Pacific Coast Beach Trip

Rincón de la Vieja National Park is located about 15 miles northeast of Liberia, the capital of Guanacaste Province in Costa Rica. The park encompasses over 34,000 acres and contains two volcanoes and 32 rivers and streams, making it a biodiversity hotspot. The sheer scale of the park allows you to experience both the Caribbean and Pacific sides of the Cordillera de Guanacaste.

The Tenorio Volcano, rising majestically from the northern forested plains of Costa Rica, forms part of the vast Tenorio Volcano National Park. Hike to the exquisitely colored Rio Celeste waterfall, which according to local legend, gets its striking turquoise hue from the gods who dipped their paintbrush in its waters while painting the sky.

The Caribbean Heartland is a pristine tropical region, cradled deep within the dense, untouched rainforests of Costa Rica. Home to the Cabebar Indian shamans, soak up these diverse landscapes highlighted by lush wooded Talamanca mountains.

Cradled between the Osa Peninsula and the southern Pacific coastline of Costa Rica, Golfo Dulce has a wealth of ancient rainforests, intricate mangroves, tropical rivers and sea-kissed beaches.

Located on the Southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Osa Peninsula is bordered on three sides by tropical seas for you to stroll along balmy beaches or swim in warm waters.

Puerto Viejo is a beautiful town located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. With gleaming unspoilt beaches, lush vegetation and an idyllic ambience, it is a veritable tropical paradise.

Bajos del Toro is a charming little town tucked into the spectacular Rio Toro valley, north of San José. If you’re seeking a peaceful and idyllic rural setting for your vacation, then this off the grid town is just the place for you.

Perez Zeledon is a pretty little bucolic town in the canton of the same name, set in a beautiful green valley surrounded by the highlands.