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 Costa Rica Ecotourims Ecotourism, also known as ecological tourism, is a form of tourism that appeals to the ecologically and socially conscious individuals. Generally speaking, ecotourism focuses on volunteering, personal growth, and learning new ways to live on the planet; typically involving travel to destinations where flora, fauna, and cultural heritage are the primary attractions. Ecotourism in Costa Rica  -  Ecotourism is hugely popular in Costa Rica. Over half of the country’s visitors travel to biological reserves or national parks. Many of Costa Rica’s tourists are attracted to the exotic and diverse wildlife found in the various ecosystems.  Flora   Scientists and researchers have found over 10,000 plant species in Costa Rica and new species are being discovered every year. The national flower, called Cattleya Skinneri, is one of the most famous of the 1300 orchids species found in Costa Rica. This flower usuall

Barra Honda National Park Located in the province of Guanacaste, 22km north east of Nicoya City with an extension of 2.295.5 hectares. Created by means of the law no. 5581 of August 20,1974. Reef rocks constitute Barra Honda hill, of 300mts tall,, which means, by old reefs that sink caused by an elevation provoked by tectonics faults 60 millions of years ago. These reef formations were constituted by green and blue seaweed, also the tiny sea protozos cover by shells, sponges and porcupines. Another important element in this area, is its capacity as a reserve for the populations around. The Barra Honda hills contents a wide cave system different one from another, from which 19 has been explored. The Santa Ana cave has 240 meter deep, one of the deepest. The most attractive and interesting are:

Jaco Beach Costa Rica Fishing The coastline is unlike any other sport fishing in the world. Sailfish are abundant throughout the year, but from late December to May, you should expect to see many free jumpers and excessive amounts of fish.  Costa Rica fishing Costa Rica fishing arefamous for the number of boats, but there is a good chance to hook into big marlin, the cobalt blue waters are large dolphin, called dorado and tuna and wahoo severalspecies and Costa Rica Deep Sea Fishing offers the opportunity to play with the cock, cubera, snapper and grouper Broomtail. Often, five to fifteen Marlin and sailfish are caught every day throughout the year, making it a memorable and productive fishing in Costa Rica vacation. Read About Fishing Season Here Fishing Trips To have ten shots on a sailboat in a day of fishing is common, but several days were held in more than 30 ships have been raided day.The calm waters of Costa Rica Pacific coast have long been known for prod