Quepos is a town located in the Manuel Antonio province of Costa Rica on the Pacific Coast. Manuel Antonio is a popular tourist destination in Costa Rica for backpackers and luxury tourists alike. Manuel Antonio is built up with some of the most luxurious places found in Costa Rica. Unlike the Caribbean coast and the province of Limon, Manuel Antonio features high rise buildings, fancy boutiques, 5 star dining and resorts, and even sidewalks! Many Americans and Europeans seek a vacation there because of the common comforts offered and backpackers who tend to stray a far into more budget and back packer friendly areas visit Manuel Antonio and Quepos just to see what its all about.
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Camping is one of the best ways to experience the many wonders that Costa Rica has to offer. Though, just a decade ago camping on the beach was allowed, today it is prohibited at most beaches and frowned upon at others. Also, there is a certain percentage of crime and often times campers return to find their belongs have disappeared. It is best to select a campground at a state park or reserve for safety.
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Costa Rica is a beautiful place to visit, with ocean views that will take your breath away and mountain ranges that will leave you mesmerized. The best way to experience all of Costa Rica is on horseback, and there are many tours that are available. These tours take place in the Guanacaste, Northern Lowlands, Central Pacific, and the Central Highland Regions. Here is a list of the favorite tours available.
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Volcanoes…just the thought of them sends a thrill down the spine. Witness for yourself the beauty and majesty of the world’s most active volcano. Arenal Volcano National Park in Costa Rica houses two volcanoes. The namesake, Arenal Volcano, had is last major eruption in 1968 and for the last 9 years has allowed lava to flow from it’s bowels. Chato, the dormant one, is situated right in the middle of the forest with a lonely green lake filling its crater.
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Finding some the nest surfing spots in Costa Rica should not be that hard. Before visiting you should take the time to look on the Internet and find out what is the best time and where is the best surf in Costa Rica.
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Famous for sea turtles, Costa Rica’s stunning blue waters are popular with snorkeling enthusiasts. The best places to snorkel in Costa Rica are near national parks. During rainy seasons, run-off from local banana plantations destroyed coral reef near the shores. For a spectacular snorkeling experience, venture farther away from shore near deep volcanic crevices. Visit during the dry season from December to April for optimal underwater visibility.
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