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Exciting Activities Abound in Costa Rica by Heather Eaton
Are you ready for plenty of excitement and memories
that will last a lifetime? Costa Rica offers an incredible number of
things to see and do beginning with taking a hot air balloon or
helicopter ride above the countryside.
Prefer to keep your feet firmly on the ground? Why not visit one of the
many rainforests or national parks of Costa Rica? Perhaps one of the
most attractive things about Costa Rica is its incredibly beautiful
rainforests and the exotic wildlife who live there. In each area you
will find a different variety of creatures and flora as diverse as the
land around them.
Monteverde Cloud Forest, just under four hours from the capital city of
San Jose, simply must be seen in person to be appreciated. Hidden in
this misty wonderland are gorgeous birds like the scarlet macaw, the
toucan, and the quetzal, a rather solitary bird who lays only two blue
colored eggs once each year.
Central America is home to some of the most experienced horseback riders
in the world. Take advantage of their expertise and visit a riding farm
where you can take an exciting trip across the country or stick to a
beginner's route while you learn.
Or, maybe you'd like to try your hand at mountain biking, which is
allowed in many of the national parks of Costa Rica, or hiking and
backpacking through the forests and mountainous regions of the country.
After you've had your fill of excitement of inland adventures, relax in
a hot spring heated by one of Costa Rica's volcanoes. Some of the most
popular in the country are those near the Arenal Volcano and the thermal
bath of Borinquen at Rincon de la Vieja.
The beaches of Costa Rica offer year round swimming in the warm waters,
especially on the Pacific Ocean side where there are many family
friendly beaches as well as those for surfing. The swimming beaches
located on the southern Pacific coast and the Osa Peninsula include
those near Puerto Jiminez, Bahia Drake, and San Josecito, which you will
only be able to reach by boat.
On the central Pacific coast lies Jaco beach and Manuel Antonio National
Park's beach, both of which are ideal for swimming but can be rather
crowded at times. On the other side of the country on the Caribbean
coast are few beaches suitable for swimming, but still offer plenty of
things to see, like Playa Negra, a black volcanic beach, or Playa Cocles
featuring bright white sand.
If you're interested in snorkeling, Playa Manzanillo located south of
Play Uvita, one of the Caribbean's most romantic beaches, offers the
prime spot as do Costa Rica's two coral reefs also located off the
Caribbean coast at Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge and Cahuita
National Park. Experienced snorkelers come from all around to dive
beneath the waters at Isla del Cano where the sea life is so abundant
the number of species of fish you will see are mind boggling.
Whatever you decide to do in Costa Rica you can be sure you will want to
come back for more time and time to see what other treasures are hidden
in this beautiful country.
Heather Eaton
has been writing articles for 10 years and enjoys sharing her knowledge
about different countries. You can find cheap flights to Costa Rica by
visiting Heather's new website at cheapflightstocostarica.net.
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Costa Rica's Monarch Butterfly

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Costa Rica has the most exotic wildlife.
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