Tortuguero Canal Discovery
A guided canal outing offers a different view of the forest from the water. Stay quiet, wear the required flotation equipment and allow wildlife to remain undisturbed.
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Explore Costa Rica with Pico and Tati through beaches, forest trails, historic landmarks and local traditions. Every place offers a chance to notice something new and ask a question together.
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Turrialba Volcano National Park
Learn about an active volcano through an authorized visit. Follow current park entry requirements.
Bahía Pez Vela near Ocotal
The coastal area south of Ocotal includes the smaller bay known as Pez Vela or Azul. Check lawful public access and the actual route before visiting; nearby accommodations or facilities may be private.
Bajo del Tigre
Bajo del Tigre is a visitor sector of the Children’s Eternal Rainforest near Monteverde. Check its current guided or independent visit arrangements and enjoy noticing a forest setting with its own character. Stay on designated paths.
Barra Honda National Park
Explore a limestone landscape. Underground cave visits require authorized arrangements and suitable participants.
Carara National Park — Quebrada Bonita Entrance
Explore the park from its main visitor entrance in Garabito. Follow designated routes and wildlife guidance.
Cerro Tortuguero
Climb the designated stair route for views across coastal waterways. Confirm park entry and transport arrangements.
Guayabo National Monument
Discover archaeological remains that offer clues about the people who lived here before Spanish colonization.
Historic Marine Museum of Puntarenas
The former barracks building is associated with the city’s museum and cultural complex. Check current access and exhibitions before making it a planned stop. Notice how a building’s role can change while remaining part of local memory.
Historic Post and Telegraph Building
The former postal and telegraph building is part of Limón’s architectural heritage. Admire its exterior from public space and ask locally what visitor access is currently offered. A historic building does not automatically mean an open museum.
Immaculate Conception Church of Liberia
The city’s central church is an active place of worship as well as a landmark. Notice its architecture from public space and follow current access arrangements around services, quiet and photography.
Lake Arenal Landscape
The lake adds a broad water landscape to an Arenal visit. From a permitted viewpoint, compare the lake, hills and sky; boat or paddling outings require separate planning and suitable safety equipment.