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Discover Costa Rica like never before with this trip designed for lovers of nature, adventure and luxury. For 15 days, you'll immerse yourself in some of the country's most breathtaking destinations, from majestic volcanoes to pristine beaches, all while staying in dream hotels surrounded by spectacular scenery.

What awaits you:

  • Explore the imposing Poás Volcano, one of the largest craters in the world, and admire its impressive views.
  • Relax in the hidden paradise of Boca Tapada, where nature will envelop you with its 592 species of birds and lush tropical forests.
  • Experience the magic of the Arenal Volcano, its hot springs and hanging bridges, in an adventure combo that will leave you breathless.
  • Immerse yourself in the turquoise color of the Celeste River, a unique natural phenomenon in the world.
  • Unwind on the beaches of Punta Islita, a luxury retreat on the Nicoya Peninsula, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

This itinerary has been carefully crafted to offer you the perfect combination of adventure, relaxation and exclusivity, with private transportation or rental car of your choice. In addition, you will enjoy unique experiences such as the chocolate and coffee tour, guided hikes by expert naturalists, and mixology classes in a paradisiacal setting.

An unforgettable experience at every step! With accommodations in boutique hotels and resorts from 3 to 5 stars, all with breakfast included and exceptional locations, we guarantee that this trip will make you connect with the purest essence of Costa Rica. Ideal for couples and families alike, this tour is a window to the country's most captivating landscapes.

Don't miss the opportunity to live this epic adventure that combines nature, comfort and the best Costa Rican hospitality.

Book now and start your adventure in Costa Rica!


Itineraries

Day 1

Arrival and transfer to Poás Volcano

  • Service: Private transfer from the International Airport to Poás Volcano.
  • Lodging: Poas Volcano Lodge (1 night).
  • Description: Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Poas Volcano while relaxing in this mountain lodge.

Day 2

Visit to Poás Volcano and transfer to Boca Tapada.

  • Activity: Admission to Poás Volcano National Park.
  • Service: Private transfer or car delivery at the hotel.
  • Lodging: Maquenque EcoLodge, Boca Tapada.
  • Description: Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Boca Tapada, a protected area rich in biodiversity.

Day 3

Birding in Boca Tapada

  • Activity: Bird watching in the tropical forests of the Maquenque National Wildlife Refuge.
  • Lodging: Maquenque EcoLodge.
  • Description: Wake up early to enjoy a guided tour and discover unique endangered bird species, such as the green macaw.

Day 4

Chocolate, Coffee and Sugar Cane Combo

  • Activity: Chocolate, coffee and sugar cane tour in an organic farm.
  • Lodging: Maquenque EcoLodge.
  • Description: Live a sensory experience while you discover the secrets of the production of these Costa Rican treasures.

Day 5

Relax in Arenal

  • Service: Private transfer from Boca Tapada to La Fortuna, in the Arenal Volcano area.
  • Lodging: Arenal Springs Resort & Spa.
  • Description: Relax in one of the most luxurious resorts in the area, with access to hot springs and spectacular views of the Arenal Volcano.

Day 6

3 in 1: Arenal Volcano, Waterfall & Hanging Bridges

  • Activity: Combined tour that includes a hike to the Arenal Volcano, a visit to La Fortuna Waterfall and a tour of the hanging bridges.
  • Lodging: Arenal Springs Resort & Spa.
  • Description: Enjoy a full day of adventure and nature, with trails full of flora, fauna and breathtaking views.

Day 7

Free day in Arenal

  • Activity: Free day.
  • Lodging: Arenal Springs Resort & Spa.
  • Description: You can relax in the resort's hot springs or explore more of the area at your own pace. Ask about optional activities such as rafting or horseback riding.

Day 8

Celeste River

  • Service: Private transfer from Arenal to Rio Celeste.
  • Lodging: Rio Celeste Hideaway.
  • Description: Enjoy the exclusivity of this hotel with access to private trails and views of the Tenorio Volcano National Park.

Day 9

Celeste River and Tenorio Volcano Tour

  • Activity: Guided hike in the Tenorio Volcano National Park, including the famous Celeste River Waterfall.
  • Lodging: Rio Celeste Hideaway.
  • Description: Discover the incredible natural phenomenon that transforms water into a vibrant turquoise color while exploring the park's biodiversity.

Day 10

Punta Islita

  • Service: Private transfer from Rio Celeste to Punta Islita on the Nicoya Peninsula.
  • Lodging: Punta Islita.
  • Description: Immerse yourself in the serenity of this luxury resort, located on one of the most exclusive and secluded beaches in Costa Rica.

Day 11

Islita Hike

  • Activity: Guided hike through the coastal landscapes of Islita.
  • Lodging: Punta Islita.
  • Description: Enjoy the breathtaking ocean views and natural scenery that surrounds this hidden gem of the Nicoya Peninsula.

Day 12

The taste of Costa Rica

  • Activity: Learn how to prepare cocktails using local ingredients in a mixology class.
  • Lodging: Punta Islita.
  • Description: Discover the magic behind Costa Rican cocktails and create unique drinks with the help of master bartenders.

Day 13

The magic of the night

  • Activity: Guided night walk to observe the region's nocturnal wildlife.
  • Lodging: Punta Islita.
  • Description: Immerse yourself in the natural world that comes alive at nightfall and discover the nocturnal species that inhabit the region.

Day 14

Transfer to San José

  • Service: Private transfer from Punta Islita to San José.
  • Lodging: Gran Hotel Costa Rica Curio Collection by Hilton.
  • Description: Spend the last night in the capital of Costa Rica, in a historic and centrally located hotel that offers all the modern comforts.

Day 15

Transfer to the airport

  • Service: Private transfer from the hotel in San José to the International Airport.
  • Description: End of the adventure. Say goodbye to Costa Rica with the satisfaction of having lived an unforgettable experience.
  • The trip includes:
    • Accommodation:
      • 14 nights:
      • Poás Volcano Lodge in Poás (1 night)
      • Maquenque EcoLodge in Boca Tapada (3 nights)
      • Arenal Springs Resort & Spa in Arenal (3 nights)
      • Rio Celeste Hideaway in Río Celeste (2 nights)
      • Punta Islita in Punta Islita (4 nights)
      • Gran Hotel Costa Rica Curio Collection by Hilton in San José (1 night)
    • Meals:
      • Breakfast included in all accommodations.
    • Transportation:
      • Private transportation between all destinations or car rental (traveler's choice).
      • Transfer to and from San Jose International Airport.
    • Activities included:
      • Admission to Poás Volcano National Park.
      • Bird watching in Boca Tapada with a naturalist guide.
      • Chocolate, coffee, and sugar cane tour in Boca Tapada.
      • 3-in-1 combo in Arenal: visit to the Arenal Volcano, La Fortuna Waterfall, and Hanging Bridges (includes lunch and transportation).
      • Guided tour of Rio Celeste and Tenorio Volcano, with transportation and typical Costa Rican food after the tour.
      • Islita Hike in Punta Islita.
      • Mixology class in Punta Islita.
      • Night walk in Punta Islita with a guide.
    • Additional services:
      • Naturalist guides on bird-watching activities, hikes, and tours.
      • Access to hot springs and spa areas at the Arenal Springs Resort & Spa.
      • Transportation and lunches included in some activities, such as the Hanging Bridges Tour and the Rio Celeste Tour.
    • Other benefits:
      • Opportunity to relax in luxury resorts, with breathtaking views and access to activities such as yoga and hot springs pools.
      • Flexibility to customize the experience with free days and optional activities.
  • Activities not indicated in the program.
  • Meals not indicated in the itinerary (except breakfast).
  • Tips for bellhops and waitresses.
  • All risk insurance for the rental car (in case you choose to rent a car).
  • Mandatory Christmas and New Year's Eve dinners (if applicable).

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Yes, a valid passport is mandatory to enter Costa Rica.

Depending on your country of origin, you may enter Costa Rica without a visa. Citizens of the USA, Canada and most European countries enjoy this privilege.

The colón is Costa Rica’s currency. U.S. dollars are also widely accepted.

All major credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are located throughout the country.

No, with a legal driver’s license you can drive for three months in Costa Rica.

Departure tax is US$29.00, which can be paid in U.S. dollars, colones or with a credit card.

Sales tax is 13%.

Outlets are 110 V, with standard U.S. two prong plugs

We’d love it! Anyone getting married here must be 18 or older. Nonresidents need the following documents to get married here: original birth certificates, affidavit of single status, police record, valid passport and a divorce decree (if applicable). These documents must follow the authentication procedure before you bring them to Costa Rica.

Costa Rica’s digital nomad program invites international residents to work remotely from the land of Pura Vida. This program extends a 90-day tourist visa to a full year, with the option to renew for an additional year (conditions apply).

Costa Rica offers different ways to legalize your status: temporary resident, pensioner or foreign government mission. For more legal information, contact the Costa Rican consulate or the Association of Residents of Costa Rica at https://arcr.cr.

Dogs and cats entering Costa Rica must have a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian, endorsed by a veterinarian service. The examination for the certificate must be conducted within the two weeks prior to traveling to Costa Rica. The required vaccinations are: distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parvovirus and rabies (for animals 4 months or older).

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Yes, the water is potable in most of the country. We would only recommend bottled water for a few rural areas. Bring your reusable water bottle to decrease your footprint while you’re here. When starting your adventure for the day, fill up your bottle before you leave because refill stations may be a long trek to locate.

Travelers from the following countries must have received a yellow fever vaccination certificate: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, The Gambia, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Bolivia, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and the Republic of Guyana.

• Keep your belongings somewhere safe while enjoying the sea or leave them somewhere they can be watched.
• Always use reef-safe sunscreen to avoid sunburns.
• When possible, don’t swim on your own.
• Consult the authorities about the current beach conditions.
• Be aware of warning flags on the beach.
• Do not enter the ocean if you don’t know how to swim. If you’re surfing as a beginner, stay under the supervision of a qualified instructor.

The main difference is the amount of rain. It doesn’t rain as much in the cloud forest as it does in the rainforest. The species of flora and fauna may also differ.

Be sure to bring insect repellent, a raincoat with a hood and a comfortable pair of hiking boots.

You can practice at Pacuare, Reventazón, Corobici, Sarapiqui, Naranjo and Savegre rivers.

You can see sea turtles in Tortuguero National Park on the Caribbean coast or Las Baulas National Marine Park on the Pacific coast.

Cahuita National Park, Carara National Park, Manuel Antonio National Park, Santa Rosa National Park, Arenal Volcano National Park, Irazu Volcano National Park, Poás Volcano National Park, Gandoca-Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge, and Caño Negro Mixed National Wildlife Refuge offer wheelchair access.