Todas Sitios — Wild Atlas Guide

Tapantí Macizo de la Muerte National Park

Where montane cloud forest rises steeply from the Orosi Valley, Tapantí Macizo de la Muerte National Park enfolds a landscape

National Park

Marino Las Baulas National Park

Where the Pacific meets a mosaic of dry forest and mangrove estuary, this coastal national park protects one of Central

National Park

Marino Ballena National Park

Where mangrove forests meet coral-fringed shorelines along Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast, Marino Ballena National Park encompasses a marine and

National Park

Volcán Tenorio National Park

Where volcanic slopes rise through Costa Rica’s northwestern borderlands, Volcán Tenorio National Park sprawls across terrain shaped by ancient lava

National Park

Rincón de la Vieja National Park

Where volcanic slopes rise abruptly from the Guanacaste lowlands, Rincón de la Vieja National Park sprawls across a landscape shaped

National Park

Barbilla National Park

Where the Caribbean slope of Costa Rica’s eastern cordillera plunges into perpetual moisture, Barbilla National Park rises as one of

National Park

Los Quetzales National Park

Cloud forest sweeps across the upper slopes of the Central Valley watershed, where elevation and persistent moisture forge an ecosystem

National Park

Cahuita National Park

Where the Caribbean shoreline dissolves into mangrove creeks and coral gardens, Cahuita’s mosaic of habitats unfolds across the Limón coast.

National Park

Palo Verde National Park

Dry forest spreads across Palo Verde’s low-lying terrain in northwestern Guanacaste, where seasonal rivers and lagoons etch through deciduous woodland

Wildlife Sanctuary

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

Vast wetlands of cypress and blackwater creeks define this wildlife sanctuary straddling the Georgia–Florida border, where the landscape shifts between