Birdwatching Getaway

Tenorio Volcano National Park

Located in the Guanacaste Volcanic Mountain Range, this park has a rainforest that protects species of wildlife of regional importance. Within the area, the Tenorio Volcano, with its four cones, it offers natural scenic overlooks that allow appreciate the plains of the Pacific and Caribbean. “It is a magical place that offers a variety of possibilities to appreciate the wonders of nature and difficult to find phenomena

Tenorio Volcano is an inactive andesitic stratovolcano in north-western Costa Rica. It is the main geographical feature of the eponymous Tenorio Volcano National Park.

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve

Monteverde is a small community in the mountains of northern Costa Rica, just over 2 hours from the capital and the Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia.
Monteverde is privileged and internationally recognized thanks to its natural exuberance. Part of the fascination generated by this beautiful area comes from its diversity of landscapes. The variety of ecosystems and virgin forests and the commitment of people to protect and enjoy them is remarkable in Costa Rica. Monteverde is a community founded by a mixture of American Quaker immigrants and Costa Rican country people.

At the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve, you can embrace the misty atmosphere, which serves as one of the most coveted ecotourism destinations in Costa Rica. The reserve encompasses a 26,000-acre biozone, brimming with a wonderful diversity of wildlife and plant life. There is no doubt that the Monteverde Cloud Forest is a true paradise for nature lovers.

 San José

San José is the capital and largest city of Costa Rica (Area: 44.62 km²) .Located in the center of the country, in the mid-west of the Central Valley.
San José exerts a strong influence because of its proximity to other provinces (Alajuela, Heredia, and Cartago) and the country’s demographic assemblage in the Central.

The city offers many options for hotel accommodations and has several historic buildings such as the Melico Salazar Theater, National Museum, Metal Building, Children’s Museum, Costa Rican Art and Design Museum, Museum of Jade (recently renovated).

Copey de Dota Valley

Copey the Dota Valley is almost 200 meters above sea level and surrounded by the mountains of the Los Santos Forest Reserve, the Los Quetzales National Park and the Cerro Vueltas Biological Reserve is the picturesque Copey de Dota Valley, a small community of a little more than 800 inhabitants who base their economy on the production of high-altitude fruit trees, the production of cheeses, as well as the harvest of one of the best coffees in the world.

Activities that more recently have been complemented with ecotourism. Copey, named for the abundance of this shrub, which bears the scientific name “Clusia rosea”, is home to more than 200 species of birds, the most attractive of which is the Quetzal. It complements this attraction with an atmosphere of tranquility in the one that the visitor can disconnect and recovery that is memorable.