Preparing for your trip to Costa Rica BEFORE YOU LEAVE Entry and exit from the territory Documents required for travel to Costa Rica: Passport valid for at least 1 day beyond the date of departure from Costa Rica. If you are making a stopover, check the validity period of your passport, which may differ from…
Costa Rica’s Parks and Reserves Because 6% of the world’s biodiversity is found in Costa Rica, the country has declared 25% of its territory as national parks, protected areas, or reserves. Costa Rica has established a system for the protection and conservation of its flora and fauna. There are 27 national parks, two of which…
Traveling to Costa Rica with a baby can be a wonderful experience, as the country offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, stunning landscapes, and opportunities to discover nature. Animals, national parks, beaches, volcanoes—so many things to explore as a family. Children are very receptive to their surroundings, and Costa Rica is generally well-appreciated even…
Did you know that the best time to snorkel in Costa Rica is from January to April? Yes, this is the best time for snorkeling in Costa Rica, with water temperatures ranging from 81 to 88 degrees. Today, let’s take a look at some of Costa Rica’s interesting snorkeling spots. Of course, given the country’s…
History and background Creation and objectives Tortuguero National Park was created in 1975 to protect the region’s habitats, particularly sea turtle nesting sites. Prior to its creation, these areas were threatened by logging and hunting. Thanks to protection efforts, the park has become a model for the protection of tropical ecosystems and a haven for…
A jewel on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast Discover one of Costa Rica’s most accessible and biodiverse national parks. Costa Rica is world-renowned for its efforts to conserve and preserve biodiversity. Among Costa Rica’s 26 national parks, Cahuita National Park is the perfect embodiment of this commitment. Its white sandy beaches, coral reefs and lush forests…
The green immensity of Braulio Carrillo Braulio Carrillo National Park (Parque nacional Braulio Carrillo) is one of Costa Rica’s largest national parks. Despite its proximity to the capital, it is also one of the least visited and wildest parks in Costa Rica. Located in the region around San José, Costa Rica’s capital, it offers visitors…
In our first two articles, we told you about little-known beaches that are not usually listed in tourist guides. Costa Rica Découverte is also here to share its good tips with you 😉 We’re off! “Playa Mona” Beach The combination of its evergreen forests with the coastal landscape offers a very special beauty. In the…
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