Quercus Travel Santa Rosa National Park. A journey through history and nature

Santa Rosa National Park, a cornerstone of Guanacaste’s heritage, is a must-visit for those captivated by history and the unique charm of the tropical dry forest. As Costa Rica’s first national park, it plays a pivotal role in preserving the country’s rich biodiversity and cultural legacy.
The park is home to the legendary La Casona, a historic hacienda where Costa Rica’s victory over William Walker’s forces in 1856 cemented the nation’s sovereignty. A visit here offers an immersive glimpse into the country’s fight for freedom, with exhibits and architecture that transport you back in time. Santa Rosa National Park, a cornerstone of Guanacaste’s heritage, is a must-visit for those captivated by history and the unique charm of the tropical dry forest.
As Costa Rica’s first national park, it plays a pivotal role in preserving the country’s rich biodiversity and cultural legacy.
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Drive time: Approximately 1 hour & 30 minutes each way
Activity Length: 4 hours
Includes: Private guide & transportation, entrance fee, water, drinks, snacks & lunch
What to bring: Comfortable clothes, sunscreen, bug repellent, change of clothes.