As one of the most biologically diverse places on earth, Corcovado National Park attracts wildlife and nature lovers from every corner of the world. Due to the many diverse tropical ecosystems, wildlife ranging from the mysterious jungle cats to the colorful scarlet macaws call this area home. Every visitor who comes to this national park […]
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Stay at Manoas For A Unique Experience in Uvita
When I was planning our trip to Uvita, I wanted to create a unique experience for Yeison and I. The South of Costa Rica is one of the most untouched places in the country as it is still fairly undeveloped and still a bit under the radar. The nature and wildlife in the South is […]
5 Reasons to Stay at Iguana Lodge to Explore Osa Peninsula
The Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica is probably one of the most wild and rugged places in the whole country – most of the peninsula is protected making up two huge national parks, Corcovado and Piedras Blancas. Both hold a tremendous amount of flora and fauna, in fact its one of the most bio-diverse spots […]
The Complete Guide to Taking the Bus from Playa Jaco to Manuel Antonio National Park
One of the best day trips from Playa Jaco is to Manuel Antonio National Park. It’s not very far and you can have a fun day hiking, swimming in the beaches and wildlife watching. Go for a day or stay a couple nights to explore the area since Manuel Antonio is much different than Jaco. […]
Driving Around Puerto Jimenez, Osa Peninsula
Last week we spent 3 days in the Osa Peninsula in south Puntarenas. Most travelers who come to this area are planning to go to Corcovado National Park, Drake Bay, Cabo Matapalo and Golfo Dolce, all famous for hiking, beaches, camping and wildlife watching. Whether you’re coming by car or plane, every traveler has to […]
Taking the Bus from San Jose to Playa Jaco (And Vice Versa)
Costa Rica’s public transportation is constantly improving and the 7-10 bus terminal is one of the greatest upgrades. From here, you can go all the way to Monteverde, La Fortuna and other corners of the country. We took the bus from San Jose to Playa Jaco and the process is pretty simple. Like the post […]