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The mainland is full of natural wonders. For example, Bajos del Toro is a private reserve with a 300-feet plunging waterfall. Visitors can climb the extinct volcanic crater nearby and get the view of a lifetime.
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Cocos Island National Park is located 340 miles from the mainland and is world famous for its diving opportunities.
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If you love whitewater and adrenaline, consider rafting the Rio Pacuare, near Tortuguero National Park
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Traverse the country’s tropical mountains, rainforests and islands to catch a glimpse of the endangered red-eye tree frog.
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The beaches never end in Costa Rica, but occasionally the sun does go down on a beautiful day.
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