COSTA RICA TOURS

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COSTA RICA TOURS GENERAL INFORMATION

Costa Rica Tours is a land of volcanoes, rain forests, waterfalls, and rivers. Adventure travelers can choose from a variety of tours and activities such as rafting tours, snorkeling tours, kayaking tours, sport fishing tours, surfing tours, and lots more.

COSTA RICA TOURS & ECOTOURISM : Considered one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world, Costa Rica is divided in 20 natural parks, 8 biological reserves, and a series of protected areas that captivate ecotourism lovers. The variety of activities includes horseback riding, hiking mountainous paths in the cloud forests, and guided bird-watching tours.

Tortuguero National Park tours is especially famous for sea turtle nesting that takes place every year, and the natural canals that abound with protected species such as crocodiles, manatees, and otters.

COSTA RICA BIRDWATCHING TOURS: Costa Rica has long been famous among serious bird watchers, but many people who would never consider the activity at home quickly have become interested in the country's spectacular avian diversity. Our agency Greenway Nature Tours offers several tour options for enjoy the birds.

With almost 850 species of birds -more than total of what North America has- packed into an area half the size of Kentucky, it's hard not to become enthused about the variety of feathered creatures one encounters in Costa Rica. And the country's travel agencies can provide experienced nature guides who make any bird watching expedition an educational experience.

COSTA RICA BIODIVERSITY : One of the reasons for Costa Rica 's extraordinary bird life is the country's great variety of habitats: rain forests, mangrove swamps, beaches, cloud forest, rivers, etc. And any two of those ecosystems, with their resident bird species, are often only a short distance apart.

Birders from North America who visit Costa Rica during the northern winter invariably recognize familiar faces in the forest, since many species of warblers, flycatchers, vireos, orioles, etc. migrate to Costa Rica every winter.

COSTA RICA HORSEBACK RIDING TOURS : Opportunities abound to go horseback riding almost everywhere in Costa Rica , and climbing onto the horse's back, can be a wonderful way to spice up your vacation.

The choice of horseback excursions ranges from morning trail rides taking you into the mountains above San Jose , which brings you back to your hotel in after lunch, up to all-day expeditions through the rain forest, from which you could leave walking like John Wayne.

Though you might not associate it with a tropical country, Costa Rica has quite a cowboy culture Guanacaste, one of the country's first zones to be conquered by Spaniards, is the province with more tradition in this regard, where many cattle ranches cover the forest-draped hills. ...Costa Rica Tours

Nevertheless, mountain resorts and nature lodges located all over the country offer horseback riding trips, going through pastures, tropical forests, or down the beaches, and often stopping at waterfalls and lakes. Horseback riding tours are also an excellent choice for bird watching and getting close to nature, and the people leading the tours often have eyes peeled for interesting critters.

COSTA RICA CANOPY TOURS : A growing number of tours let visitors explore the rain forest canopy's high-altitude ecosystems, a luxuriant and little-known realm that is home to most of the jungle's plant and animal species. Ecologists started only two decades ago to seriously study these high-altitudes, using sophisticated devices as mountain climbing equipment and construction cranes, that tourists now have the chance to use to cross the biological frontier.

COSTA RICA RAIN FOREST TOURS: The country's forests sometimes seem like the biological equivalent of a cathedral; those giant tropical trees have the appearance of columns, and its canopies that house a collection of epyphitic plants are far more complex than the paintings on Sistine Chapel Ceiling. Mother Nature seems to work overtime in the tropics, and biologists classified the consequent diversity of forests into a dozen different life zones. However, most of those forests can be lumped into three more general groups: rain, cloud and dry forests. Rain forests, with their massive trees, very high canopies and little growing on the dimly lit forest floor, can be found in the Atlantic lowlands and southwest. The northwest contains some of the last remnants of the tropical dry forest, a less exuberant life zone that shares much of the diversity of the rain forests. Cloud forests, which cover the upper slopes of most mountains and volcanoes, are the most luxuriant of the tropical forests, with mosses and other small plants covering the trunks and branches of trees. They are all beautiful, and in many ways similar, but each one has plants and animals that won't be found in the rest of them.

RIVERS & LAKES TOURS: Copious rainfall has endowed Costa Rica with an abundance of rivers, but surprisingly, there are very few lakes. Nearly all the country's rivers begin in the mountains, where many are frothy white water routes perfect for rafting and kayaking.

Once those rivers flow into the lowlands, however, they become languid waterways, many of which are lined with verdant walls of vegetation. Those lowland rivers are excellent routes for small boat trips, which allow passengers to observe some of the local flora and fauna.