Museo Postal, Telegráfico y Filatélico: "Save the postcard that comes with the nominal admission fee, it's prepaid with postage as far as North America."
Bat Jungle: "Admission is $12, the Bat Jungle is open 9am - 7:30 pm everyday."
Experience the rush of Costa Rica's world-class whitewater rafting on some of Central America's best rapids on the Pacuare River. If the ride doesn't take...
Chocolate lovers, nature enthusiasts, and those looking to learn more about Costa Rica's rich history of cacao should indulge in the Chocolate Forest...
After a warm introduction and a brief history of coffee in Costa Rica, the tour begins with a stroll through the plantation of coffee, cacao, and many other...
The Corcovado National Park is widely recognized as Costa Rica's "crown jewel" of natural preserves; the National Geographic cals it "the most biologically...
InBio Park is Costa Rica's national institute for biodiversity and conservation, and it's main attraction is a theme park for all ages that introduce's...
The Monteverde Cloud forest is a lush preserve that remains largely intact despite a recent boom in tourism. Most of the wildlife is rare and much of it is...
Reef Runner Divers is a one-stop dive shop located in a prime beachfront spot in Puerto Viejo de Limon, Costa Rica. With a staff of experienced divers and a...
The Lankester Botanical Gardens (Jardín Botánico Lankester) was created in 1973 as a center for the exhibition, conservation and research of tropical air...
Costa Rica's best attractions are its natural wonders, and it's no wonder nature-lovers always fall deeply in love with the country and its bounty of Mother Nature's gifts. Most of this tiny yet tremendously biodiverse country -one of the "greenest" in the word- is unexploited and under the protection of Costa Rica's National Parks and Preservations. The expansive Corcovado National Park on the remote and rugged Osa Peninsula and the Gandoca Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge on the Caribbean coast are some of the crown jewels .Take the Chocolate Forest Experience to explore Costa Rica's sweetest natural resources in an off-the-beaten track tour of a cacao farm. Adrenaline seekers can indulge in white water rafting on the world-class rapids of the Rio Pacuare, and for a kid-friendly introduction to Costa Rica's treasure trove of natural attractions, look no further than InBio Park, a theme park dedicated to preserving and showcasing every natural aspect of Costa Rica; its mushroom exhibition and insect collection are world-renowned.
On Sophia's first trip to Costa Rica, she came face to face with white-faced monkeys, gasped at the sight of giant purple crabs, and rode horseback through plunging waterfalls. Costa Rica initiated her to the thrill of putting the books and maps aside in order to forge roads less traveled.
When not marveling at the mangrove swamp of Manzanillo Gandoca Wildlife... Read More