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| Just as some of the largest countries
on earth contain vast expanses of empty, barren land, some of the
smallest countries on earth contain what can only be considered an
unfairly large and spectacular proportion of the world’s bio-diversity.
You could easily miss Costa Rica on a map – it’s hemmed
in between North and South America and its land mass is not even half
the size of the U.S. state of Kentucky. Yet the “Rich Coast
”of Central America is an adventure playground of tropical rainforests,
active volcanoes, cascading rivers, deep blue lakes, exotic beaches,
incredible surf, millions of species of flora and fauna and much,
much more. Given this incredible natural diversity within such a small
space it's hard to see how any trip to Costa Rica can be anything
less than one fantastic eco-venture. Just take plenty of camera film
- we promise you'll need it.
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