OVERVIEW
Discover the magic of a primary rainforest and observe the abundant wildlife surrounding Corcovado National Park. Explore secluded waterfalls, take a stroll on a deserted beach with tide pools and a lagoon or wander next to exciting small creeks deep in rainforest canyons.
Wildlife 
Honeymoon 
Culture 
City Break 
Beach & Exotic 
Adventure & Nature 
Day 1 : San Jose
Arrival at Juan Santamaría International Airport.
You will be met at the airport in order to transfer to the Hotel.
Overnight at Hotel Palma Real.
Day 2 : San José / Corcovado National Park
Early 45-minute air flight to Palmar Sur where you will be met by your nature guide. Then, you will take a boat trip down the Sierpe River viewing mangrove wetlands. Arrive at Rancho Corcovado, complementary cocktail before lunch. Afternoon is free to nature trails and the best beach spots.
Overnight at Hotel Rancho Corcovado. (Meals: B, L, D)
Day 3 : Corcovado National Park Tour
The Sirena Park Ranger Station is situated in the heart of Corcovado National Park. Its location is more remote, a 50 minute boat ride from Drake Bay, with a wet landing on the beach for which it is recommended that you wear sandals. Upon reaching the Sirena Ranger Station in Corcovado National Park, you will have the chance to change to more rugged footwear to hike some of the Park´s wildest terrain. Since this station is less accessible, there is greater opportunity to spot some of the rarest rainforest wildlife. Sirena rewards the more adventurous traveler with the true experience of what National Geographic Magazine has called “the most biologically intense place on earth.”
Overnight at Hotel Rancho Corcovado. (Meals: B, L, D)
Day 4 : Cano Island Diving Tour
Lying in the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean, 12 nautical miles; offshore from the Osa Peninsula at Drake Bay, Cano Island is an amazing marine biological reserve in Costa Rica. Cano Island is an island of considerable geographical and archeological importance. The real beauty of Cano Island is not found on its land, but underwater.
The Cano Island’s virgin waters are some of the bluest in the country, and are home to a spectacular variety of stunning marine flora and fauna as well as some gorgeous coral reefs. Cano Island is Rated as being the best underwater adventure diving spots in the world, the Cano Island Biological Reserve is also home to a huge variety of fish, whales and sharks. With fantastic underwater visibility, one can see on any given day, sea turtles, dolphins, stingrays, manta rays, moray eels, barracudas, tuna, snapper and grouper swimming alongside a variety sharks and humpback or pilot whales.
Overnight at Hotel Rancho Corcovado. (Meals: B, L, D)
Day 5 : San Jose
Fly and transfer back to Juan Santamaria International Airport. (Meals: B)
End of the Tour
Our services include :
- Transportation
- Entrance fees
- Guided Tours as per the itinerary (English Speaking Guide)
- Flights San José – Palmar Sur – San José
- Lodging and local taxes
- Meals accord to itinerary: Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), Dinner (D)
Our services do not include :
- International flights
- Optional Activities
- Arrival and Departure Taxes
- Extras in hotels (laundry, phone calls, room service, etc.)
Accomodation :
- San Jose : Hotel Palma Real
- Rancho Corcovado : Hotel Rancho Corcovado
Costa Rica is a stunningly diverse country in Central America, known for its incredible biodiversity, beautiful landscapes, and commitment to environmental sustainability. From lush rainforests and pristine beaches to active volcanoes and vibrant cities, Costa Rica offers something for every traveler.
Getting There :
By Air: The main international airports are Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) near San José and Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR) in Liberia.
By Land: Buses and car rentals are available for those traveling from neighboring countries such as Nicaragua and Panama.
Accommodation :
Luxury: Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica, Nayara Springs
Mid-Range: Hotel Grano de Oro, Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa
Budget: Hostel Pangea, Arenal Backpackers Resort
Top Attractions :
San José: The capital city, home to the National Theatre, Gold Museum, and bustling markets.
Arenal Volcano: A perfect cone-shaped volcano offering hiking, hot springs, and adventure activities.
Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve: Famous for its misty forests, diverse wildlife, and canopy tours.
Manuel Antonio National Park: Combines rainforests with beautiful beaches and is known for its diverse wildlife.
Tortuguero National Park: Known for its turtle nesting sites and network of canals perfect for boat tours.
Corcovado National Park: One of the most biodiverse places on Earth, ideal for wildlife watching.
Guanacaste: Known for its stunning beaches, great surfing spots, and luxury resorts.
Tamarindo: A vibrant beach town popular for surfing, nightlife, and eco-tourism activities.
La Fortuna: The gateway to Arenal Volcano, with hot springs, waterfalls, and adventure sports.
Activities :
Hiking and Trekking: Numerous trails in national parks and reserves.
Wildlife Watching: Spotting monkeys, sloths, birds, and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
Surfing: Tamarindo, Jaco, and Nosara are popular surfing spots.
Snorkeling and Diving: Explore coral reefs and marine life along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts.
Zip-Lining: Experience the thrill of flying over the rainforest canopy.
Hot Springs: Relax in natural hot springs near Arenal Volcano.
White-Water Rafting: Adventure on the Pacuare and Sarapiquí rivers.
Dining :
Local Cuisine: Try traditional dishes like gallo pinto, casado, and ceviche at local sodas (small eateries).
Fine Dining: Restaurants like La Esquina de Buenos Aires in San José and Kapi Kapi in Manuel Antonio offer upscale dining experiences.
Street Food: Sample empanadas, churros, and tropical fruits from street vendors.
Nightlife :
San José: Explore the vibrant nightlife with bars, clubs, and live music venues like El Steinvorth and Antik.
Tamarindo: Known for its beach parties and lively nightlife scene.
Puerto Viejo: Reggae bars and beachfront parties are popular in this Caribbean town.
Shopping :
Artisan Markets: Buy local crafts, jewelry, and souvenirs at markets in San José, Monteverde, and other tourist areas.
Boutiques: Explore unique shops offering clothing, art, and home décor in cities like San José and beach towns.
Practical Information :
Language: Spanish, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Currency: Costa Rican Colón (CRC)
Best Time to Visit: December to April (dry season) for sunny weather; May to November (rainy season) for fewer crowds and lush landscapes.
Local Transport: Buses are the most common and affordable way to travel. Renting a car offers more flexibility, especially for exploring remote areas.
Tips :
Weather: Bring layers and rain gear as weather can change quickly, especially in mountainous and coastal regions.
Safety: Costa Rica is generally safe, but it's advisable to keep an eye on personal belongings and avoid isolated areas at night.
Health: Tap water is generally safe to drink, but bottled water is available. Bring insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes.
Costa Rica’s combination of natural beauty, adventure opportunities, and friendly locals makes it a top destination for travelers seeking a memorable and diverse
vacation experience. Whether you're hiking through rainforests, relaxing on tropical beaches, or exploring vibrant cities, Costa Rica offers endless possibilities for exploration and relaxation.
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Discover the magic of a primary rainforest and observe the abundant wildlife surrounding Corcovado National Park. Explore secluded waterfalls, take a stroll on a deserted beach with tide pools and a lagoon or wander next to exciting small creeks deep in rainforest canyons.