skip to the navigation

Displaying 1-7 of 7 results, sorted by DATE.
Arenal VolcanoArenal Volcano, Costa Rica Courtesy of Costa Rican Tourist Authority
Daily
Arenal Volcano, La Fortuna
Arenal is the granddaddy of Costa Rica's natural attractions and one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Get as close as you can to experience a rush of awe and excitement or kick back…
Monteverde Cloud Forest ReserveThe Monteverde Cloud Forest, Costa Rica Photo by Poppy Da Costa
Daily
Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve
There can be few things as mystical sounding as a cloud forest. But this is not something from a fairy tale, here in one of the most biologically intense areas of the world, straddling the…
Rafting the Pacuare RiverRafting the Pacuare River Courtesy of Costa Rican Tourist Authority
Daily
Turrialba
Prepare for a soaking as you step aboard an inflatable dingy and head off down Costa Rica's Pacuare River gorge. The only thing likely to distract you from the dense jungle, tumbling…
Aviarios del Caribe Sloth SanctuaryPoppy & Buttercup, Aviarios del Caribe Sloth Sanctuary, Costa Rica Photo by Zim Sutton
Daily
Aviarios del Caribe Sloth Sanctuary, Cahuita
Set amidst lush tropical gardens on the delta of the Estrella River, Aviarios del Caribe is a real gem on Costa Rica's uncrowded Caribbean coast. A comfortable bed and breakfast, Aviarios also…
Tortuguero National ParkTortuguero National Park, Costa Rica Courtesy of Costa Rican Tourist Authority
Daily
Tortuguero National Park
With 32 national parks to choose from, nature lovers in Costa Rica are spoilt for choice. One of the most varied parks is Tortuguero, which protects the nesting beach of the green turtle.…
Manuel Antonio National ParkRed macaws, Costa Rica Courtesy of Costa Rican Tourist Authority
Daily; not Mon
Manuel Antonio National Park
If you've come to Costa Rica for its beautiful beaches, lush rainforest and stunning wildlife, then Manuel Antonio National Park really does have it all.
Dolphins in Drake BaySmile
Daily
Drake, Drake Bay
Swim with bottlenose, spinner, and common dolphins in Drake Bay a marine heaven off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica.