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Costa Rica
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Ship National Geographic Quest A family of golden-mantled howler monkeys squats on a tree branch at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Go for a swim underneath one of Corcovado National Park's beautiful waterfalls on a Lindblad Expeditions tour. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Get an incredible view of the Arenal Volcano, an active volcano in northwestern Costa Rica, during a Lindblad Expeditions tour. Photo: Marc Cappelletti · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Spot a Mother and baby three-toed sloth while hiking through the Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica, on a Lindblad Expedition. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Climb on board one of National Geographic Sea Lion's Zodiac boats for a fun boat ride through Granito de Oro, Coiba National Park, Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Naturalist guide Jose Calvos and wellness specialist Becky Timbers stop by a waterfall in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Hi little feller! See a red-capped manakin in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Sea Lion Take National Geographic Sea Lion on a tropical getaway to Costa Rica. Photo: David Vargas · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Go horseback riding through the beautiful lands of Playa Caletas, Costa Rica, during a Lindblad Expeditions visit. Photo: David Vargas · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest Go on an adventure-filled hike in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica, on a Lindblad Expeditions getaway. Photo: Alexandra C. Daley-Clark · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest A collared aracari, part of the toucan family, sits on a branch at Arenal Volcano National Park in Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest A long-tailed hummingbird feeds on a torch ginger in Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve, Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Quest A white-throated capuchin monkey and baby climb a tree in Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Ship National Geographic Sea Bird A colorful parrot spotted in Costa Rica. Photo: Ralph Lee Hopkins · Courtesy of Lindblad Expeditions -
Destination Costa Rica Longtail monkeys in the trees of Puerto Limon, Costa Rica. Photo: Isaac Bordas · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Costa Rica Roger W: "Part of Limon, Costa Rica, with the Caribbean Sea from El Faro restaurant, at the top of a hill overlooking Limon. Isla Uvita, where Christopher Columbus landed in his fourth and last voyage to the New World in 1502, is at the far left. Celebrity Equinox, our cruise ship, is at the right." Photo: Roger W · Creative Commons BY-SA -
Destination Costa Rica A sloth in repose in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica. Photo: Howard Lifshitz · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Costa Rica Lyn Gateley: "Stretching along the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, the Limon province is a magical mixture of mangroves, pristine beaches and tropical forests.These picturesque lowlands sustain a rich natural beauty that conservationists are working hard to protect." Photo: Lyn Gateley · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Costa Rica Wooden bowls fashioned from gourds in Puerto Limon, Costa Rica. Photo: Gail Frederick · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Costa Rica Jerry Kirkhart: "This two toed young sloth was very difficult to photograph because the boat ran up against trees on the shore and the current was pretty strong. They have two toes only on their forefeet, while three on their back feet." Photo: Jerry Kirkhart · Creative Commons BY
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