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Two Different Vibes within Puntarenas

Two Different Vibes within Puntarenas

Puntarenas Province is one of the most important tourism regions in Costa Rica thanks to its rich Pacific coastline that is full of islands, inlets, beaches, and wildlife. Tourists flock to this area every year to visit Manuel Antonio and Manuel Antonio National Park, with Quepos being known as the gateway to both and neighboring Dominical being popular for surfing, its beach, and the laidback atmosphere. Did you know… that Costa Rica is politically and administratively divided into seven provinces: Alajuela, Cartago,…

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Pura Vida & Relaxing in the Costa Rican Rainforest

Pura Vida & Relaxing in the Costa Rican Rainforest

San Lorenzo de Tarrazú is a mountainous area in southern San José Province that borders Puntarenas Province. The Naranjo River has carved gorgeous terrain and stunning natural landscapes amidst the Central American rainforest. White water rafting, hiking, ziplining, and biking are popular activities that draw people to the region. Additionally, the serenity of the beautiful regional flora and fauna further captivate all who visit. I recommend staying in this region for several nights because it’s peaceful, calm, and centering. My…

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Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica’s Most Popular National Park

Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica’s Most Popular National Park

Costa Rica is known for its commitment to maintaining its lush landscape and diverse wildlife; its national parks and other protected areas serve as a model of sustainable conservation with roughly 28% of the land in Costa Rica being a park or reserve. The Central American nation has 28 national parks in total, 3 of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Manuel Antonio National Park is one of Costa Rica’s most popular national parks, hosting over 150,000 visitors annually. Within Puntarenas…

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