1. They have pictures of sloths on their money.
You thought I was kidding! This is for sure the number one reason for why you should visit Costa Rica immediately. Sloths rock, man.
2. You can zip-line over a rainforest.
This is the perfect way to experience a new place. Costa Rica is the home of the longest zip-line in Latin America as well. There are many places to do this: some long, some short, some high, some low. It is usually very inexpensive but the memories are priceless.
3. Volcanoes and mountains.
Yes, the volcanoes are active. No, they will not kill you. And what comes along with volcanoes? You guessed it: hot springs. Some of the most beautiful scenery is found overlooking the mountains.
4. Beautiful beaches.
With over a thousand miles of coastline, Costa Rica is the place for those needing a relaxing break. However, these beaches are for more than just relaxing. Many people rate Costa Rica in the top three places to surf in the world. With warm water and huge waves year-round, these beaches (both Caribbean and Pacific sides) are filled with surfers. And if you have never surfed before? Take a short, inexpensive class on the beach!
5. The wildlife.
Once you get away from the city, Costa Rica offers many cool and extraneous animals that are not found in many places: monkeys, sloths, tree frogs, geckos, iguanas, crocodiles, large tortoises and over 812 recorded bird species.
6. It's the perfect adventure.
All in a driving distance from wherever you are staying, you can zip-line, skydive, bungee jump, white water raft, backpack, hike, scuba dive, kayak, cliff jump, or create your own adventure. Any type of adrenaline rush is found right here in Costa Rica.
7. Eco-tourism.
8. Happiness.
9. The Food.
Like every country, Costa Rica has a food of its own. Along with every dish (chicken, beef, tacos, etc.), you eat Gallo Pinto (rice and beans). You are also destined to have multiple cups of coffee a day since that is what Costa Rica does best (debatably). They also are a mass producer of bananas, chocolate, and tropical fruit.





























