Tortuguero Village
The village sits between waterways and Caribbean shoreline. Walk its public paths, notice daily life and ask how residents move supplies and people through a landscape connected by water.
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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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Uvita Town and Bahía Ballena
Explore how the community connects with the surrounding coast and hills. Choose established public areas, ask about local stories and use the town as a base for separate coastal outings.
A Walk Along Coco’s Waterfront
Make a short waterfront outing into a comparison of sand, wave lines and the town around the bay. Use public routes and plan for sun, weather and your group’s abilities. Keep clear of working boats and equipment.
Arenal Volcano National Park
Marked visitor trails offer a way to explore the landscape around Arenal. Observe volcanic rock and forest from permitted routes; the volcano summit is not a visitor hiking destination.
Cahuita National Park
Discover coastal forest and protected marine habitats. Follow current trail, guide and snorkeling requirements.
El Sabanero Monument
This monument connects Liberia’s public landscape with the cultural figure of the Guanacaste cowboy. Use the city heritage interpretation to ask how rural work helped shape local identity, while observing the monument respectfully from public space.
Irazú Volcano National Park
Explore volcanic scenery from designated visitor areas. Check official access and weather before travelling.
Jade Museum
The museum offers a setting for exploring archaeology and the meanings of objects from the past. Ask what a material or image might tell us about its makers. Confirm current exhibitions and visit arrangements before setting out.
La Punta and Its Lighthouse
La Punta and the lighthouse are named landmarks in the local tourism guide. Enjoy the gulf-side setting from permitted visitor space and plan your return route. Respect barriers around structures and exposed shoreline.
La Selva Biological Station
Discover rainforest research and biodiversity near Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí through an arranged visitor experience.
Learn to Surf in Tamarindo
Make a surf lesson part of your Tamarindo stay. Tell your instructor about your experience and comfort in the water so they can choose an appropriate lesson and location. Ask what equipment and instruction are included, and let the day’s conditions determine the plan. Watching from shore is an equally enjoyable way to experience the surf scene.
Limón’s Coastal Breakwater
The breakwater is part of the city’s urban story and relationship with the sea. View it from secure public space and compare the shoreline with its historic role. Avoid exposed edges when waves or weather make them unsuitable.