Manuel Antonio, Ballena, and Carara - (Zona Tropical Publications / Costa Rica Regional Guides) by Diego Arguedas Ortiz & Luciano Capelli

About the Book

"This Costa Rica Regional Guide explores the scenery, history, ecology, and wildlife that will enrich a traveler's experience of the country's Central Pacific coast. It includes photographs of Costa Rica's most-visited ecotourism destinations, history and insights that many visitors never hear, and stories of ecological damage and triumph. Includes a foldout map"--

Book Synopsis

This guidebook takes a fresh look at three distinct regions along the Pacific Coast--from Carara, a birdwatcher's paradise, to Manuel Antonio with its extraordinary ecological gems, to Bahía Ballena and whale watching. With this book, readers will gain a deeper understanding of some of Costa Rica's most popular tourist destinations.

Costa Rica is much more than a verdant paradise. It's a land of diverse landscapes and cultures. This collection of regional guides reveals unknown facets of Costa Rica and helps travelers understand what makes this country unique.

Includes a foldout map of key tourist destinations.

About the Author

Diego Arguedas Ortiz is a climate change writer from Costa Rica. His work has been featured on the BBC and Univision and in MIT Technology Review.

Luciano Capelli has produced award-winning books about the culture and natural history of Costa Rica.