If you’re visiting the Costa Ballena in Costa Rica, Marino Ballena National Park is one of the top things to do in Uvita. This national park has some of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica, including a unique feature of a beach shaped like a whale’s tail, formed by the union of two separate […]
Costa Rica National Park
Poas Volcano National Park: The Volcano in the Cloud Forest
Just 1.5 hours from downtown San Jose, Poas Volcano National Park is an excellent day trip from San Jose and national park to visit for first time Costa Rica visitors. At this national park, visitors can see two volcano craters 2000 meters up in the cloud forest. Here is our guide to visiting Poas Volcano […]
Manuel Antonio: The Quintessential Coastal Town Rainforest Village
The small coastal village of Manuel Antonio is one of the top destinations in Costa Rica thanks to its plethora of luxury hotels, abundance of wildlife and beautiful tropical nature. For these reasons, Manuel Antonio holds many of the bests in Costa Rica: one of the best places to visit in Costa Rica, best beaches […]
Los Quetzales National Park: The Lesser Visited Cloud Forest Park
Protecting 50,000 square kilometers of cloud forest, the Los Quetzales National Park is home to a variety of unique flora and fauna. Welcoming visitors since 2006, Los Quetzales National Park is a wonderful place to experience a less touristic cloud forest in Costa Rica. Plan your visit to Parque Nacional Los Quetzales with our guide. […]
Irazu Volcano National Park: Highest Volcano in Costa Rica
As the tallest volcano in Costa Rica standing at 11,260 feet (3,432 meters), Irazu is undoubtedly one of the most impressive natural attractions in the country. No noticeable activity has occurred since the 90s, making Irazu Volcano National Park an excellent place to see a spectacular volcano crater. Here is our guide to help plan […]
Cahuita National Park Visitor’s Guide
Cahuita National Park is one of the best national parks in Costa Rica due to its stunning white sand beaches, lush jungle and plethora of wildlife. It’s not very far from Puerto Viejo and it’s free, making it one of the must do’s in the Caribbean south. If you love wildlife, hiking and nature, then […]