5 articles to prepare your trip
Afro-Caribbean and Bribri facade of Costa Rica: Tortuguero's boat-accessible canals, forested beaches of Cahuita and cacao of Talamanca, at a slower pace.
The wild tip of Costa Rica: 424 km² of primary rainforest at Corcovado, humpback whales in two seasons at Uvita, and a Golfo Dulce protected by Sierpe's mangrove forests.
The driest province in the northwest, Guanacaste stretches from Papagayo Gulf beaches to Sámara, with active volcanoes and sabanero villages across the Nicoya Peninsula.
Northern Costa Rica's volcanic landscape brings together the Arenal cone, its thermal springs, and the Monteverde cloud forest perched at 1,600 metres between mist and quetzals.
The 1,200-meter plateau where two-thirds of Costa Ricans live, between the active craters of Poás and Irazú, coffee fincas and artisan villages.
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