Costa Rica is well known as a biodiversity hotspot. When going on a guided ecotour with the friendly well-versedCrocodile Bay staff into rainforests such as the Corcovado National Park, yo’ll witness its abundant wildlife of monkeys, iguanas, tapirs, wild cats and hundreds of bird species including red macaws, hummingbirds, toucans, and quetzals.
For the more adventurous eco-tourist, the excitement of visiting breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls, mountain biking, or canoe tours to enjoy the utter beauty of the landscapes, can all be explored on daily excursions.
Parks offer hiking and zip lining as standard activities. Water-related activities in Costa Rica include fishing, surfing, kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba diving, whereby the diverse marine life of the area can be seen close-up and in their natural habitat. Rappelling down waterfalls is the ultimate thrilling experience in Costa Rica.
According to a spokesperson at Crocodile Bay, “The impressive biodiversity of Costa Rica affords so many opportunities for unique ecotours. Two coastlines namely the rugged Pacific and the gentler Caribbean creates diverse opportunities for eco tourists and anglers alike. Crocodile Bay embraces the country’s lush tropical vegetation and abundant wildlife, to spoil guests with a variety of activities, like birdwatchingand zip lining, while coffee lovers can enjoy bean to cup brews, with breathtaking views. The most requested activities by guests are the visits to the rainforests, snorkeling amongst the breathtaking sea life and a visit to the fjords.”
Crocodile Bay, being an award-winning eco resort, offers eco-excursions, but also encourages guests to do beach excursions to relax and enjoy water-related activities. Pristine beaches with clear blue waters nestled around the Pacific coast, are well worth a visit. Snorkeling, kayaking, surfing and scuba diving are at the order of the day.
After a difficult day of excursions, visit the restaurants for their local delicacies and enjoy the buzzing nightlife and diverse culture that Costa Rica has to offer.
The dry season in Costa Rica, also known as the high season, runs from the end of November to the end of April, however, Costa Rica is an enjoyable destination all year round. Whale watching season is generally from July to October or alternatively, from January to March. The Leatherback turtles make their appearance from March to July.

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Where fishing expeditions and rainforest adventures inspire the ultimate sportsman’s bucket list. Situated on 44 acres of manicured tropical gardens with spacious air-conditioned rooms in Puerto Jimenez on Costa Rica’s South Pacific Coast. Our friendly staff will cater to your individual needs offering privacy and support for the experience of a lifetime. You will be lured into joining the world’s most elite anglers to enjoy a variety of fishing excursions. And to complete your trip here, be sure to add land and water based eco-adventures to your itinerary. Crocodile Bay Resort, a retreat solidly handcrafted in local Costa Rican authenticity offers international and local cuisine, a sparkling swimming pool, complete with jacuzzi and swim up bar. Find out more at www.CrocodileBay.com