Things you can do in Manuel Antonio are many and quite varied. In this post, we aim to create a simple but long list of options for you. So! Keep on reading and you can decide. what suits your desires and dreams better. There are so many things to do in Manuel Antonio that the […]
Costa Rica is well-known for its lush jungles, beautiful beaches, unusual animals, and exciting adventure activities. The multiple microclimates nestled inside its little landmass enable this biodiversity. These various microclimates support a diverse range of ecosystems, resulting in a multicolored natural wonderland screaming to be discovered. Epic Adventures Costa Rica, a prominent tour operator situated
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Costa Rica, with its lush landscapes and vibrant wildlife, offers a dynamic and diverse experience every month of the year. The towns of Manuel Antonio and Quepos, nestled on the Pacific Coast, are no exception. Here’s a month-by-month guide to what you can expect in this tropical haven. January: The Pinnacle of Sunshine January is
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We at Epic Adventures Costa Rica, as residents of this verdant paradise, know that the peak season is when our lively corner of the world truly comes to life in a most intense way and to find balance between our sustainability and the protection of our nature can be a challenge at times. With
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Manuel Antonio National Park and region remain in the list of Costa Rica’s most popular destinations for good reasons. Its main: it has an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife that is easily accessible in a compact area. Here are some of the key factors that contribute to its enduring appeal for international visitors: Biodiversity
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Costa Rica’s Central Pacific Region is a popular destination for travelers seeking sun, sand, and adventure. With stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and abundant wildlife, it’s no wonder that this area is a favorite among visitors to the country. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the route from San Jose to
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Situated between the Pacific Ocean and lush rainforests lies the Central Pacific region of Costa Rica. Known for its incredible biodiversity and abundance of national parks and protected areas, this part of Costa Rica is a true nature lover’s paradise. The central Pacific weather zone extends south from the Tarcoles River to the Baru River,
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Costa Rica Tourism is poised to shatter records in 2023, with an estimated 2.3 to 2.5 million tourists arriving by air, according to projections by the Costa Rica Tourism Board (ICT). This historic number surpasses the 2,117,960 tourists of 2022 and even exceeds pre-pandemic levels seen in 2018 and 2019. As a vital part
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Escape to a one-of-a-kind aquatic adventure in Manuel Antonio’s magnificent wetlands. Along the country’s lush Pacific coastline lies this ecological wonderland – a maze of tidal channels and islands blanketed in dense green foliage that forms a unique wetland ecosystem offering unique family boat tours in Manuel Antonio. Teeming with exotic birds, mammals, reptiles
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Exploring Costa Rica’s Climate, Essential Packing Tips, Delving into the Richness of Local Cuisine, and Embracing Sustainability: A Comprehensive Guide for First-Time Travelers to This Tropical Paradise Introduction: Welcome to the second part of our in-depth series on traveling to Costa Rica. This guide will delve into the country’s climate, provide essential packing tips, highlight
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