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Warmed by volcanic activity, colored brilliantly turquoise by unique minerals, the Celeste River winds lazily through a remote forest, then drops dramatically into a large pool, perfect for relaxation.
Scores of giant leatherback, loggerhead and hawksbill turtles call this park home, and it’s not unusual to see them laying eggs in the predawn hours. The interior of Tortuguero is a series of natural and man-made canals, and various eco lodges give you easy access to the local wildlife.
Deep in the heart of Costa Rica, nature and adrenaline create an intoxicating mix for the adventure traveler. A seemingly endless landscape of waterfalls and canyons has made Puente Vigas a playground for thrill seekers.
It’s called a cloud forest because - that’s right - you are in the clouds. Because of the constant moisture, Monteverde is one of the most diverse and dense forests in the world. As you fly through on one of the area’s many ziplines, keep an eye out for the occasional spider monkey or queztal.
The largest lake in Costa Rica is a windsurfer’s paradise, and a naturalist’s as well: The surrounding area is host to over 2,000 species of plants, 120 mammals, 300 birds, and endless stunning vistas.
Underwater eclipses, wherein massive schools of fish block out the sunlight, are not uncommon here. Such is the density of marine life in these waters. Keep your eyes open around the lush coral reefs and you’ll spot devil rays, turtles and hopefully - or not - bull sharks.
The name alone inspires lusty dreams in the minds of surfers. The second largest lefthander in the world, this point break has been known to break for over .75 mile, resulting in three minute rides that leave surfers weak-legged and onlookers open-mouthed.
For years Drake Bay was only accessible by sea, and for that reason remains one of the most untouched areas in Costa Rica. Still remote by modern standards, Drake Bay is a playground for adventure seekers looking to escape.
The mighty Pacuare River carves its way through steep canyon walls and deep jungle before emptying into the Caribbean. Along the way you encounter waterfalls, Class I-V rapids, and if you so desire, eco lodges nestled perfectly into the natural landscape.
At the heart of Costa Rican urban living lies a maze-like structure filled with crafts, fruit and vegetable stands and independent shops. The small restaurants that line the walls of the market are an excellent place to sample authentic Costa Rican cuisine.
You don’t need to be a coffee expert to appreciate the relaxing atmosphere and bucolic beauty of the Central Valley’s coffee plantation. Take a tour, talk to some locals, or just walk quietly through the Costa Rican countryside.
Ballena means whale in Spanish, and from January to April and July through October majestic humpbacks can be spotted breaching in these Pacific waters. Costa Rica’s largest coral reef attracts bottle nosed dolphins and wildly colored fish, while on land, a local art community thrives.
The most historic building in San José, the lavish National Theatre has been presenting performances of the highest caliber for over a century. Across the plaza, the subterranean Gold Museum holds riches - both cultural and monetary - from Costa Rica’s past.
Wet rainforest and tropical dry forest meet in Carara National Park, creating a wildlife sanctuary that surrounds you with fauna. Scarlet macaws and lazy sloths above. Crocodiles below. And on the forest floor, anteaters, pigs and margay cats.
Unimaginable biodiversity both on land and in the water characterize one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. It could take weeks to experience the full breadth of tropical forests, wildlife, stunning beaches and coral reefs.
Sarchí is the unofficial crafts mecca of Costa Rica. The ox carts, intricately painted and visually stunning, are still produced by hand and placed on display outside the factory. The world’s largest ox cart resides in the town center.
Visitors and locals have turned Nosara into a surf and yoga retreat that calms and inspires. Morning surf sessions give way to afternoon yoga sessions, which give way to impromptu beach gatherings during the spectacular sunset hour.
Zipline through tropical forests. Rappel down waterfalls. And after that, why not shoot down some rapids on an inner tube? If you’re up for it, you can pack more adventure into a day here than in a lifetime back home.
Situated at the base of the dormant Cerro Chato volcano and tucked into a lush rainforest, La Fortuna Waterfall plunges 140 feet into crystalline waters. Not far away, a series of smaller waterfalls and quiet pools complete this many faceted wonder.