Keep Exploring Costa Rica
Discover more stories about the people, places and experiences that make Costa Rica unforgettable.
guanacaste
guanacaste
guanacaste
guanacaste
guanacaste
Welcome to Guanacaste National Park
Guanacaste National Park was created in 1991 with the aim of connecting to Santa Rosa National Park in order to create one of the world’s largest biological reserves.
san gerardo
san gerardo
san gerardo
san gerardo
san gerardo
A magical, natural forest: San Gerardo de Dota
San Gerardo is a community bordering the Los Quetzales National Park located at 2,200 meters above sea level, hidden in the folds of the Río Savegre Valley.
sanctuary
sanctuary
sanctuary
sanctuary
sanctuary
Do you know Playa Quesera?
Visiting this beach is like stepping into the pages of a travel magazine: its white sand and aquamarine water will remain in your memory forever.
white rocks
white rocks
white rocks
white rocks
white rocks
Explore Piedras Blancas National Park
This incredible park is located in Golfito, on the southeastern Osa Peninsula. In addition to Corcovado National Park and Golfito National Wildlife Refuge, the park serves an important connective role as a biological corridor in Golfo Dulce.
quepos coast
quepos coast
quepos coast
quepos coast
quepos coast
5 reasons to visit Quepos
Costa Rica isn’t hurting for visitors, and with all those fellow travelers on the road, you might expect it to be difficult to get off the beaten path. But consider this: Costa Rica is home to a full 6% of the world’s biodiversity and counting.
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