Volcanoes
Costa Rica, straddling the tectonic plates of the Pacific and Caribbean, boasts 110 volcanoes, five of which are still active.
Welcome to Costa Rica, where rainforests teem with biodiversity and sustainable tourism protects both wildlife and local communities.
This Costa Rica travel guide will help you explore the country’s natural wonders responsibly. From Manuel Antonio’s wildlife encounters to Monteverde’s canopy adventures, this is pura vida as the locals know it – wild, warm and full of life.
Whether you’re planning to zip-line through forests, spot sloths and quetzals or relax on volcanic sand beaches, you’ll find practical Costa Rica travel advice and insider tips throughout these pages.
You’ll love Costa Rica for its principles and commitment to the environment – the army was formally abolished in 1949 and the money saved was put into improving the infrastructure and protecting the environment. In a practical sense, Costa Rica is small and easy to travel around with a huge amount of variety and activities. It offers adventure with all the trappings of comfort and fine dining.
Lush green vegetation, birds of all sizes and colours, fabulous butterflies, active volcanoes and exciting wildlife. National parks cover around a quarter of Costa Rica and both the government and the people take their responsibility of protecting the environment very seriously.
Finally, don’t forget the jungle-fringed beaches which stretch for miles and offer superb opportunities for surfing and kiting.
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