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National Amusement Park is a theme park located in the district of Uruca west of San José, Costa Rica. The amusement park is open daily from 9:00 am and admission is free. To enjoy the attractions must purchase tickets or special passes. This Amusement Park has 2 areas: the traditional Old Town.

Tropical Bungee offers bungee jumping since 1991. Located in the Old Colorado River Bridge, it is 265 feet high, making it one of the highest bungee bridges in America. Tropical Bungee offers jumps every day with round trip transportation from San Jose. Our departures are at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.

The tour usually begins with an introductory film that provides guests with a common vocabulary and understanding of the major concepts. that will be discussed in the tour Through the use of macro photography and perfect timing, the various stages and processes of the butterfly life cycle are shown in detail, normally unavailable to the human eye. The farm is located about 20 minutes southwest of the Juan Santamaria International Airport and 45 minutes west of San José.

One hundred percent costarican, a family owned business, with over 1400 acres out of which 700 are primary forest, Canopy Adventure is an eco-tourism project part of a program for forest protection and sale of oxygen. The Canopy Adventure is only 30 minutes from the airport and 45 from down town San José, located in the nearest cloud forest from the central valley and at the foot the Barva Volcano.

An educational and engaging tour into the world of Costa Rican coffee. Experts will take you from the simple red coffee cherry to the exquisite brew you love to sip. Minimum 2 passengers required

For twenty-six years, the Jade Museum has allowed thousands of visitors enjoy their showrooms, taking the opportunity to admire one of the richest collections of American institutions. The variety of its collection, consisting of four collections, archeology, art, ethnography and numismatics which will provide the public aspects of registration, documentation and display of exhibits. This interesting site is located just 30 minutes from the Holiday Inn Express Hotel.

The museum lies in the heart of the city of Alajuela facing the central park and is just three kilometers from the Juan Santamaria international airport along the highway leading into the city. The museum has exhibition halls in which local people can present their works, auditorium Juan Rafael Mora Porras, education services and a research and documentation about the 1956 war.

The La Paz Waterfall is the most famous waterfall in Costa Rica where visitors often stop on the road to take photos on their way to Sarapiquí or Arenal but the best waterfalls are actually above the La Paz waterfall along a steep canyon accessed by our safe hiking trails making these five waterfalls the most easily accessible waterfalls in Costa Rica. La Paz Waterfall Gardens is a “must see” attraction when you are in the Poás Volcano area.

The National Museum of Costa Rica is a cultural center where guards the Costa Rican history. It can find collections and exhibitions of the country's natural wealth as well as documents and memorabilia, is also judged to an educational institution as a center of scientific research.

The National Theater of Costa Rica is the country's main theater. Completed in 1897, it is considered one of the most important buildings in the national history and the main architectural gem of the city of San Jose. It promotes the production of high-level artistic performing arts and preserves several of the country's most valuable artworks. It has been declared a national monument, historical-architectural heritage, and national symbol of Costa Rica.

With a coastline that stretches over 1100 miles, Costa Rica is home to a multitude of amazingly breathtaking beaches. From rocky shores to gorgeous palm tree lined by volcanic and white sand beaches, Costa Rica’s fantastic coast offers something for everyone Visit the beautiful beaches of the pacif coast like Jaco Beach, Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Dominical and Putarenas is one of the great advantages because only only need an hour to arrive enjoy and relax.

This impressive volcano is one of the country's most spectacular and extraordinary scenic beauty and one of the most important natural attraction for national and international tourism. One of the areas of the system that receives more visitors. Contains a considerable energy potential, product water and geothermal resources.

The small country pueblo of Sarchi, located less than one hour from the capital city of San Jose, is the country's most famous artisan town. Popular with both Costa Ricans and tourists alike, excursions to Sarchi often coincide with tours to the neighboring Poas and Barva volcanoes, both agriculturally fertile areas rich with black volcanic earth.

For hundreds of years, torrential weather has shaped Costa Rica’s valleys and canyons, creating a landscape whose twists, dips, and bumps are ripe for rafting opportunities. Some of the country’s most well known rivers – including the Reventazon, Pacuare and Corobici – carve through dense forests and meander along inspiring waterfalls. Rafting options exist for all ages and abilities. Professional guides attend the adventures and ensure that all experiences are safe, fun and memorable.

Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center is a must see in Alajuela. It may take set you back a half a day in your trip up north, but it is well worth it. This zoo is host to an amazing number of bird species native to Costa Rica, as well as a good variety of other animals. The place is a non-profit organization who cares about the educational environment, and the protection of animals.