Costa Rica: A Spectrum of Colours

Costa Rica has, in recent decades, emerged with one of the best tourism infrastructures in the world and a focus on ecological tourism that is central to the award-winning sustainable tourism that is ubiquitous throughout the jungles of this wildlife hotspot.

Brimming with verdant National Parks and bursting with bio-diversity, it's no wonder nature and wildlife enthusiasts flock to Costa Rica in their thousands to catch a fleeting glimpse of a rare bird or endangered jaguar.

These dense cloud forests are awash with spectacular colours and an unrivaled atmosphere, creating the perfect setting for wildlife photographers. Because of this, this display is an attempt to highlight the vast spectrum on offer and the overwhelming beauty of Costa Rican bio-diversity.

A lush garden in La Fortuna, Costa Rica with Arenal Volcano in the background


Suspension bridges in Costa Rica's Arenal National Park


Male violet sabrewing in Monteverde Cloud Forest, Puntarenas, Costa Rica


Red-eyed tree frog


Green and Black Poison Dart Frog, native to Costa Rica


Keel Billed toucan, from Central America


Lake Arenal below the impressive Areal Volcano


Lush tropical rainforest - Monteverde Cloud Forest


A hungry toucan eating papaya


A majestic waterfall on Rio Celeste, Costa Rica


Striped-tailed hummingbird frozen in flight while feeding


Red strawberry poison dart frog


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