Costa Rica has perfected conservation. Early on, the little Central American nation learned that preserving its natural resources was far more critical and valuable than exploiting them is a masterpiece of biodiversity, where lush rainforests, misty cloud forests, and pristine coastlines converge to create an ecological wonderland. Today, nearly 30 percent of the nation’s land and marine territories are protected as national parks, reserves, and wildlife refuges.

The country´s commitment to conservation shines brightly in its national parks and reserves whether you're exploring the depths of Corcovado National Park or observing sea turtles nesting on the Pacific shores, visitors come from far and wide to explore the stunning natural treasures of flora and fauna protected in the country’s parks. 

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