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Rincon de la Vieja: also for birdwatching


Rincon de la Vieja: also for birdwatching
  • 14Aug 23

The Rincon de la Vieja volcano is also a bird-watching mecca. Although best known for its hot springs and activities such as canyoning, horseback riding and canopy tours, the presence of birds on site is very important.

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Good news for Scarlet Macaws!


Good news for Scarlet Macaws!
  • 10Aug 23

The largest population of Scarlet Macaws or Ara Macao or Ara Macaw is found on the Osa Peninsula, south of Costa Rica.

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Guanacaste National Park


Guanacaste National Park
  • 06Aug 23

Guanacaste National Park is located in the north of the country, in the province of the same name. It comprises three sectors: the Maritza sector, at the foot of the Orosi volcano, 59 km from Liberia, the Pitilla sector, 59 km north-west of Liberia on the slopes of Cerro Orosito and finally, the Cacao sector,…

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Manuel Antonio Park and its Fauna


Manuel Antonio Park and its Fauna
  • 01Aug 23

Manuel Antonio Park is a must-see on any trip to Costa Rica. Today’s opportunity to talk to you about the local fauna!

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Toucan of Swainson


Toucan of Swainson
  • 01Aug 23

Let’s talk about one of Costa Rica’s star birds: the Swainson Toucan. When you hear the word “toucan”, you think of the tropics! It’s the emblematic bird of Central and South America. It nests in tropical and subtropical forests.

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