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A Leader in Worldwide Eco-Travel & Sustainable Tourism.
The Republic of Costa Rica lies between the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean, to the immediate north of Panama in Central America. For years, Costa Rica has been known as Central America's model republic, economically and politically stable, and home to many Americans and expatriate nationals from around the world. The Republic boasts one of the most spectacular natural environments on earth, bordered by two tropical oceans and their spectacular beaches and bays, rising to lushly forested mountain elevations of 12,000 feet.
 Costa Rica embraces its role as a worldwide leader in eco-travel and sustainable tourism. From rainforest canopy tours, to the thrills of our zip-line adventures and whitewater rafting, the environment and biodiversity of flora and fauna are natural attractions for outdoor enthusiasts from all over. Yet it's easy to get here, much closer to the mainland US than other popular destinations like Hawaii, the Mediterranean and Aruba . . . or the far-off adventure travel destinations of New Zealand or Borneo.
Now let's talk fishing! Our tropical, flat-water Pacific coasts are among the world's most abundant in prized gamefish species the year round. All you have to do is make your way here to cast your line! Because of its great diversity of marine life, Costa Rica has become a sport fishing destination of choice, with three Grand Slam records per year. The country hosts several important tournaments throughout the year, such as the Gray Invitational Fly Tournament headquartered right here in Quepos, National Sailfish Tournament, International Sailfish Tournament, and Ladies Open Sailfish Tournament, Los Sueños Signature Billfish Series, and Presidential Channel among others.
 The natural beauty of Puerto Quepos, Punta Quepos and Manuel Antonio National Park complement the active fishing centers. With the addition of the all-new Marina Pez Vela, we're now able to provide more excellent services and conditions than ever for all lovers of this thrilling sport.
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