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Costa Rica is a small Central American country packed with incredible natural beauty, wildlife, and adventure. Known for its lush rainforests, active volcanoes, and pristine beaches on both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts, it offers a wide range of experiences within a compact area. Costa Rica is a pioneer in eco-tourism and sustainability, with nearly a quarter of its land protected in national parks and reserves. Visitors come for wildlife spotting, hiking, surfing, and relaxing in peaceful beach towns. The country’s stable democracy, friendly people (called Ticos), and well-developed tourism infrastructure make it a safe and easy destination to explore. Whether you want a jungle adventure, beach holiday, or cultural immersion, Costa Rica delivers with energy and ease.

Plan Your Journey

Must-Visit Places in Costa Rica

Arenal Volcano & La Fortuna

One of Costa Rica’s most famous volcanoes, Arenal is surrounded by hot springs, waterfalls, and rainforests. La Fortuna is the nearby town offering adventure activities like zip-lining, hiking, and wildlife tours.

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve

A misty forest rich in biodiversity, home to rare birds like the resplendent quetzal. Walk hanging bridges and trails through thick cloud forest for a unique nature experience.

Manuel Antonio National Park

A popular coastal park on the Pacific side combining beautiful white-sand beaches with rainforest trails. The park is home to monkeys, sloths, and colorful birds.

Tamarindo

A lively beach town known for surfing, nightlife, and a laid-back vibe. Tamarindo is great for beginners learning to surf and offers many restaurants and shops.

Corcovado National Park

Located on the remote Osa Peninsula, Corcovado is one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. Ideal for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path wildlife and jungle adventures.

Tortuguero National Park

On the Caribbean coast, this park is famous for turtle nesting and rich wetlands. Boat tours through canals reveal abundant wildlife like caimans, monkeys, and exotic birds.

Guanacaste Region

Known for dry tropical forests and sunny beaches, Guanacaste offers excellent resorts and quieter beach towns like Playa Flamingo and Playa Conchal.

Experiences & Moments to Have

Relax in natural hot springs with views of Arenal Volcano
Walk the canopy bridges in Monteverde and spot rare birds
Surf or sunbathe on Tamarindo’s golden beaches
Take a guided boat tour through Tortuguero’s canals spotting wildlife
Hike in Manuel Antonio and swim in the park’s calm ocean coves
Join a turtle-watching tour during nesting season on the Caribbean coast
Explore the remote jungle and wildlife of Corcovado
Sample traditional Costa Rican dishes like gallo pinto and fresh seafood
Visit coffee plantations and learn about Costa Rica’s rich coffee culture

BEST TIME TO VISIT

December to April (Dry Season) –The most popular time to visit, with sunny days and minimal rain—ideal for beaches, wildlife viewing, and hiking.

May to November (Green Season) –Also called the rainy season, with afternoon showers but fewer tourists and lush green landscapes. Good for surfing and lower prices.

Year-Round –Coastal microclimates mean some areas, like the Caribbean coast, have more balanced weather year-round.

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