Costa Rica is a wonderful country, which fascinates people all over the world to go to the extent of visiting it for their vacations. It is a country that really knows how to accommodate for their visitors, and they do so with regards to utilizing the nature and scenery which is found here. Everyone knows Costa Rica is full of natural beauty, from the glorious coastlines to the dense jungles, but, what sets Costa Rica apart from other places? Is the living nature that is found there and how the country takes great measures to protect it? This article will take a look at the best things you can do on your next Costa Rica vacation.
We at Arik Travel have the best vacation packages available and we want you to have an experience of a lifetime. Our Costa Rica vacation packages will take your breath away and leave you not wanting to go back home.
Arenal Volcano Tour
If you want to see some of the fantastic scenery of Costa Rica, then trekking up the hills on the Arenal Volcano Tour is for you. Not only will you see the volcano, but you will also see some more traditional ways of living in the country.
Sloth Watching
We as humans have a particularly strange fascination with these creatures, they look very unique and don’t tend to do much. But by going and seeing these creatures in the wild on a sloth watching tour, you will really make some unforgettable memories.
Tortuguero National Park
A very popular destination for tourists is the Tortuguero National Park. This protected area is full of an abundance of wildlife and many variations of plant species. There is so much to see, you may even need to go a few times to see everything!
Rainforest Canopy Adventure
See the rainforest from a different view by flying over it! This thrilling experience will certainly give you an experience that you will thoroughly enjoy.
Hot Springs
What better way to end a day hiking in Rio Celeste than to take a dive into the hot springs? It will really give you the opportunity to sit back relax and take in how special this vacation package is.
