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Manuel Antonio is one of the Costa Rica’s most visited National Parks Biodiversity: Manuel Antonio has 6.83 km2 of protected area with more than 100 species of mammals and more than 183 species of birds. Both Brown-throated Three-toed Sloth and Hoffmann’s Two-toed... Continue Reading

Poas Volcano National Park is one of the most active volcanoes in Costa Rica Eruptive history of the Poas Volcano: Poas Volcano main crater is 290 meters (951 ft) deep and is quite active with frequent small geyser eruptions, the last major eruptions Were During 1952 and 1954.... Continue Reading

The weather at Irazú Volcano is very unstable. If you are planning to visit the Irazú Volcano, it is important to take into consideration that the weather is very variable there, sometimes in the rainy season the fog makes it a little difficult to see the crater correctly.... Continue Reading

Arenal Volcano National Park is located in the province of Alajuela. The park has as its main attractions the Arenal Volcano and the inactive Volcano Cerro Chato. (The Arenal Volcano has a height of 1,670 meters). The last activity of the Arenal Volcano was in 1968. Prior to that... Continue Reading

  If you are staying in San Jose downtown, walking you can visit many tourist attractions such as: Museums, the National Theater which is a jewel of neoclassical architecture. You could also visit the Handicraft Market, located on the 6th Avenue between streets 5 and 7. On... Continue Reading

Costa Rica’s volcanoes are covered mostly by forests and lush vegetation. These volcanoes are related to the collision or subduction of the Cocos and Caribbean plates. Below is a summary of the most visited volcanoes in Costa Rica. The Irazu Volcano It is an active stratovolcano... Continue Reading