Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve is ranked #4 out of 24 things to do in Costa Rica. See pictures and our review of Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve.

With lush forests, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife, Chirripo National Park is a must-visit destination in Costa Rica. The ...

The cloud forests of Monteverde are a must-see when visiting Costa Rica, and you can make your trip even better by staying at this eco-friendly, luxury resort.

From dense rainforests to rare wildlife and high-octane eco-activities, Costa Rica is green in every way imaginable. Here are ...

Here’s your definitive guide to the many rain forests of Costa Rica, including when to go and what to pack. Rain is not what we usually look for on a vacation — unless we’re exploring Costa ...

Located on the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica’s South Pacific region about 60 miles from San Jose, Corcovado includes cloud forest, lowland tropical rain forest, mangrove swamps, beaches, and ...

From February 9–17, 2024, explore the beauty of Costa Rica with Dr. Tom Bultman. This tour begins by exploring the lush La Paz Waterfall Gardens. This eco-park oasis features five waterfalls, hiking ...

4 November 2025 - 13 days for £5,699 per person Join this amazing expedition where you will experience Costa Rica's biodiversity firsthand and delve deep into the science behind it.

Nestled in the misty highlands of Costa Rica's Cordillera de Tilarán, the Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve is a breathtaking natural wonder that cap. Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT.

About the program. The Faculty of Fine Arts and Concordia International are pleased to offer Learning from the Cloud Rainforest, an interdisciplinary, mixed-level (BFA and MFA), 3-credit course ...

The cloud forest is one of Costa Rica's top natural wonders. It is home to hundreds of bird and mammal species, more than 2,500 species of plants – including 420 varieties of orchids ...

Cloud forests are biodiversity hot spots and crucial water sources. ... a tropical ecologist with the Costa Rica–based Monteverde Conservation League who was not part of the study.