A rough and extremely gorgeous island, this World Heritage Site and Marine Park is the cherry on top of Costa Rica’s national park system. The island was created during a volcanic turmoil approximately two-and-a-half million years ago and is primarily created out of basaltic rock, labacorite and andecite lava flows. Its landmass is peppered…
The naturally blessed country of Costa Rica fittingly referred to by many as one of the biologically diverse and stunning places in the world. Its varying natural landscapes of balmy sunshine beaches, volcanic mountains and lush tropical rainforests provide the perfect backdrop for guests who want to commune with nature, while nourishing their body, mind…
Tortuga Islands Tortuga Island is one of the most popular islands of Costa Rica. It comprises of a couple of uninhabited islands, located opposite to the Curu Wildlife Refuge. The crystalline cerulean waters and balmy weather here offers incredible snorkeling and diving opportunities (where diving buffs can encounter string rays, sharks and the vibrant small…
Cahuita National Park Tour This is an approximately four hour adventure that begins at the entrance of Cahuita National Park and continues to Punta Cahuita along a 7 to 10 kilometer trail. If you opt to take the hike with one of the tour operators in the region, a Cahuita based naturalist will take you…
San José, the diverse capital city of Costa Rica, is located in the Central Valley region. It is a heady assortment of erstwhile and contemporary architectural structures that celebrate the historical legacy and the present day evolution of the nation. San Jose often acts as a convenient base for trips to several tourist attractions in…