Costa Rica is heralded as one of the most ecologically intense places on earth. Although it consists of only .03% of the earth’s surface, it harbors nearly 6% of its biodiversity. There are at least 500,000 species of exotic wild animals, many of which are endangered. Six types of wild cats, including jaguars and puma; myriad bird species, such as the scarlet macaw and resplendent Quetzal; four types of monkeys; sloths, crocodiles, manatee, whales, and a dazzling array of rare and fascinating reptiles and insects; just waiting to be discovered.

The country's dedication to conservation is evident in its extensive network of reserves and wildlife sanctuaries, ensuring that these incredible creatures thrive for generations to come. You'll not only witness the beauty of its wildlife but also become a part of the ongoing story of conservation and appreciation for the stunning biodiversity that graces this paradise.