Videos About Costa Rica Attractions - Ballena Tales Magazine And Free Travel Guide

A selected list of videos about Costa Rica attractions, explore the possibilities that you have visiting Costa Rica. Please include our beautiful South Pacific region in your travel itinerary; you will be satisfied.

The South Pacific Region in Costa Rica offers a lot of the possibilities that Costa Rica has for relaxation, being in contact with nature, enjoying adventures, and more. If you are seeking to enjoy the best of Costa Rica, do not doubt to visit us, we have a lot of information for you about the Manuel Antonio National Park, Chirripo, Baru, and Diamante Verde waterfalls.

Also, zip lining, canopy, rafting, bird watching and ornithology, reptiles park, night wildlife watching, visit the wildlife sanctuary, an indigenous town, sites with indigenous stone spheres (world heritage sites), sport fishing, whale watching, horseback riding, there are perfect beaches for surf, kayak, and SUP, the world´s largest mangrove, the whale tail at Marino Ballena National Park, the Corcovado National Park, Sierpe mangroves and a lot of attractions more.

A special area here in Osa is Costa Ballena, which is easily accessible from the airport and is a paradisiacal destination.

About Costa Rica attractions

"I live in the heart of America; I'm an attractive concentration of beauty, forests, beaches, and biodiversity; I am the deep green that appeals equally to those seeking relaxation or adventure." Essential Costa Rica! PURA VIDA COSTA RICA!

Costa Rica is a small country with a great vision, where nature surrounds you and educated, and happy people choose to live in peace. Visit our Ballena Tales YouTube channel to find more videos about Costa Rica attractions.

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The Color Purple

The murex snail provides a milky fluid that all Indian women, from the Boruca community in the Brunca Region in the South Pacific of Costa Rica use in the dyeing of their cotton yarn in […]

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Curré – an indigenous village on the banks of the Terraba River

Cuasran (the legendary chieftain) watches over the blood that runs through the woods and feels the breath that passes through the trees. Cuasran protects his children from evil and from the arrogance of those who […]

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Our unknown neighbors – or the indigenous community in the southern zone

It is noteworthy that both ticos and the foreign community know very little about the indigenous population of our country. Did you know that the first settlers arrived here between 10,000 and 7,000 years before […]

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Boruca – Old times – New times in Boruca

Susan, owner of the Pacific Edge Ecolodge in Dominicalito, has been working with the Boruca community for nearly 17 years, mainly with Marina Lazaro, selling her masks and all the beautifully hand-woven goods, they make. […]

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Sansa Regional

With over thirty years of experience, Sansa Regional is the nation’s most traveled commercial carrier, with five high-season flights daily to Puerto Jiménez, alone. Serving ten destinations all around the country, Sansa makes Costa Rica […]

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Rivers with no Bridges and Horses that got stuck in the Mud…

Eida Esperanza Fonseca Cruz, was born 80 years ago at Legua de Aserrí near the capital. Still very young, she came with her family to La Esperanza where years later she met her future husband, […]

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