Costa Rica Beach Vacation Rental

The country's natural attractions, wildlife, and reputation for enlightened conservation lure tourists from all over the world. Costa Rica has some of the regions best surfing, beaches galore, and a tropical atmosphere that provide for an exciting vacation. As far as climate is concerned, late-December to mid-April dry season is the most pleasant with temperatures averaged around 81 degrees, and the beaches drenched in sunshine with the bright sun shining 11-12 hours a day.

Costa Rica provides a cornucopia of activities for vacationers to experience. Its bountiful national parks offer various activities for the extreme sports athletes to more relaxing sightseers. Other than hiking, taking canopy tours, bird watching, or turtle watching through the parks, try zip-lining at the Monteverde Reserve, which is zipping across the top of the jungle canopy on flying foxes. If it's too high for you, horse back riding is available practically everywhere. Activities aren't just found in the tropical forests, but also on the grand beaches. Pavones on the Pacific Coast allegedly has some of the best surfing in Central America. If surfing in the waves is too much to handle, try windsurfing, snorkeling, diving, deep-sea fishing, kayaking, white-water rafting, or old-fashioned swimming - Playa Zancudo is claimed as the best swimming beach by locals.

Manuel Antonio National Park is Costa Rica's infamous national park and most frequently visited. It encompasses a small, forested area, where many monkeys - especially the squirrel monkey - and raccoons inhabit. Three exquisitely, beautiful beaches fringed with coconut palms - promoting a tropical paradise - reside at this notable park. Another environmental highlight includes Rinc?el la Vieja, which is a volcanic wonderland of craters, cones, boiling mud pools, sulphur springs, lagoons, hot springs where visitors can bathe in, and a park that can be delved into by foot or horseback.