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]]>As well as its huge range of animal species, Costa Rica has a huge variety in its habitats for such a small country. This is one of the reasons for its great biodiversity, and it has stunning coastlines on both sides, with tropical rainforests and a volcano at its center. As a visitor, you can enjoy the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and walk on suspended bridges in the clouds, looking down on the rainforest below.
Costa Rica boasts some of the best biodiversity in the world. It is home to over an estimated 500,000 species and is doing some serious heavy lifting for the world’s total biodiversity figures. You can visit the Manuel Antonio National Park and see capuchin monkeys as well as hummingbirds and maybe even glimpse one of Costa Rica’s mystical jaguars. If you are a fan of animals, Costa Rica is definitely the place to go!
Costa Rica has made a name for itself internationally as one of the leading countries on sustainability and and environmental conservation. A large portion of Costa Rica’s land is protected in national parks and reserves. The Pura Vida lifestyle, as locals refer to it, is about enjoying the small things in life and relaxing whilst maintaining the principles of environmental sustainability that will deeply appeal to nature lovers who visit Costa Rica.
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]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike Costa Rica’s impressive volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>Best known for its beautiful beaches and hiking trails, this coastal rainforest nature reserve is Costa Rica’s smallest national park, but that’s not stopping it from being home to rich wildlife, with a wide range of mammal and bird species.
Arenal Volcano is one of Costa Rica’s biggest natural wonders, and its surrounding area serves as a home to an enormous forested national park.
Located on the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero will win you over with its beaches, freshwater creeks and lagoons, and the surrounding mangrove forests.
Located in one of the world’s most biodiverse regions, Corcovado is home to an abundance of wildlife. If you ever pay it a visit, make sure to explore its hiking trails that will take you to tropical beaches, mangrove swamps, and lush rainforests.
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]]>One of the best and most loved surfing sites in Costa Rica, with beautiful golden sand, Playa Jaco has gained popularity due to its ideal location near the city of San Jose, and the special tube waves it offers, which are ideal for extreme surfing.
Recommended for those seeking a quiet beach, good food, and cocktails, Virador Beach, located on a small beautiful bay, offers a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere, luxury restaurants, and a luxury spa. Visitors to Playa Virador will find many great hotels to stay in for several days for the best experience.
One of the most famous and beloved beaches in Costa Rica is Hermosa Beach. The beach attracts mainly surfers as it offers challenging surfing conditions and extremely high waves. The beach is about 6 hours drive from San Jose.
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]]>Costa Rica has tons of national parks and wildlife refuges and it’s home to endemic species that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. When you go depends on what animals you want to see. Capuchin monkies can be seen year-round, but sea turtles can only be seen on the Caribbean coast from February to October and leatherback turtles can be seen in April and May.
Most of Costa Rica’s native birds can be seen year-round, but the best time to spot them is during the dry season from November to April. For migratory birds, September through November is the best time to see them.
People from all over the world come to Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast to surf. Beginner surfers are better off visiting during the last two months of the dry season—March or April— when the waves are tame and experienced surfers can find the biggest waves during the rainier months of September and October.
The most popular cloud forest in Costa Rica is Monteverde, in Puntarenas. You’ll find trails that lead up the mountaintops that have fog formations, for a cloud-like appearance. The sight is breathtaking, but it can be hard to trek and slippery during the wet season.
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]]>The post Costa Rica is Worth the Visit for Its Volcanoes Alone appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Arenal is one of Costa Rica’s most active volcanoes, but that’s not stopping it from being a popular tourist attraction. You can enjoy the beauty of the Arenal Volcano National Park by joining a hiking tour and discovering many lava fields and hot springs while wandering through the rainforest.
Another fascinating volcano that offers an exciting journey to adrenaline junkies, Irazú is the highest active volcano in the entire country. It’s worth visiting for the magnificent green crater lake and breathtaking views at the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean that you can see on a clear day.
Another beautiful volcano with crater lakes, Poás has been attracting visitors for decades despite its constant activity. This often led to the closure of the surrounding Poás Volcano National Park, so it’s important to keep in mind that the possible volcanic activity may disrupt your visit.
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]]>If you want to see a completely different side of the world, including one that has all but eliminated deforestation, you must put Costa Rica at the top of your travel list.
San Jose is the capital of Costa Rica and there is a ton of culture and art in the city. There are many art galleries in the capital, including ones like Galeria Namu, which display works of art and many other handmade goods that are made by the indigenous folks of Costa Rica. This gallery is also a fair trade gallery, which means that the artists get paid immediately and at a fair price, which means you can shop with a conscience.
There is also great other kinds of shopping in the city, including the Mercado Central. This is a huge market that has so many different stalls and vendors, which are all selling anything from trinkets to food and meat. This is a great place to see locals and to eat some of the local cuisines.
Because of all the biodiversity in Costa Rica, their produce is also very varied and unique. Costa Rica is known for its exotic fruits which are a must eat while you’re there. Some of these include momon chinos, pitaya, passion fruit, and so much more. You can find them sold everywhere including right on the street or the side of a road.
Arenal Volcano National Park is an absolute must-see when you’re in Costa Rica. This park has a picturesque volcano surrounded by an enormous amount of forest, tons of waterfalls, and more. You can even go horseback riding through the park which is so magical.
La Fortuna Waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls in the country, and for good reason. The waterfall itself is 230 feet high, and after hiking there, you will want to swim in the pool of water beneath it. The green-blue water is so mesmerizing, and the sounds of the animals within the forest make it for an unforgettable experience.
If you want to experience marine life and all the biodiversity within the waters of Costa Rica, the Cano Island Biological Reserve is somewhere you have to get to. The waters are warm and perfect for snorkeling. There are many coral reefs teeming with life from tropical fish, to turtles. Off the reef, it is common to have dolphins and whales hanging out, which is really a once in a lifetime thing to witness.
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]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike one of Costa Rica’s impressive volcanoes, Arenal Volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>The post 3 Underrated Surfing Destinations appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>There are many countries, however, that sadly don’t get the love that they deserve for their excellent surf scenes. Here are three that you should keep in mind while planning your next surf trip.
Costa Rica, a natural paradise that features coastlines on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, features some of the best spots for catching waves on the planet. Playa Tamarindo, where the Tamarindo River meets the Pacific Ocean, is one of the best spots for finding big squalls.
Heading down to South America, Peru is another country that is criminally underrated in terms of its surfing scene. The pleasant weather of the summer months also coincides with the biggest waves, when northerly swells bring warm water and big waves to the country’s coastline.
Japan isn’t only about ancient temples and delicious food. In fact, this Far East nation features some of the best year-round surfing conditions on the globe. From the more treacherous northern regions, where a wetsuit is a must, to the tropical southern islands, both beginners and experts alike will find a great place to surf in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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]]>The post Beaches, Rainforests, and Cities: Costa Rica Has it All appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This, however, will not be a problem for anyone who is lucky enough to travel to the stunning Central American country of Costa Rica. The amount of diversity that can be found in such a small country will stun visitors with its options of things to do.
Are you looking for a beach vacation? Well, Costa Rica offers that. With 763 total miles of coastline, you’ll find a vast array of tropical stretches of stand to relax or go surfing on. Some of the top beaches in Costa Rica include Tamarindo Beach, famed for its surfing, and Manzanillo Beach, whose palm-lined white sand beach is on the warm Caribbean.
Now, what if you want to spend some time in the rainforest too? Don’t worry, because Costa Rica also has you covered there. With a grand total of 28 national parks (3 of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites), you’ll be able to see a hugely biodiverse selection of fauna and flora. Manuel Antonio National Park and Rincon de la Vieja are two of my top picks for Costa Rican parks.
Finally, don’t think that Costa Rica doesn’t have city attractions as well. The medium-sized and busy, yet comfortable, capital of San Jose is home to a growing art and culinary scene that captures just what makes this small country so magical.
Don’t hesitate and start thinking about booking a trip to Costa Rica as soon as possible!
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]]>The post Why Costa Rica is the Ideal Holiday Destination for Nature Lovers appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As well as its huge range of animal species, Costa Rica has a huge variety in its habitats for such a small country. This is one of the reasons for its great biodiversity, and it has stunning coastlines on both sides, with tropical rainforests and a volcano at its center. As a visitor, you can enjoy the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and walk on suspended bridges in the clouds, looking down on the rainforest below.
Costa Rica boasts some of the best biodiversity in the world. It is home to over an estimated 500,000 species and is doing some serious heavy lifting for the world’s total biodiversity figures. You can visit the Manuel Antonio National Park and see capuchin monkeys as well as hummingbirds and maybe even glimpse one of Costa Rica’s mystical jaguars. If you are a fan of animals, Costa Rica is definitely the place to go!
Costa Rica has made a name for itself internationally as one of the leading countries on sustainability and and environmental conservation. A large portion of Costa Rica’s land is protected in national parks and reserves. The Pura Vida lifestyle, as locals refer to it, is about enjoying the small things in life and relaxing whilst maintaining the principles of environmental sustainability that will deeply appeal to nature lovers who visit Costa Rica.
The post Why Costa Rica is the Ideal Holiday Destination for Nature Lovers appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike Costa Rica’s impressive volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>The post Stunning National Parks That You Shouldn’t Miss in Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Best known for its beautiful beaches and hiking trails, this coastal rainforest nature reserve is Costa Rica’s smallest national park, but that’s not stopping it from being home to rich wildlife, with a wide range of mammal and bird species.
Arenal Volcano is one of Costa Rica’s biggest natural wonders, and its surrounding area serves as a home to an enormous forested national park.
Located on the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero will win you over with its beaches, freshwater creeks and lagoons, and the surrounding mangrove forests.
Located in one of the world’s most biodiverse regions, Corcovado is home to an abundance of wildlife. If you ever pay it a visit, make sure to explore its hiking trails that will take you to tropical beaches, mangrove swamps, and lush rainforests.
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]]>The post 3 Magical Beaches In Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>One of the best and most loved surfing sites in Costa Rica, with beautiful golden sand, Playa Jaco has gained popularity due to its ideal location near the city of San Jose, and the special tube waves it offers, which are ideal for extreme surfing.
Recommended for those seeking a quiet beach, good food, and cocktails, Virador Beach, located on a small beautiful bay, offers a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere, luxury restaurants, and a luxury spa. Visitors to Playa Virador will find many great hotels to stay in for several days for the best experience.
One of the most famous and beloved beaches in Costa Rica is Hermosa Beach. The beach attracts mainly surfers as it offers challenging surfing conditions and extremely high waves. The beach is about 6 hours drive from San Jose.
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]]>The post When’s the Best Time to Visit Costa Rica? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Costa Rica has tons of national parks and wildlife refuges and it’s home to endemic species that can’t be found anywhere else in the world. When you go depends on what animals you want to see. Capuchin monkies can be seen year-round, but sea turtles can only be seen on the Caribbean coast from February to October and leatherback turtles can be seen in April and May.
Most of Costa Rica’s native birds can be seen year-round, but the best time to spot them is during the dry season from November to April. For migratory birds, September through November is the best time to see them.
People from all over the world come to Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast to surf. Beginner surfers are better off visiting during the last two months of the dry season—March or April— when the waves are tame and experienced surfers can find the biggest waves during the rainier months of September and October.
The most popular cloud forest in Costa Rica is Monteverde, in Puntarenas. You’ll find trails that lead up the mountaintops that have fog formations, for a cloud-like appearance. The sight is breathtaking, but it can be hard to trek and slippery during the wet season.
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]]>The post Costa Rica is Worth the Visit for Its Volcanoes Alone appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Arenal is one of Costa Rica’s most active volcanoes, but that’s not stopping it from being a popular tourist attraction. You can enjoy the beauty of the Arenal Volcano National Park by joining a hiking tour and discovering many lava fields and hot springs while wandering through the rainforest.
Another fascinating volcano that offers an exciting journey to adrenaline junkies, Irazú is the highest active volcano in the entire country. It’s worth visiting for the magnificent green crater lake and breathtaking views at the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean that you can see on a clear day.
Another beautiful volcano with crater lakes, Poás has been attracting visitors for decades despite its constant activity. This often led to the closure of the surrounding Poás Volcano National Park, so it’s important to keep in mind that the possible volcanic activity may disrupt your visit.
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]]>The post Nature Fanatics Will Rejoice in Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you want to see a completely different side of the world, including one that has all but eliminated deforestation, you must put Costa Rica at the top of your travel list.
San Jose is the capital of Costa Rica and there is a ton of culture and art in the city. There are many art galleries in the capital, including ones like Galeria Namu, which display works of art and many other handmade goods that are made by the indigenous folks of Costa Rica. This gallery is also a fair trade gallery, which means that the artists get paid immediately and at a fair price, which means you can shop with a conscience.
There is also great other kinds of shopping in the city, including the Mercado Central. This is a huge market that has so many different stalls and vendors, which are all selling anything from trinkets to food and meat. This is a great place to see locals and to eat some of the local cuisines.
Because of all the biodiversity in Costa Rica, their produce is also very varied and unique. Costa Rica is known for its exotic fruits which are a must eat while you’re there. Some of these include momon chinos, pitaya, passion fruit, and so much more. You can find them sold everywhere including right on the street or the side of a road.
Arenal Volcano National Park is an absolute must-see when you’re in Costa Rica. This park has a picturesque volcano surrounded by an enormous amount of forest, tons of waterfalls, and more. You can even go horseback riding through the park which is so magical.
La Fortuna Waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls in the country, and for good reason. The waterfall itself is 230 feet high, and after hiking there, you will want to swim in the pool of water beneath it. The green-blue water is so mesmerizing, and the sounds of the animals within the forest make it for an unforgettable experience.
If you want to experience marine life and all the biodiversity within the waters of Costa Rica, the Cano Island Biological Reserve is somewhere you have to get to. The waters are warm and perfect for snorkeling. There are many coral reefs teeming with life from tropical fish, to turtles. Off the reef, it is common to have dolphins and whales hanging out, which is really a once in a lifetime thing to witness.
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]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike one of Costa Rica’s impressive volcanoes, Arenal Volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>The post 3 Underrated Surfing Destinations appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>There are many countries, however, that sadly don’t get the love that they deserve for their excellent surf scenes. Here are three that you should keep in mind while planning your next surf trip.
Costa Rica, a natural paradise that features coastlines on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, features some of the best spots for catching waves on the planet. Playa Tamarindo, where the Tamarindo River meets the Pacific Ocean, is one of the best spots for finding big squalls.
Heading down to South America, Peru is another country that is criminally underrated in terms of its surfing scene. The pleasant weather of the summer months also coincides with the biggest waves, when northerly swells bring warm water and big waves to the country’s coastline.
Japan isn’t only about ancient temples and delicious food. In fact, this Far East nation features some of the best year-round surfing conditions on the globe. From the more treacherous northern regions, where a wetsuit is a must, to the tropical southern islands, both beginners and experts alike will find a great place to surf in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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]]>The post Beaches, Rainforests, and Cities: Costa Rica Has it All appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This, however, will not be a problem for anyone who is lucky enough to travel to the stunning Central American country of Costa Rica. The amount of diversity that can be found in such a small country will stun visitors with its options of things to do.
Are you looking for a beach vacation? Well, Costa Rica offers that. With 763 total miles of coastline, you’ll find a vast array of tropical stretches of stand to relax or go surfing on. Some of the top beaches in Costa Rica include Tamarindo Beach, famed for its surfing, and Manzanillo Beach, whose palm-lined white sand beach is on the warm Caribbean.
Now, what if you want to spend some time in the rainforest too? Don’t worry, because Costa Rica also has you covered there. With a grand total of 28 national parks (3 of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites), you’ll be able to see a hugely biodiverse selection of fauna and flora. Manuel Antonio National Park and Rincon de la Vieja are two of my top picks for Costa Rican parks.
Finally, don’t think that Costa Rica doesn’t have city attractions as well. The medium-sized and busy, yet comfortable, capital of San Jose is home to a growing art and culinary scene that captures just what makes this small country so magical.
Don’t hesitate and start thinking about booking a trip to Costa Rica as soon as possible!
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