Most travelers to Costa Rica usually arrive during the ‘dry season from December to April, avoiding what is commonly known as rain from May to November. However, their fears about the rain often get lost. The ‘green’ season offers different benefits to tourists and eco-tourists who want to experience the protected rain forests in Costa Rica, such as the well-known Manual Antonio National Park. Here are ten reasons why the ‘green’ season is still a good time to visit.
1, It's not that rain. It's pouring, but that doesn't mean you can't see the sun. The typical pattern during the rainy season consists of sunny days and rainy nights, or a clip of the sunny days followed by a few rainy days. If you avoid the rainy month of October, you will be assured that you will still see plenty of sunlight.
2, It is a ‘green’ time. For the locals, this is a ‘green’ time, not a ‘rainy’ time. A lot of rain means that the plants are flourishing, and for nature lovers, this is the best part of the year for dust removal, and the splendor of the forest comes first.
3, It saves a lot. Usually, the cost of just about everything, from the price of a holiday rental to travel, is reduced during the rainy season, making it an easy time of year to visit your wallet.
Anyone who has ever stood in one of the national parks on a busy ‘high season’ weekend can tell you that it’s hard to enjoy the beautiful beaches and see the animals when the area is full of cameras with visitors. 4, You will be able to avoid crowds. Visiting a few crowds makes everything from relaxing at the beach to food a delightful experience.
5, You can sit back and enjoy the show. Thunderstorms in the tropics are a spectacular sight. More powerful and amazing than those in the cooler climates of the world, this is a spectacular display of light and sound. So after a great morning at the beach, lie back in your hammock, drink a cup of Costa Rican coffee, and start the program.
6, Enjoy your relaxation. Nothing will put you to sleep faster than the cool sound of the rain outside while you are safely lifted from your bed.
The 'dry season in Costa Rica is hot - scorching, and humid again. 7, You will enjoy comfortable temperatures. For those who prefer a more moderate temperature, a few drops of the rainy season can make a difference. The air is still pleasant and warm, but it is not as stressful as in the summer months.
8, Press for mango season. Costa Rica is rich in natural fruits and vegetables, but most trees bear fruit at the end of summer. One example of this is the mangos - if you visit from June onwards, you can literally take the ripe mangoes down as you go about your day.
Costa Rica is famous for its waves crashing all over the Pacific and the Caribbean. 9, Swimmers and hikers will enjoy better waves. Although it is good all year round, the green season is when the swelling is usually bigger, and the swelling is better.
10, Find the rainy season in the morning. The morning after a heavy rainy night is a magical experience in Costa Rica. As the sun rises and the clouds clear, drink your coffee as you watch the forest glisten and smell the cool, fragrant air.
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