Although
relatively small in size, Costa Rica is extremely diverse
in what it has to offer with over 15 different ecosystems.
Whether it is the swamplands of the Tortuguero National
Park (referred to as the "little Amazon"), the breathtaking
ocean and jungle views found on the central and southern
pacific coast or the drier climate of the northern Pacific
region offering incredible scuba diving and surfing,
this country truly is a hidden treasure waiting to be
found. One of the greatest advantages of visiting Costa
Rica is that this country offers something for everyone.
Those looking for a classic resort getaway will find
world class resorts while those looking for that unique
getaway off the beaten path will find the perfect spot
that they have always dreamed of . Costa Rica has become
famous for its world class surfing, record breaking
sport fishing, exotic beaches, dense rain forests, exuberant
flora and fauna and has proven to be a safe and exciting
destination for travelers of all ages and interests.
Osa
Sport Fishing and Crocodile Bay are located on the
Osa Peninsula which is in the Southern Zone
of Costa Rica and is bounded by the Pacific Ocean
to the west and by the Golfo Dulce, the tenth deepest
gulf in the world to the east. The
climate is tropical with 4000 - 7000 mm of rain per year. Temperatures
range from lows in the mid-eighties in the rainy season
(September-November) to highs in the mid- to occasionally
high-nineties in the dry season (December-April). Two
thirds of the land area of the Osa Peninsula is taken
up by the crown jewel of the Costa Rican Park System,
Corcovado National Park, which contains the largest contiguous
expanse of virgin rain forest in the western hemisphere
north of the Amazon basin.
Silver
King Lodge is located in "Barra del Colorado" the second largest
rainforest preserve in Central America. Wildlife
in Barra del Colorado is abundant. Many species of
mammals, reptiles and birds can be seen on a daily basis.
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