Costa Rica

About Costa Rica

It may be a small country in land mass, but Costa Rica is one of the world's great natural playgrounds.

Proud Costa Rica With the highest density of plants and animals in the world, in addition to a diverse terrain of mountains, valleys, forests, volcanoes, beaches, lakes and rivers.

Naturally, Costa Rica's natural beauty and rich resources make it a popular destination among eco-tourists and adventure seekers.

Nearly a quarter of Costa Rica is protected by several national parks that include Chirripo andArenal Volcano Corcovado, Manuel Antonio and Tortuguero. Home to stunning ecosystems and an abundance of wildlife such as sea turtles, monkeys, iguanas, jaguars, tapirs, scarlet macaws and sea turtles.

These national parks are also favored for their many adventures that include jungle hiking, whitewater rafting, mountain climbing, rappelling, waterfall rappelling and caving. Other protected areas like Monteverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserves feature enchanting environments teeming with lush vegetation, colorful flowers and rare birds and animals.

However, Costa Rica isn’t all about eco-tourism. The country is also full of upscale resorts, coastal towns, and gorgeous beaches. The capital, San José, boasts a variety of restaurants, shopping, colonial architecture, and family-friendly attractions. Puerto Limón and Quesada are other cities with plenty to see and do. Beach towns like Jaco, Santa Teresa, and Tamarindo offer some of the country’s best nightlife, a laid-back atmosphere, and excellent surfing.