Yes, you will undoubtedly see wildlife in Costa Rica if you leave the city and go to any of the mountain or beach areas. To put it in perspective, Costa Rica is home to over 5% of Earth’s species. There are 12 distinct climate and life zones and over 25% of the country is protected in the form of national parks, reserves and refuges. Costa Rica is home to over 200 mammal species, 150 species of amphibians, 200 species of reptiles, 850 species of birds, and over 35,000 insect species. With that said, yes, it is safe to say you will see wildlife in Costa Rica.
Will I see wildlife in Costa Rica?
Are park entrance fees included in tours?
Am I guaranteed entrance to national parks?
How much does it cost to enter national parks?
Does Manuel Antonio National Park limit the number of visitors?
Does the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve limit the number of visitors?
Where should I go for a nature vacation?
What is Costa Rica biodiversity?
Which national parks should I visit?
Will I see wildlife in Costa Rica?
Are park entrance fees included in tours?
Am I guaranteed entrance to national parks?
How much does it cost to enter national parks?
Does Manuel Antonio National Park limit the number of visitors?
Does the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve limit the number of visitors?
Where should I go for a nature vacation?
What is Costa Rica biodiversity?
Which national parks should I visit?
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