What Is a Tropical Cloud Forest? A cloud forest is like a rainforest but without the heavy rainfall and with much cooler temperatures. It maintains 100% humidity throughout the year and has a persistent cloud cover, evoking a constant sense of magic. Monteverde Reserve How it happens? Just picture Costa Rica’s location: positioned between two seas, the ..read more

Costa Rica is a vibrant paradise known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. However, to really appreciate the most beautiful places in Costa Rica, you sometimes have to take the road less traveled. Popular destinations like Arenal and Manuel Antonio are must-visits…but so is the South Caribbean, Northern and Southern highlands, and remote Osa ..read more

Costa Rica is a country celebrated for its ecological diversity and rich cultural heritage, hosting some of the best towns for travelers in search of authentic experiences. Its landscape, marked by an array of natural wonders from dense rainforests to pristine beaches, provides a backdrop for towns that stand out not only for their beauty ..read more

Our commitment to social responsibility is deeply ingrained in our corporate ethos. For many years, we have proudly partnered with Pack for a Purpose (PfaP). It’s been a decision that has proven to be one of the most rewarding aspects of our journey as a group. Through PfaP, we’ve been able to channel the generosity ..read more

Costa Rica’s landscape is a vibrant testament to the transformative power of its volcanoes. These geological giants have not only sculpted the nation’s topography, creating a diverse terrain of forests and coastlines, but they also continue to shape its ecological and cultural fabric. Understanding this dynamic interaction between nature and geography offers a unique perspective ..read more

Sloths, a prime attraction in Costa Rica’s wildlife tourism, captivate visitors with their slow movements and distinctive appearance. These animals are quintessential symbols of Costa Rica’s rich biodiversity, thriving in its tropical rainforests. They spend most of their time in the trees, feeding on leaves, fruits, and flowers, and are known for their unique ability ..read more

Where to See Sloths in Costa Rica: A Wildlife Guide”  Sloths, a prime attraction in Costa Rica’s wildlife tourism, captivate visitors with their slow movements and distinctive appearance. These animals are quintessential symbols of Costa Rica’s rich biodiversity, thriving in its tropical rainforests. They spend most of their time in the trees, feeding on leaves ..read more

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading text=”The Mascarada: Costa Rica’s Cultural Canvas” font_container=”tag:h1|text_align:left” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text] Ever been curious about the traditions that shape a nation’s identity? In Costa Rica, the “mascaradas” are a living testament to its rich cultural heritage. Representing legends, animals, and iconic figures, they blend influences from Pre-Columbian, European, and Afro-Caribbean roots. From legendary characters to emblematic animals ..read more

The Ultimate Guide to Costa Rica in May: Weather, Animals, and Activities May marks the beginning of Costa Rica’s rainy season, which lasts from May to November. Although the amount of rain can vary depending on the region you visit, you should be prepared for occasional showers and thunderstorms. However, the wet season can also ..read more

Most Beautiful Places in Costa Rica: Unveiling Hidden Gems Costa Rica is a vibrant paradise known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. However, to really appreciate the most beautiful places in Costa Rica, you sometimes have to take the road less traveled. Popular destinations like Arenal and Manuel Antonio are must-visits…but so is the South Caribbean, Northern and Southern highlands, and remote Osa Peninsula. Here are some of the most beautiful places in Costa Rica It is impossible to boil down all of the beautiful places to be found in this small country. However, here is ..read more