Corcovado National Park (www.photorag.co.uk) |
"...The coast remains a riot of steamy rainforest, and the main way of getting around BahÃa Drake – the minute Osa settlement named for the swashbuckler – is still by boat or foot. The peninsula now contains the last remaining strand of coastal Pacific rainforest in Central America, protecting the habitats of elusive jungle species such as the jaguar and puma, not to mention a roll call of other exotic characters – from squirrel monkeys and sloths to silky anteaters and poison-dart frogs...." 07 June 2012 By Carolina A Miranda, Lonely Planet Magazine
Full Report
http://www.bbc.com/travel/feature/20120604-the-perfect-trip-costa-rica/4