Sarapiquí is definitely full of surprises. We could not leave here without first visiting the Tirimbina Biological Reserve. Once you visit, you will never want to leave!
If you want to escape from the monotony and really connect with nature, you have to visit Tirimbina.

If you think you know what an adrenaline rush feels like, just wait until you visit the Pacuare river.
Are you brave enough to join us?
We left from San José at 7 in the morning and headed towards Turrialba. We took this route because we had to pass through the entrance of a well-known cattle farm that is located on the border between the province of Cartago and Limón.

Isla del Caño is a biological reserve located in the Pacific region of the country, about 16bkm northwest of the Osa Peninsula, Puntarenas.
Isla del Caño covers 320 hectares of land and 5,800 hectares of sea. It has one of the most extensive and healthiest coral formations on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. In fact, the reserve contains five coral platforms that range from 0.8 to 4.2 hectares in size.

We made our arrival in the land of surfing, yoga and good smoothies. Guanacaste is a true paradise!

We made our first stop in Nosara, the 6th district of the Nicoya region. The weather was nice and hot, and before we went looking for Guiones beach, we wanted get to know the town and have some of the famous smoothies or milkshakes that we’d heard so much about. They come in every color and flavor, so you know where if go if you want to cool down with a refreshment.

It was one of those spectacular mornings: rays of sun on our faces and a blue sky.

Since we knew that our legs would be put to the test, we first headed for a delicious gallo pinto in a traditional restaurant, or soda, in Barva de Heredia.

After refueling ourselves, we filled up the car’s tank as well and were ready for a unique experience.