Costa Rica’s South Pacific Region Is Still A Tranquil, Relaxing Destination
I recently revisited Costa Rica’s southern Pacific region after ten years. In this section of the country, you’ll find few tourists but several incredible national parks, untouched rainforest, and mountain resorts that tout secluded ‘treehouses’ for accommodations. Pura Vida!
Experience Pura Vida (Pure Life) in Costa Rica. Explore the Country’s Less Traveled Southern Pacific Coast Region.
Despite its small size, Costa Rica hosts many ecosystems, including rainforests, cloud forests, dry forests, mangroves, and coastal marine. The southern Pacific coast region is less traveled. You’ll find expansive (and empty) beaches, pristine rainforests, wildlife-filled mangrove wetlands, and more. Pure Vida!
Costa Rica's Ecotourism is Wildly Popular. Embrace the Country’s Northern Region and Discover Why.
Experience ecotourism and La Pura Vida (the pure life) in Costa Rica! Activities abound in the northern region in Arenal and Monteverde. Where else can you find unspoiled rainforests, therapeutic hot springs, and adventure sports like ziplining through the forest canopy? Plus, don’t you want to see monkeys and sloths in their natural habitat?