If you think the only way to see wildlife in Manuel Antonio National Park is with a guide, then you need to read this post. We’re covering exactly what it’s like inside the park without a guide, as well as what you can expect from a guided tour.

Exactly how to plan your trip to the Whale Tail in Costa Rica including tips for understanding the tide requirements.

Everything you need to know to visit Nauyaca Waterfall, one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful waterfalls. This guide covers the walk, the shuttles, what it’s like to swim there, and tips for photography.

The best things to do in Manuel Antonio from incredible wildlife watching, to paradise beaches and some of the country’s best waterfalls.

If you’re looking for a beautiful rainforest walk with waterfalls, hanging bridges and swimming spots galore, this is it. Added to that the Rainmaker Conservation Park was the quietest of any similar trails we did in Costa Rica, so it’s perfect for when you want to escape the crowds. We’re sharing all the details or the trail and swimming holes.

Everything you need to know to visit Uvita Waterfall, including three different entry points. We’re also sharing what the easiest trail is like and what it’s like to swim in the natural pools.

If you’re tired of the crowds and looking for an adventure, it’s time to hike to the bottom of Costa Rica’s tallest waterfall - Bijagual Falls! The track is through wild jungle with endless Scarlet macaws soaring overhead. It’s more rustic than most, so we’re sharing everything you need to know about the hike, including difficulty and trail conditions.

Believe it or not, some beautiful waterfalls in Costa Rica are still free of charge, and Cascada El Pavon is one of them. The walk to get there is easy and there are several additional swimming holes down river if you want to make an afternoon of it. We’re sharing everything you need to know to plan your visit.