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What is there NOT to do in Costa Rica? The “rich coast’s” international reputation as one of the best countries to explore in Latin America comes from its bounty of natural resources; mile upon mile of pristine beaches facing both the Atlantic and Pacific, lush rainforests, wild rivers and even wilder animals ranging from jaguars to the most elusive butterflies. Costa Rica offers a limitless array of adventure and volunteer options, not to mention panoply urban adventures in its pleasant coastal cities.
Aside from the volcano this high waterfall is one of La Fortuna's main attractions. A steep walk thro...
Overview This climb is a long and tough one but the views make it well worth it. Ce...
This is one of the rare activities you can do for free around Monteverde. The only actual cost is the ...
Overview The walk starts at Manzanillo, w...
"Monteverde" literally means "Green Mountain" and the Monteverde Cloud Forest Rese...
Overview This is a spectacular national park and one of Costa Rica's unique places. ...
This is a must see if you want to take a close look at some of Costa Rica's most famous residents, and...
Overview This is a must-do in some form or another. There are varying tour offers,...
Overview This trek begins at the top end of the Parque Nacional Arenal, or can be d...
Overview There is not much to see at this tiny museum, based at the Volcano Observ...
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