The wonderful Monteverde Reserve could be compared to a magnificent cathedral surrounded by vegetation; as well as marshland areas. There are also steep gorges that reveal streams of water that dive into several falls with crystal clear and bubbling water. A walk through the Cloud Forest of Monteverde will give you the opportunity to see the numerous animal species that live there, including the famous Quetzal Splendente.

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The paths along this protected area will take you to rocky headlands, tropical beaches, scenic spots above beautiful bays, and then into the rainforest. In this natural reserve, you will be able to easily see protected species such as the tame sloth that sleeps on branches, the sun bathing iguana, 200 different types of birds, mammals like the pizote and the raccoon, and many howler monkeys deeper in the forest.

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One of the locations you should not miss while travelling in Costa Rica is the National Park of the Volcano Arenal, 1200 meters above sea level. This is the most active volcano in Costa Rica, a real giant. At the feet of Arenal lies the Laguna De Arenal, a lake 80km wide, with breathtaking sceneries.

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San José is the capital and the main economic and commercial center of the nation. The city, that has almost 338.000 residents, is located on the Meseta Central at about 1.100 meters above sea level. Today, San José is a cosmopolitan and crowded city, full of shopping centers, shops, restaurants and museums, here capitalism is in full bloom. Markets are cheerful, colorful and full of people enjoying their daily activities.

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Tortuguero National Park is located on the Atlantic Coast, and as its name suggests, is the most important site of all the Caribbean coast, where water tortoises lay their eggs. You can reach the park by small airplanes or by boat and it is surrounded by many navigable channels where you can find caymans, tapirs, sloths, jaguars and the manatee.

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Turrialba is well known among sport fans because of the Rio Pacuare. Considered to be one of the best rivers in the world for rafting and kayaking, thanks to its rapids. Ideals for beginners as well as veterans of this sport.

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Of all the National Parks and other protected areas in Costa Rica, Corcovado is undoubtedly the most beautiful. It’s located in the Osa Peninsula, in the southwest corner of the country and is an undeniably beautiful place, considered to be the most biologically intense places on earth, with the captivating visual beauty of its forest and of its coastline, with miles of uninhabited beaches and roaring cascades Corcovado draws visitors from all over the world. Corcovado has wide biological diversity due to its remoteness and the fact that it has suffered little disturbance by humans in the past. Corcovado also has sandy beaches, freshwater lakes and tidal estuaries. This is why

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The pacific front offers various possibilities to all sorts of tourists: deserted tropical beaches where you can relax drinking agua de coco, perfect waves for surfing lovers, luxuriant vegetation and hotels for every budget.

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