For true nature lovers, this journey offers an unparalleled experience in Costa Rica. Explore the majestic Arenal Volcano and its lush rainforest, then immerse yourself in the heart of Corcovado National Park, one of the most spectacular primary forests on the planet. Home to 6% of the world’s biodiversity, this extraordinary park is a paradise for those seeking a deep and meaningful connection with nature. Dare to embrace this once-in-a-lifetime adventure and discover the wonders of Costa Rica.
This incredible journey takes you through the very best of Costa Rica, combining luxury, nature, and adventure in a single unforgettable experience. Your trip begins with an overnight stay at the iconic Gran Hotel Costa Rica, located in the heart of the capital city of San Jose. From there, you’ll dive into the country’s breathtaking natural beauty, exploring some of its most unique and inspiring landscapes.
Your next destination is the stunning Tabacon Resort, where you’ll spend three nights surrounded by the lush rainforest of the Arenal Volcano region. Relax in the resort’s natural thermal springs while taking in views of the majestic volcano. Your time here includes guided walks along nature trails, offering the chance to observe the region’s diverse wildlife and connect deeply with the environment. You’ll also enjoy exhilarating adventures such as canopy ziplining and rainforest tours.
Your journey continues with four nights at El Remanso, an exclusive ecolodge on the Osa Peninsula, renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity. Here, you’ll take part in guided hikes through pristine ecosystems and encounter rare species in their natural habitat. Adventure activities like snorkeling, hiking, and wildlife observation round out your experience, all within a tranquil and luxurious setting—perfect for disconnecting and embracing the rhythms of the wild.
This package is the ideal choice for travelers seeking a seamless blend of luxury, adventure, and the rich biodiversity that defines Costa Rica.
Arrival at San José.
Private transfer to San Jose.
Accommodation at Gran Hotel Costa Rica for 1 night.
Private transfer to Arenal with en-route visits to Poas Volcano and La Paz Waterfall Gardens Nature Park, lunch included.
Accommodation at Tabacon Resort for 3 nights.
Full-Day Luxury Combo Excursion
Activity: Scenic river float safari, guided hike to volcano viewpoints, and hanging bridges walk.
Full-Day Excursion
Activity: Visit the Celeste River and Tenorio Volcano National Park
Transfer to Puerto Jimenez on the Osa Peninsula via domestic flight from Arenal – Ground transport to the airstrip in Arenal and from the airstrip in Puerto Jimenez to El Remanso is included.
Accommodation at El Remanso Lodge for 4 nights.
Activity: You may choose one of these included experiences to do in the afternoon at El Remanso Lodge: guided hike, birdwatching, or a night tour.
Full-Day Excursion
Activity: Guided hike in the Corcovado National Park
Free day to enjoy the lodge and one of these included experiences: guided hike, birdwatching, a night tour, or a massage.
Snorkeling Tour
Activity: Snorkeling tour in the Golfo Dulce (sweet gulf)
Departure – Ground transport to the airstrip in Puerto Jimenez. Domestic flight from Puerto Jimenez to the Juan Santamaria International Airport.
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, Irazú Volcano National Park, Poás Volcano National Park, Gandoca-Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge, and Caño Negro Mixed National Wildlife Refuge offer wheelchair access.





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