Guanacaste National Park

The Guanacaste National Park, together with the Santa Rosa National Park, form an 85´000 hectares (210´040 acres) mega-park that provides migratory routes and shelter for a wide variety of animals.

It also protects the last few areas of tropical dry forest, which once stretched the length of the Pacific Coast all the way from Mexico and now has practically disappeared. It is a region of great scenic beauty, featuring volcanoes, mighty rivers, forests and impressive views.