For sure, you have read about the million reasons to visit Costa Rica but, have you read about the Osa Peninsula? This gem of diversity is located in the Southern Pacific of the country and is inhabited by a few persons and a hundred of flora and fauna species. In fact, National Geographic described it as: “The most intense biologically-active area in the world”; and of course this is one of the best reasons to plan some vacations to this little country.
The Osa Peninsula has a large number of tropical habitats, coastal wetlands, rain and mountain forests. If you are a nature enthusiast, some days in this paradise will give you more than an entire month touring the rest of the country.
Sunset in Costa Rica via Shutterstock*
