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Corcovado National Park
Corcovado is a true wonder of the world, a magical place in the southern part of the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, in the Osa Peninsula. It was declared by National Geographic to be one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. Those who seek a close and unique contact with nature will love this haven that is home to the only tropical primary lowland rainforest of the world and to a plethora of endangered animals and plants. Because Osa used to be an island, long
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Arenal Volcano National Park
The Arenal National Park is on every tourist’s must list and while its perfect cone is sometimes hidden away under the clouds, no one ever leaves this area disappointed, quite the opposite. The park protects sixteen reserves that are located between the Tilaran and the Guanacaste mountain ranges. The Arenal Volcano is said to be one of the most active volcanoes of the world.
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The Barra del Colorado Wildlife Refuge
The Barra del Colorado Wildlife Refuge is located on the lush green exotic Caribbean coast, in the province of Limon, between the Rio San Juan and the Tortuguero National Park, close to the Nicaraguan border. While this is quite a remote refuge, it is well worth visiting for its diversity and exotic beauty. Those with an adventurous mind who enjoy getting really out of the beaten path will simply love hiking its trails and its boat trips.
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The Diria National Park
The Diria National Park, formally the Diria National Forest Wildlife Refuge, became a National Park in 2004. What makes this park interesting and quite unique is that it protects the humid tropical forests. It is located in Guanacaste, south of Santa Cruz, close to some of the most amazing beaches of Costa Rica. It actually protects the hydrographic basins of the region, thanks to some of the region’s most important rivers; The Diria, the Verde, the Tigre and the Enmedio.
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Los Quetzales National Park
The Quetzales National Park, declared in 2005, is the latest addition to the list of the National Parks of Costa Rica. It is set along the Talamanca Mountain range, and it mostly consists of cloud forest with an important plethora of flora and fauna.
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Guanacaste National Park
Guanacaste National Park is located in the province of Guanacaste and lies adjacent to Santa Rosa National Park. This park was created in the year 1989,
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Santa Rosa National Park
Santa Rosa National Park is located in the province of Guanacaste, about 22 miles from Liberia. The park was the site of the famous Battle of Santa Rosa, where the Costa Rican army ousted a troop of invaders led by filibuster William Walker.
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Tortuguero National Park
Located in the northeastern region of Costa Rica, Tortuguero National Park is the third most popular park in the country. This park is part of the larger Tortuguero Conservation Area whose aim is to protect endangered species in the region.
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La Amistad National Park
La Amistad International Park occupies equal parts of Costa Rica and Panama and covers 400,000 ha of tropical forest, making it the largest reserve in the region of Central America.
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