Costa Rica is a birdwatcher’s paradise connecting North and South America. Nearly 900 species of birds have been recorded in this small country, and some…
erinlouryJune 30, 2022
Recent Posts
If you are looking for relaxed family time at the beach, Playa San Josecito is an excellent choice that can be accessed by a 30-60…
erinlouryMarch 25, 2022
Little Devils and the Bull near the edge of the Térraba River in Rey Curré/Yímba By Uriel Rojas R., member of the Curré/Yímba indigenous territory…
erinlouryJanuary 12, 2022
Encountering wildlife is inevitable when walking through the biologically rich jungles of Costa Rica, but one thing is certain: a lot more creatures will encounter…
erinlouryAugust 11, 2021
The French aren’t the only ones who enjoy eating snails. The snail-eating snake or cloudy snail-sucker (Sibon nebulatus) makes its dinner out of the many…
erinlouryJuly 28, 2021
Of all the tours and activities that are offered in southern Costa Rica, unexpected opportunities to attend local events can result in some of the…
erinlouryFebruary 4, 2021
Ever heard of a fish with three tails? The Pacific tripletail or berrugate (Lobotes pacificus) is found in bays, brackish, muddy estuaries, and lower reaches…
erinlourySeptember 8, 2020
Catching red snapper in the Sierpe River near Casa Roja While Costa Rica is renowned for its ocean fishing, freshwater fishing is quickly gaining in…
erinlourySeptember 1, 2020
When arriving in the sleepy riverside hamlet of Sierpe, travelers have literally reached the end of the road – to continue beyond is possible only…
erinlouryMarch 18, 2020
