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Over the years, Costa Rica has become a pioneer destination in eco-tourism. Local governments have developed a series of internal strategies to create awareness of the importance of sustainable tourism and its benefits for both society and the companies involved. In this small country you will have the opportunity to discover how turtles fight for their lives while laying their eggs. You will also come close to impressive active volcanoes, wild rivers, coral reefs and numerous species of snakes, butterflies and birds in their natural habitat.
Flora and Fauna everywhere:
Costa Rica is within the top 20 richest countries in biodiversity on Earth in terms of species density, which means that it is possible to find more flora and fauna in 500 square km in Costa Rica that in the same area in countries like Brazil or Colombia. In Costa Rica you will find around half a million species, representing 4% of the planet biodiversity. We invite you to discover all this nature with us
The power of fire:
Costa Rica is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire. Volcanoes in Costa Rica are some the most mesmerizing in the world. In fact, the Arenal Volcano is one of the top 10 most active volcanoes in the world. Most of the Costa Rica volcanoes and their surrounding areas have become national parks and protected areas.
The turtles Ritual:
In Costa Rica you will find some of the most important nesting beaches in the world where it is possible to witness this amazing ritual. The Pacific as well as the Atlantic coast, have great sceneries where hundreds of female sea turtles representing five different species of the world´s seven species, come to Costa Rican to lay their eggs. The most popular destination for viewing turtles in Costa Rica is Tortuguero or the area with a “lot of Turtles” on the North Caribbean Coast.
ThA Whale Tail story
At the Southern Pacific area of Costa Rica, near Dominical, there is sandy bridge that connects the mainland with a rocky islet, that looks like a perfect whale´s tail in low tide. This area and surroundings are well known for being one of the best spots to watch humpback whales coming from North and South America. These warm waters are just what these whales are looking for when the winter time arrives to their places of origin. The whale’s seasons are from December to April and from July to October.
The canopy Tour, made in Costa Rica:
This tour is the closest to make you feel yourself like Tarzan, from one tree to another. It is also one of the best ways to explore the richness of the canopy, where the biggest amount of the forest´s biodiversity is found. The canopy tour consists of a series of suspended cables attached from tree to tree on which you can glide along using a pulley that is secured to one harness. Cables vary in length (they can measure up to 1 km long!) and end in small wooden or metal platforms built in the tops of trees.
Paradise for Surfing:
Costa Rica it is one of the best places in the world to surf; not by chance the country is the third most popular destination for this sport after Hawaii and Indonesia. Some of the reasons are: beaches with excellent year-round waves, pleasant weather, warm water, friendly people and reasonable prices. On 2009, the Billabong World Surfing Games, took place in Costa Rica with the participation of 35 countries. Costa Rica is also one of the few counties in the world where two great oceans are within a 6-hour drive of each other. This makes possible to wake up early in morning and surf on the Caribbean sea and enjoy a sunset while surfing on the pacific coast.
Wild rivers are waiting for you:
Many years ago, the rains created wonderful rivers and stunning landscapes along their causes. These rivers have helped us offering tourists a unique experience that combines adventure with nature. The white water rafting has become an activity that let us show the natural beauty of Costa Rica from a different perspective. Currently, this activity can be practiced from several tourist areas of Costa Rica, not only from San Jose as it was in the beginning. The strategic location of our country, has helped some rivers have sufficient water flow throughout the year and allow the practice of this wonderful activity during the year. Since rivers Class 1 up to Class 5 rivers, rise in the mountains of this small country, allowing tourists to choose the degree of difficulty they want to face.