Known by the Costa Rican Indians as the "mountain of rumbling and trembling" Irazu soars 11,260 feet above sea level and spreads over 2,309 hectares. It is the highest peak of the Central Volcanic Range and the largest volcano in Costa Rica. On your way to Irazu National Park, you will be surprised when you see how the vegetation swiftly varies from large plantations of onions and carrots, lands for dairy cattle, and primary and secondary forests of white oak, to a panoramic right at the volcano's summit. 

Once at the misty Volcano, you will be astonished by its moon-like landscape scarcely populated with plant growth around the craters due to volcanic eruptions.  On a clear day you will be able to see both the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean