Manuel Antonio National Park is a renowned nature reserve known for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests and diverse wildlife. The park's picturesque landscapes offer you a chance to encounter a variety of flora and fauna, including monkeys, sloths, and exotic birds.

Tortuguero National Park is a biodiverse wonderland known for its lush rainforests, winding canals and rich wildlife. It is also a critical nesting site for sea turtles. You will embark on a boat tour through its green canals to spot wild animals.

Puerto Viejo is the best destination to enjoy the Caribbean side of Costa Rica: beaches, nature, wildlife, vibrant town and it is home to Cahuita National Park where you will meet monkeys, sloths, iguanas, colorful birds, crocodiles.

Monteverde means Green Mountain and that's why tourists come here. The Cloud Forest Reserve is one of the best places in Costa Rica, it is a breathtaking natural sanctuary known for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, mystical cloud-covered landscapes, hanging bridges and the longest zipline in the country.

San Jose, the vibrant capital of Costa Rica, is ready to welcome you with its rich history, diverse culture and stunning architecture. You will visit Barrio Escalante, Mercado Central, Sabana Park and its museums.

Home to the best hot springs in Central America, La Fortuna, will hug you with its forest, rivers, waterfalls and volcanoes. Its mixture of adventure and luxury makes it perfect for all kind of travelers.

Corcovado is one of the reasons we must visit Costa Rica. It is an untouched breathtaking natural reserve, known for having one of the richest biodiversity and being one of the last tropical rainforests in Central America. Jaguars are waiting for you.

Santa Teresa is a paradise for surfers and yogis. This once sleepy fishing village has transformed into a backpackers and digital nomads town with hippy vibes. You will enjoy it beaches, natural pools and colorful streets.

30 minutes from Santa Teresa there is Montezuma, nice coastal town, quiter than Santa Teresa but still cool. You will chill in its beaches, hike to its waterfalls and embark on a boat tour to the gorgeous Tortuga Island.

Bajos del Toro is home to the best waterfall in Costa Rica. Catarata del Toro is a stunning 90-meter-high waterfall surrounded by lush rainforest. It plunges dramatically into an extinct volcanic crater, creating a breathtaking sight for your soul.

Arenal Volcano National Park is home to the tallest active volcano in Costa Rica, which stands majestically against the backdrop of lush rainforests. Its last eruption was in 1992, since then it has been only smoking. You will hike through its secondary forest and lava fields.

As luck would have it, there is a national park in Uvita, whose coastline resembles a whale's tail, where whales come to breed. This is the best place to whale and dolphin watching.

Drake Bay is a wild coastal town known for being the best base to visit Corcovado National Park. There are also snorkeling trips, nice beaches and green canals.

Poás is one of the most famous and active volcanoes in the country. With a short hike you will head to one of the largest craters in the world, filled with a stunning turquoise acidic lake.

Dominical is a serene paradise for surfers and nature lovers nestled along the Pacific coast, which offers a laid-back atmosphere and one of the best waterfall in the country: Nauyaca.