Here is a compilation of the photos of the day of Costa Rica and some others of our best shots capturing the essence of Costa Rica to inspire you (to receive our photos of the day and articles, follow us!). All of these photos are available in a high definition upon request. For the story behind a specific photo, look for the corresponding photo of the day, or browse through our articles.
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Leafcutter ants
Hummingbird resting in the Santa Elena Cloud Forest, Costa Rica.
Hummingbirds near the Monte Verde cloud forest, Costa Rica
Owl butterfly with its snake eye to scare predators away!
The yellow pierdae is almost ready to fly away
Julia longwings
Green butterfly
A portrait of a white-faced capuchin monkey
Uvita’s hidden beach, Costa Rica
Surfing until the sun goes down, Uvita, Costa Rica
Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth in Panama
The mystical Santa Elena Cloud Forest, Costa Rica
Hiking the tranquil trails of the Santa Elena Cloud Forest, Costa Rica
The fresh waters of the Santa Elena Cloud Forest, Costa Rica
The suspension bridge of Reserva Biologica la Tirimbina, Costa Rica
A young green basilisk lizard, Costa Rica
The warm river of the free natural Tabacon hotsprings, Costa Rica
The white-fronted parrot, Costa Rica
Kayaking the Sarapiqui river!
The little gem called Quepos beach, Costa Rica
Green tree frog
The hidden canyon of the Rio Colorado, Costa Rica
The waterfall of La Fortuna, Costa Rica
The most exciting swim in Costa Rica
Our indigenous guide, Umberto, focused on the Chiriqui Viejo river, Panama
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