Costa Rica Travel Articles

Pacuare Nature Reserve gives travelers an opportunity to observe turtles in their natural environment, as well as be an active part of conservation efforts. This guide shows the different seasons during which you can expect to see specific turtles and natural events.

You have booked a trip to Costa Rica. Now what? Our FAQs will answer some of the most common traveler questions. From Costa Rican cuisine to packing recommendations, this guide will help you be better prepared for the adventures that await!

This morning you will journey with your naturalist guide into Corcovado National Park. The cool morning hours offer a good opportunity to spot wildlife and to observe some of the incredible variety of birds that abound in the park.

The Pacuare Nature Reserve protects 800 hectares of stunning lowland tropical rainforest as well as 6 kilometers of deserted beach on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast. Visit the Pacuare Research Station on our Turtles and Rainforest Pacuare Reserve tour to see giant leatherback sea turtles and plenty of other wildlife.

For a country of its size, Costa Rica has something to offer all styles of travelers! Breathtaking rainforests & booming volcanoes, some of the most rare and endangered wildlife on the planet, luxury & relaxation, culinary experiences, and adventurous excursions. See how a Costa Rica trip will allow you to experience "Pura Vida!"

See the mission and goals of the Limon Watershed Foundation of Costa Rica, a conservation organization working to protect the Limon watershed on the Caribbean side of the country.

This article summarizes the history and culture of Costa Rica, including the religion, language, and cuisine. Take a look before your trip!

An article originally printed in Costa Rica Outdoors. Discusses Selva Bananito rainforest reserve, its history and development, bird species found there, rainforest hikes and other Costa Rica travel activities