Ecotourism and Natural Beauty Costa Rica is a treasure trove of natural wonders. It's not just about the picturesque ...

Thanks to its Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, cloud forests, volcanoes and marine reserves, Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. So, it's no wonder the country received ...

More than a couple travelers called the experience of hiking through the cloud forest ... Most said the park was a must-see example of Costa Rica's rich wildlife diversity. Recent visitors ...

Most said visiting was a must-do in Costa Rica. If you need a break from hiking, head to the park's more than 20 miles of beaches. Corcovado National Park is located along Costa Rica's South ...

Retirees can participate in snorkeling and hiking in the nearby Cahuita National Park or explore the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge. Quepos is a small harbor town along Costa Rica's central ...

If hiking is your passion, try the Camino de Costa Rica, a 174-mile trail that cuts across the country: starting in Barra del Pacuare on the Atlantic coast and eventually winding into the Dota ...

And, up until 2010, it was Costa Rica’s most active volcano (it’s currently dormant). Adventurers can traverse Arenal by zip line, horseback, ATV, or simply hiking. Also, be sure to take a dip ...