The Caribbean coast has it all. Amazing tropical rainforest, spectacular beaches and overflowing vegetation and wildlife, add to the rich flavor of the region’s people. It’s paradise for ecotourist – green sea turtles lay their eggs each year in Tortuguero. The adventurous have plenty to do – fishing, sea kayaking, diving, and much more.

In the Central Pacific you’ll find find exuberant tropical forests, abundant wild and marine life, and beautiful beaches create an atmosphere that permeates the entire region and wraps itself around you. You will definitely not run out of things to do, choose from relaxing in the sun to raising your adrenaline levels.

The Central Valley is truly the heart of all political, geographical and economical aspects of Costa Rica. This region holds the nation’s most important cities. San Jose, the capital; Heredia; Cartago and Alajuela, are home to half of the country’s entire population.

The Northern part of the country is filled with rain forests, waterfalls, lakes, rivers, caverns and world famous hot springs. The perfectly conical Arenal volcano is surrounded by a region of infinite potential and incredibly diverse flora and fauna.

Most of the North Pacific is occupied by the province of Guanacaste. This vast extension holds countless beaches and picturesque towns and villages filled with an important historical and cultural heritage. Several protected areas and national parks await visitors with an ample offer of activities.

The South Pacific region is a unique experience of contact with beautiful beaches and virgin primary rainforest. The Corcovado National Park will remind you of the marvels of nature.