JigsawCosta Rica Puzzles
Costa Rica is a small Central American country famous for its rainforests, volcanoes and beaches on two oceans. It abolished its army in 1948, and about a quarter of its land is protected in parks and reserves. Our Costa Rica puzzles show its volcanoes, rivers, coasts and a colourful toucan.
Bays of the Guanacaste Coast
Palm Trees on a Caribbean Beach, Limón
Punta Uva on the Caribbean Coast
White-Faced Capuchin in the Jungle, Costa Rica
La Fortuna below Arenal Volcano
La Fortuna Waterfall
Rainforest Waterfall near Ojochal
Turrialba Volcano above the Clouds
Crater of Poás Volcano
Three-Toed Sloth in the Rainforest, Costa Rica
Keel-billed Toucan, Costa Rica
Río Celeste Waterfall, Costa Rica
Manuel Antonio National Park from Above
Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica
Whale’s Tail at Marino Ballena
About Costa Rica
Although it covers only a tiny part of the Earth's surface, Costa Rica holds around five percent of all the world's species of plants and animals. The keel-billed toucan, with its huge rainbow-coloured beak, lives in its lowland forests.
Arenal Volcano rises in a perfect cone above the northern plains, and in Tenorio National Park the Río Celeste runs a startling sky-blue colour, created by minerals in the water. On the Pacific coast, Manuel Antonio National Park combines forest and beaches, and at Marino Ballena a sandbar shaped like a whale's tail appears at low tide.
Newer puzzles look into the craters of Poás and Turrialba, visit La Fortuna and its waterfall below Arenal and a rainforest waterfall near Ojochal, and meet a sloth and a white-faced capuchin. On the coasts they show Punta Uva and the palm beaches of Limón on the Caribbean, and the bays of Guanacaste on the Pacific.