The bellowing of the howler monkeys echoes across the treetops of the Parque Nacional Corcovado and you wonder if it was wise to venture into the jungle at the crack of dawn. You spot the creatures in a nearby fig tree, feasting on fruit. Out on the deserted beaches of San Miguel and Coyote, magnificent frigate birds are circling high overhead. Less-than-sonorous squawking gives away a pair of scarlet macaws, alighting from an almond tree. Morning has broken in the coastal rain forest.
Like other tropical countries, Costa Rica experiences two seasons: dry season “summer” from December to April, and the wet season or “green season” from May to mid November. Temperature varies between the mountains and the lowlands, in the central valley temperature range between 60F to 70F, and in the coast line between 70F to 90F.
Located 52 miles northwest of Limon on the Caribbean coast, Costa Rica's Tortuguero National Park is the perfect blend of ecotourism adventure and coastal paradise. While the Costa Rica park holds limitless natural attractions, Tortuguero National Park's vast, protected beaches are most celebrated as one of the world's best places to glimpse nesting sea turtles and their tiny, scampering babies.
The Peninsula of Osa stretches for more than 50 kilometres in to the Pacific Ocean, like a gigantic rocky food and it constitutes most of the southern region of Costa Rica. There are headlands, hills, rivers, torrents and plains that occasionally interrupt the harsh profile of the rocks: one exciting discovery after another in this universe that looks uncontaminated, a last fortification protecting the plants and animals.
Arenal Volcano, one of the ten most active volcanoes in the world, is a fascinating natural wonder and must visit destination for many travelers to Costa Rica. On almost a daily basis, red-hot rocks crash down its steep slopes and volcanic grumbles produce huge ash columns above the crater. As Arenal's ultimate travel resource, our site is dedicated to information on the Arenal Volcano and surrounding region. Our goal is to provide the tools and services that will help you to plan a fun and memorable adventure-vacation in Costa Rica.
The bellowing of the howler monkeys echoes across the treetops of the Parque Nacional Corcovado and you wonder if it was wise to venture into the jungle at the crack of dawn. You spot the creatures in a nearby fig tree, feasting on fruit. Out on the deserted beaches of San Miguel and Coyote, magnificent frigate birds are circling high overhead. Less-than-sonorous squawking gives away a pair of scarlet macaws, alighting from an almond tree. Morning has broken in the coastal rain forest.
Like other tropical countries, Costa Rica experiences two seasons: dry season “summer” from December to April, and the wet season or “green season” from May to mid November. Temperature varies between the mountains and the lowlands, in the central valley temperature range between 60F to 70F, and in the coast line between 70F to 90F.
Located 52 miles northwest of Limon on the Caribbean coast, Costa Rica's Tortuguero National Park is the perfect blend of ecotourism adventure and coastal paradise. While the Costa Rica park holds limitless natural attractions, Tortuguero National Park's vast, protected beaches are most celebrated as one of the world's best places to glimpse nesting sea turtles and their tiny, scampering babies.
The Peninsula of Osa stretches for more than 50 kilometres in to the Pacific Ocean, like a gigantic rocky food and it constitutes most of the southern region of Costa Rica. There are headlands, hills, rivers, torrents and plains that occasionally interrupt the harsh profile of the rocks: one exciting discovery after another in this universe that looks uncontaminated, a last fortification protecting the plants and animals.
Arenal Volcano, one of the ten most active volcanoes in the world, is a fascinating natural wonder and must visit destination for many travelers to Costa Rica. On almost a daily basis, red-hot rocks crash down its steep slopes and volcanic grumbles produce huge ash columns above the crater. As Arenal's ultimate travel resource, our site is dedicated to information on the Arenal Volcano and surrounding region. Our goal is to provide the tools and services that will help you to plan a fun and memorable adventure-vacation in Costa Rica.