Costa Rica Geological Features
Known as Costa Rica’s tallest active volcano, Irazu Volcano stands at 11,260 feet. Compared to the Arenal Volcano–the country’s most active volcano, it’s been quite a silent giant since its last detected activity in the year 1996. With its fascinating temperature of 7.5 degrees Celsius and the rare times you get to see the Atlantic […]
Caving into Costa Rica’s underworld is an uncommon yet exciting way to explore the country’s deep caves and dark abysses. Formed for about 20 to 70 million years ago when parts of the country were still submerged, some of these caverns have now been unearthed and continuously explored by first-time explorers and spelunkers alike. While […]
Cerro de la Muerte otherwise called as Mountain of Death is known to be the highest point of Costa Rica in the Interamerican Highway. Rising from 5,000 to 11,500 feet in the stretch of San Isidro del General, Cerro de la Muerte presents itself as an astounding part of what is known to be the […]
Among the lush rainforests of Costa Rica, the Buena Vista Rainforest is a place that offers a full-360 tour of the forest found in the northwestern tip the country. Found in the province of Guanacaste, visiting this paradise is a great way to learn more about nature and all the wonders it can offer. This […]
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