Literally meaning ‘rich coast’ in Spanish, Costa Rica has the riches of natural diversity and wildlife, creating one of the most bio-diverse places on earth.
Rainforests, cloud forests,  mangrove swamps, beaches, coral reefs and a plethora of animal and plant life make this tiny Latin American country the beautiful place to visit.
Costa Rica has 26 protected forests, 20 national parks, 9 forest reserves, 8 wildlife refuges, 7 wildlife sanctuaries and 1 national archaeological monument, which makes 25% of the country being protected areas.