Netflix’s reality show in Costa Rica premiered on February 5, 2025, and has taken center stage with Costa Rica’s world-famous landscapes. Hosted by Holly Willoughby, the show challenges 12 celebrities to survive in the Costa Rican jungle while avoiding capture by Bear Grylls. The Netflix reality show in Costa Rica showcases our diverse ecosystems, from […]
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Corcovado National Park Wildlife Encounters are possible and almost unavoidable. Embark on an epic adventure through Corcovado National Park! Witness the incredible biodiversity and encounter exotic wildlife like howler monkeys, scarlet macaws, and jaguars. #EpicAdventuresCostaRica #CorcovadoWildlife #NatureLovers #ExploreCostaRica Introduction Located on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, Corcovado National Park is a biodiverse paradise that
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Corcovado National Park, encompassing over 41,788 hectares of shallow lagoons, marshes, mangrove swamps, rivers, wet forests, and low-altitude cloud forests, is a treasure of biodiversity. With 46 kilometers of pristine sandy beaches, Corcovado offers one of Central America’s most unique ecosystems. Why do you want to go to the Corcovado National Park? First and foremost
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The best ethical souvenirs in Costa Rica are the ones that not only avoid the use of our wildlife, rainforests, or culture in creating commercialized items but also in supporting the people and the culture of the country that is opening its doors and arms to welcome you. Costa Rica is a country teeming
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Costa Rica is a paradise for nature lovers, boasting lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and vibrant biodiversity. Among the many wonders you can witness here, the diverse wildlife in Costa Rica stands out as one of the country’s greatest treasures. From playful monkeys and colorful birds to elusive jaguars and gentle sloths, wildlife in Costa Rica
Guided tours in Manuel Antonio are the best to fully enjoy your experience in the region and get the best from our breathtaking wildlife sightings in the rainforest. Keep on reading, and let us give you seven reasons to take guided tours in Manuel Antonio. Exploring Manuel Antonio National Park, the Rainmaker Conservation
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In Costa Rica, family members widely celebrate Christmas. It is a celebration of love, joy, delicious food, and a lot of noise. In touristic places such as Manuel Antonio, it may be a bit crowded and chaotic, so it’s important that you know a bit about spending Christmas in Costa Rica. Although we do not
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As the year draws to a close, Manuel Antonio becomes a bustling hub of activity, with visitors flocking to experience its natural beauty. However, the Manuel Antonio National Park limits the number of visitors daily, and tickets are selling out fast. If you find yourself unable to secure a spot in the park, don’t worry—Epic
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While ziplining in Manuel Antonio, you will experience an exhilarating journey through the treetops, which will provide you with a bird’s-eye view of the stunning scenery and numerous species that are located below. Participating in a canopy tour is a must-do activity in Manuel Antonio for an unforgettable experience. Did you know that Costa Rica
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Is Travel Insurance Required For Costa Rica? While it’s not mandatory, it has become increasingly essential given the recent challenges faced by the tourism industry. From severe weather to airline uncertainties, travelers are recognizing the importance of financial protection. Unusually heavy rains have recently caused landslides, road closures, and flooding across Costa Rica, leading
