It’s dolphin and whale season in southern Costa Rica By Alberto Font October 1, 2015 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. Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Alberto Font 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 Spain Triumphs Over England in Euro 2024 Final with Late Oyarzabal Winner July 14, 2024 Alcaraz’s Wimbledon Triumph Over Djokovic Confirms His Rising Stardom July 14, 2024 Costa Rica Launches Operativo PacÃfico to Combat Crime July 14, 2024 No Damage Reported After 5.4 Earthquake Hits Panama-Costa Rica Border July 14, 2024 Global Leaders Condemn Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump July 14, 2024 Popular Reads Tragic Death Sparks Debate: Is Hit and Run Legal in Costa Rica? July 13, 2024 Protecting Your Assets: Lessons from Costa Rica’s ‘Madre Patria’ Mega-Case July 9, 2024 Costa Rica Birding: Meet the Little Tinamou July 13, 2024 Costa Rica Faces Drinking Water Crisis July 8, 2024
