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DRAKE BAY, Costa Rica — Spending a few days exploring Costa Rica's largest and most biodiverse national park is bound to unlock any traveler's adventurous side. At least that's what happened to me.

Fueled by an eco-tourism industry that has experienced unprecedented growth, Costa Rica boasts an infrastructure few can claim.