It’s dolphin and whale season in southern Costa Rica By Alberto Font October 1, 2015 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Alberto Font/The Tico Times A dolphin dives in Golfo Dulce during a recent sunrise over the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica’s southern Pacific. Dolphins and whales migrate heavily through the area from July to October. Alberto Font Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Previous articleOne of Sea Shepherd’s missions in Costa Rica: Protecting whalesNext articleCentral American Bank grants Costa Rica $2 million to finance environmental projects Latest Articles Costa Rica concludes participation in the World Economic Forum May 27, 2022 French Open fans draw heat at Roland Garros May 27, 2022 Are the 2nd coming of NFTs to use rather than collect? May 27, 2022 El Salvador’s only state zoo closes its doors after 69 years May 26, 2022 Why is the Cost of Living so high in Costa Rica? May 26, 2022 Popular Reads Are the 2nd coming of NFTs to use rather than collect? May 27, 2022 Deported to Guatemala, migrant minors reunited with their parents May 21, 2022 Alcaraz admits ‘pressure on me’ after saving match point in French Open epic May 26, 2022 Jill Biden announces Costa Rica childhood cancer agreement May 23, 2022