National Parks and protected natural areas of Costa Rica
Wildlife of Costa Rica includes all biologically occurring animals, plants and fungi that exist in this Central American country. Costa Rica is populated with many different species of wildlife. This is mostly due to its geographic location between the South and North American continents and also for its neo tropical weather. Costa Rica is habitat…
Palo Verde National Park If you came to Costa Rica to see wildlife, Palo Verde National Park is not to be missed. Palo Verde National Park, one of the best wildlife and bird watching spots in Costa Rica, was declared a Wildlife Refuge during the 1970s because of over 60 different species of birds used the Laguna,…
Poas Volcano National Park Poas Volcano National Park is considered as one of the most expanded parks of the country. If you have a journey in this park, you will get the opportunity to know about the the geomorphic processes and also about the history of the volcano. If you feel tired and get hungry, you…
Caño Island is one of the very best scuba diving spots in Costa Rica, and avid divers who visit the country will usually make it a “must see” destination. Located 20 minutes by boat from Drake Bay, or 80 minutes from Uvita, Isla de Caño is fairly small, but covered in lush jungle. Apparently it…
Curu Wildlife Reserve is a small, but very biologically diverse, private beachfront park between Paquera and Tambor on the southern Nicoya Peninsula.