Guanacaste destaca por su biodiversidad y transición hacia el turismo sostenible

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• «The post Pura Vida Wilderness: Exploring Guanacaste’s Volcanoes, Beaches, and National Parks appeared first on The Costa Rica News » [1]

• «Rincón de la Vieja National Park Located in the Guanacaste volcanic mountain range, this park is home to a volcanic complex with nine cones and a lagoon, as well as trails that lead to waterfalls, hot springs, active craters, and areas of intense geothermal activity» [1]

• «Santa Rosa National Park This park, the birthplace of the historic Battle of Santa Rosa, protects the best-preserved tropical dry forest in Mesoamerica» [1]

• «Its natural wealth is complemented by beaches like Naranjo and Nancite, nesting sites for sea turtles» [1]

• «Its trails also offer the opportunity to spot white-tailed deer, monkeys, and exotic birds» [1]

• «Tenorio Volcano National Park This is the source of the famous Río Celeste , whose surreal turquoise color is one of the country’s greatest natural spectacles» [1]

• «More than 280 species, including the jabiru and the scarlet macaw, find refuge in this mosaic of mangroves, lagoons, and forests» [1]