The Parismina River is one of the most well known of the Costa Rica rivers. It can be found between Tortuguero and Limon on the Caribbean Coast. Reaching this river can be quite challenging since there are no roads.

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The Palo Verde National Park is a unique mix of wetlands and tropical dry forests. This dual nature of the national park is caused by the flooding of the arid climate region by the Rio Tempisque. The Palo Verde National Park is largely a reclaimed pastureland.

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The Irazu Volcano National Park is located near the Irazu Volcano that fumes and steams all the time. As you travel the southern slopes of the volcano to reach the park, you come across fields of potato, cabbage and onion.

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This National Park was created to protect animals like the jaguar and the mountain lions and numerous other bird and insect species. Together with the Santa Rosa National Park, it creates a natural corridor of dry forest and rainforest so that the animals, birds and insects can migrate locally as per the season.

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The Frio River offers some of the best sport fishing experience that you will ever come across. There are some major fishing spots of Costa Rica that you will find in the Frio River.

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The Chirripo River originates near the Braulio Carrillo National Park from the slopes of the Irazu Volcano. Throughout its length, it flows through miles of virgin, green, tropical forests and as a result, the water is clean and pure.

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The Chirripo National Park is one of the wildest national parks in Costa Rica. Most of the terrain is inaccessible and hence, virgin. The main attractions of the Chirripo National Park are hiking trails and a climb up Cerro Chirripo, the highest mountain peak of Costa Rica.

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The gorgeous Celeste River is one of the most beautiful rivers of Costa Rica. It originates near the Tenorio Volcano and charms visitors with its sky blue water and miles of vegetation on both sides.

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