With up to 34 species of whales and dolphins inhabiting its coastal waters, the country offers unparalleled opportunities for whale watching.
Tucked between the waves of the Pacific and the calm of the Caribbean, Costa Rica is a patchwork quilt of microclimates.
Dive into Costa Rica’s abundant biodiversity with its thrilling and intimate animal encounters, offering you a ringside seat to witness the vibrant wildlife
Costa Rica’s Golfo Dulce provides the serene backdrop for humpback whales to commence life, nurturing their newborns in tranquility.
Recognizing the region’s immense potential, southern provinces’ governments, tourism professionals, and local chambers have initiated the “Between quetzales and whales” campaign.
Costa Rica Picture of the Day – Each day the Costa Rican Times will be including a picture from around Costa Rica to see the natural beauty and amazing things…
Costa Rica Travel News – In three years, the number of foreign tourists coming to Costa Rica to see humpback whales has tripled. In 2010, visitors totaled 43,302; in 2013,…