Costa Rica National Parks Guide
Roughly 20% of Costa Rica's territory is constituted as National Park or Reserves, including two parks declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. This means most National Parks and Reserves are easily accessible from anywhere in the country, making Costa Rica an ideal destination if you want to be surrounded by natural settings. Costa Rica’s National System of Conservation Areas include majestic volcanoes, Pacific and Caribbean beaches, tropical dry, wet, and rain forests, as well as jungle landscapes, all without the need for traveling long distances. There are 29 national parks in Costa Rica, each protecting numerous species of flora and fauna.
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18. Caño Negro National Wildlife Refuge
19. Rincón de la Vieja National Park 20. Arenal National Park 21. Poás Volcano National Park 22. Braulio Carrillo National Park 23. Volcán Irazú National Park 24. Guayabo National Monument 25. Tapantí (Orosí) National Park 26. La Amistad International Park 27. Hitoy-Cerere Biologic Reserve 28. Chirripó National Park 29. Golfito National Wildlife Refuge 30. Isla Bolaños National Wildlife Refuge 31. Islas Guayabo, Negritos and Pájaros Biologic Reserves 32. Curú National Wildlife Refuge 33. Juán Castro Blanco National Park 34. Isla del Coco National Park (World Heritage status) |
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