Despite its small size, Costa Rica hosts about 5% of the planet’s biodiversity. This natural treasure, covering 26% of the national geography, is protected by the national system of conservation areas. Visitors to Costa Rica do not need to travel long distances to admire the majesty of volcanoes, the beaches of the Pacific and the Caribbean, the dry forests, or the lush rainforests. We are delighted to invite you to share all these natural wonders with us.
La Cangreja National Park takes its name from the eponymous peak situated among the mountains, reaching a height of 1305 meters and dominating the entire
Carara National Park is located in the transitional zone between the dry and humid forests of the Pacific region. It is the only wildlife area
Manuel Antonio National Park is a small biological island immersed in an area dedicated to various productive activities such as agriculture, cattle ranching, and tourism.
Marino Ballena National Park is an extraordinary place created to protect essential habitats for the reproduction of many marine species and to preserve the productivity
Corcovado National Park is a hidden gem located on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. This park is not just a rainforest; it is a
Barra del Colorado National Wildlife Refuge offers a landscape made up of a network of river channels that support an intense coastal and marine ecosystem.
Tortuguero National Park is an area of great importance due to its vast expanses of Very Humid Tropical Forest, where rivers, canals, and lagoons abound
Junquillal Bay National Wildlife Refuge combines ecological aspects of the dry forest with the cultural heritage of the area. It includes a beautiful 2 km
Santa Rosa National Park preserves the most important example of protected dry forest in Central America. This forest is characterized by the marked difference between
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