Nature everywhere
Cloud forests, tropical rainforest, volcano landscapes, waterfalls and two coastlines create dramatic changes of scenery within relatively short distances.

Costa Rica brings rainforest, volcanoes, beaches, wildlife, adventure and warm local culture together in a destination that is remarkably easy to explore.
Cloud forests, tropical rainforest, volcano landscapes, waterfalls and two coastlines create dramatic changes of scenery within relatively short distances.
Sloths, monkeys, toucans, colorful frogs, sea turtles and hundreds of bird species make wildlife part of the journey, not just a single attraction.
Rafting, canopy tours, canyoning, surfing, hiking, horseback riding and lake activities can be combined with relaxed sightseeing and private transportation.
“Pura Vida” is more than a phrase. Visitors encounter a welcoming culture that values nature, community, hospitality and enjoying the moment.
Arenal, Monteverde, Manuel Antonio, the Central Valley, Caribbean coast and Pacific beaches can form very different itineraries within one trip.
Local knowledge matters. Come See Costa Rica helps connect the route, transportation and experiences so travelers can focus on enjoying the country.
Two remarkable moments captured along the Tárcoles River reveal the power and unpredictability of Costa Rica’s wildlife.
A dramatic moment in the wild: a crocodile captures a pelican. A powerful reminder that nature follows its own rules.
Video courtesy of Jungle Cocodrilo Safari.
Why do crocodiles attack their own kind? Territorial disputes, competition for mates, self-defense and cannibalism are possible explanations. The cause of this particular encounter is unknown.
Video credit: @crocodiletour.
Thousands of olive ridley turtles coming ashore together: one of the unforgettable reasons to experience Costa Rica. This video captures a past September nesting event, not a live report or a forecast.
We coordinate multi-day visits with private transportation, accommodation and accredited local guides. The dates depend on current turtle activity and authorized access.
Discover the Ostional Turtle Tour📹 Jorge Salazar / Dionisio Castro · Original publication. Original video and music retained. On-screen text in Spanish.
Olive ridley turtles emerge from the Pacific and gather on the dark sand at Ostional to lay their eggs. The video describes a September mass-nesting event beginning on September 4. It illustrates the natural phenomenon, rather than announcing the next arribada.
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