Hummingbird and Passion Flower, Costa Rica
Rainforest Meets Pacific Ocean, Costa Rica, courtesy Casa Ramon
My First View of Costa Rica, courtesy David Thompson
Central Valley Landscape, Costa Rica
Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica
Playa Herradura, Central Pacific, Costa Rica, courtesy David Thompson
Manuel Antonio Beach, Central Pacific, Costa Rica, courtesy David Thompson
Tree Frog on Palm Leaf, Costa Rica
Beach in Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica
Gulf of Nicoya Biodiversity - Seascape

CURU NATIONAL WILDLIFE RESERVE

The Curu National Wildlife Reserve forms part of a large private estate of more than 85 hectares that have been set aside for wildlife protection, particularly wildcats and 220 recorded bird species. The trails in the reserve lead to three beautiful and peaceful beaches, namely COLORADO, CURU and QUESERA. The view from these beaches is that of the peninsula and the gulf opening to the Pacific Ocean. Dolphins and whales are occasionally sighted. The reserve is open to the public daily between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.


GUAYABO, NEGRITOS & LOS PAJAROS ISLANDS

The Biological Reserves of Negritos and Guayabo Islands are located in the Gulf of Nicoya near Tortuga Island. Visitors to the islands enjoy sighting wildlife and touring around in small boats admiring the scenery.


CABO BLANCO WILDLIFE RESERVE

Located at CABUYA POINT at the tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, about 6 km from the town of Cabuya, south of Montezuma Beach, the Cabo Blanco Wildlife Reserve has more than 85% of its land covered with restored secondary forest and tropical lowland vegetation. One of the nature trails in the reserve leads to the famously gorgeous CABO BLANCO BEACH.  

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