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.
Existing for approximately 600,000 years, the Rincón de la Vieja massif is a mountain range with volcanic craters. On the southern side of the volcano,
Guanacaste National Park is a vital biological corridor for the seasonal migration of numerous species of birds, insects, and mammals.
Cipancí National Wildlife Refuge is a natural gem located in the lower basin of the Tempisque River, recognized as a Ramsar site of international importance.
This 12 km long beach is famous for the numerous marine turtle nestings, known as “arribadas.”
Declared a protected area in 1963, Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve has seen the natural regeneration of its forest. This place is not only a monument to
Diriá National Park, a place evolved from a protected area to a national park due to the importance of its ecosystems, with breathtaking views and
Las Baulas Marine National Park in Guanacaste, a biodiversity sanctuary with majestic mangroves and pristine beaches where leatherback sea turtles nest.
Barra Honda National Park, a geological gem with a vast system of independent caves, rich in stalactites and stalagmites. A unique experience for nature and
Guayabo National Monument, an invaluable archaeological site preserving one of Costa Rica’s most important areas. Admire the petroglyphs and other testimonies of pre-Columbian culture.
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