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MANUEL ANTONIO TOUR ACTIVITIES
Adventure Sportfishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, surfing, sea kayaking, river rafting, mountain biking, horseback riding to pristine waterfalls, relaxing on white-sand beaches… If that’s not enough to keep you a busy in the Quepos and Manuel Antonio area, then how about … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- A Perfect Whale´s Tail
10) A Perfect Whale´s Tail The Uvita tombolo or sandy bridge that connects the mainland with a rocky islet, near Dominical Beach, in the Southern Pacific of Costa Rica, looks like a perfect whale´s tail in low tide. But more … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- An Old Survival Ritual
8) An Old Survival Ritual Marine turtles have inhabited the Earth for more than 100 million years surviving extreme climatic changes, including Ice Ages. Costa Rica has some of the most important nesting beaches in the world where it is … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- A Paradise for Divers
7) A Paradise for Divers With a marine surface that is 10 times bigger than the terrestrial and an immense biodiversity, Costa Rica is the perfect place for diving fanatics. The majority of these places belong to wildlife protected areas … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- The Biggest Rainforest in Costa Rica
6) The Biggest Rainforest in Costa Rica La Amistad International Park (PILA) is not only the biggest natural park in Costa Rica with almost 200,000 hectares, but also the only bi-national park, created by the governments of Costa Rica and … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- Marvels of Fire
4) Costa Rica´s Marvels of Fire As part of the Pacific Ring of Fire, Costa Rica´s volcanoes are among the most mesmerizing in the world. In fact, the present-day landmass known as Costa Rica is the result of complex volcanic … Continue reading
What Makes Costa Rica Unique- Biggest Oxcart and Yoke in the World
2) Biggest Oxcart and Yoke in the World The oxcart is the national symbol of the traditional Costa Rican transport device and it is also considered a genuine expression of popular art. The same applies to the “yoke”, a wooden … Continue reading
