Ecotourism in Costa Rica

Lush green rainforests, pristine vegetation, extensive national parks and an abundance of flora and fauna are just a few characteristics of Ecotourism in Costa Rica . If you harbour a love for the wild and are looking forward to finding an escape in the heart of Mother Nature, then Costa Rica should be at the top of your to-visit list.

7 Ways To Experience Ecotourism In Costa Rica

Here are 7 enchanting ways to experience Ecotourism in Costa Rica:

1. Puntarenas

   Puntarenas is the port town of Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya. In order to have a glimpse of the rich marine life, make a visit to the town's aquarium, Parque Marino del Pacífico. The aquarium is nestled along the shores of the Pacific and therefore showcases some of the rare nurse sharks, manta rays, and nemo marine species. In addition, an excursion on the Tarcoles River can reveal its world-famous crocodile jungle.

2. Dominical

   For eco-enthusiasts and surfers, the Dominical town of Costa Rica is the best place to be. The town is frequented by year-round waves, and its shores also experience breath-taking breezes. If you are visiting the region, consider taking a hike to the Nauyaca waterfalls.

3. Corcovado National Park

   A nature trail in the Corcovado National Park is the epitome of eco-tourism in Costa Rica. A nature walk here gives you the opportunity to see its wildlife which includes ancient trees, squirrel monkeys, scarlet macaws, jaguars, and tapirs. The national park protects myriad ecosystems and is considered to be one of the world's most biodiverse regions.

4. Uvita

   Uvita is a small village in the southern part of Costa Rica. This destination is famous for hosting annual music events and is also home to the Cola de Ballena. The tiny village has a 2-mile shore with white sandy beaches, and is excellent for swimming, among other beach activities.

5. Tortuguero National Park

   This is a village located in the Limon province of the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. The coastal town is a sandbar that has rainforest vegetation. It is also a famous nesting site for the endangered green turtles.

6. La Fortuna

   La Fortuna is a small town in Costa Rica and is the gateway to Arenal Volcano National Park, which has two volcanoes. They are laced with hot flowing lava, and at the foot there are hot springs where you can take a warm bath in the naturally warm pools. There are rainforest trails with clean air that will help clear your mind.

7. Monteverde

   Monteverde is a small town in the mountainous parts of Northwestern Costa Rica. It is known for its biodiversity and is commonly referred to as 'a forest in the clouds'.

Ecotourism in Costa Rica: frequently asked questions

Ecotourism in Costa Rica: what's the average price for a holiday apartment?

Holiday apartments in Costa Rica are between £276 and £336 per night.

Where I can find holiday accommodation for Ecotourism in Costa Rica that's suitable for a family or large group?

When planning a group trip it's useful to know that average House rentals in Costa Rica can accommodate 8 guests and costs around £455 per night.

What types of holiday homes are available for Ecotourism in Costa Rica?

There's plenty of variety available when it comes to holiday rentals for Ecotourism in Costa Rica, with 4,681 House rentals and 2,572 Apartment rental on offer.