Considered a divers paradise, this island/national park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997.  With its unparalleled natural beauty and biological wealth, Coco Island has recently been nominated for one of the 7 wonders of the natura

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Located seven kilometers from Fortuna, Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica's most active volcano, has experienced constant activity since July 29, 1968.  Having an area of 33 square kilometers, its landscape has two faces: one covered with lush

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Monteverde tourism zone is known around the world for its conservation efforts and lifestyle centered on respect for nature.  Once settled by Quakers more than 50 years ago, Monteverde represents the peaceful and simple way of life. 

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This park protects colossal Irazú, which, at 3,432 meters above sea level, is the tallest volcano in Costa Rica. The active volcano has a long history of eruptions and eruptive cycles.

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Quepos and Manuel Antonio lie side by side only a 2 hour drive from San Jose or a 15 minute flight.  Quepos is considered one of Costa Rica’s premier sport fishing destinations boasting world class wahoo, sailfish, tuna, and marlin.

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Playa Tamarindo, along with Playa Grande and Playa Ventanas, make up Bahía Tamarindo. This beautiful beach features rocky areas and an island (Capitán) at its southern end.

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