Vida town situated on the rugged and green landscape of Central America’s Cordillera de Tilaran mountain range.

Tortuguero National Park is located on the Caribbean Coast in Limón province, Costa Rica, and is home to some of the country’s most beautiful nature, and most importantly, turtles! This park has become well-known because of its unique ecosystem and habitats where a lot of animals co-exist in harmony.

Poás Volcano National Park is located in Costa Rica and has become famous due to its beautiful landscapes, an active volcano, and wildlife. Over the years, the park has been open and closed due to active eruptions. The last eruption occurred in 2018. In the chance this park is open, here are some great reasons to visit along with some fun things to do.

Guanacaste National Park is situated in the Northwest of Costa Rica and is also very close to the border of Nicaragua. Guanacaste National Park is perfect for hiking, nature walks, observing wildlife, and birdwatching.

Are you looking for an idea for your next vacation? If so, then you should definitely consider visiting Corcovado National Park. This national park is home to some of the most diverse ecosystems in the country and has a ton to do.

Cocos Island National Park is located 342 miles off the mainland of Costa Rica on the Pacific Coast and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This park is known for its unique ecosystem and biodiversity with beautiful turquoise waters. Read on to learn more about how this park became a National Park in Costa Rica, and what there is to do if you visit!

Costa Rica is home to 28 National Parks & Reserves consisting of lush rainforests filled with various adventure endeavors like swimming, snorkeling, hiking, sightseeing, birdwatching, and more!

Chirripó National Park is located towards the southern part of Costa Rica. Interestingly enough, it’s spread throughout three of Costa Rica’s provinces: San José, Limón, and Cartago. With a total area of 196.33 sq mi., there’s a ton to do, see, and explore in this national park. To determine whether you should put this on your travel list, read on!