Rainforests of Costa Rica

Costa Rica stands out for its extensive protected areas, making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts. Beyond its well-known natural beauty, the country boasts a remarkable array of creatures, from lethargic sloths to raucous howler monkeys, vibrant toucans, and nesting green turtles. With its Caribbean and Pacific coastlines adding to its allure, it's no wonder visitors often return for more.
This 15-day adventure tour of Costa Rica has you rise early as you depart San José and head to beautiful Tortuguero National Park, a pristine wilderness of waterways teeming with wildlife. Embark on a boat tour and encounter an array of exotic flora and fauna. Keep your eyes peeled for monkeys, caimans, and over 300 bird species.
Next, journey to Arenal, passing through scenic landscapes dotted with banana and pineapple plantations. Enjoy a hike to La Fortuna Waterfall, followed by a scenic walk in Arenal National Park, where you'll witness lush rainforest and panoramic views of Lake Arenal.
Journey to Monteverde, home to a vibrant cloud forest ecosystem brimming with diverse plant and animal life. Traverse through misty forests, encounter beautiful orchids, and savour the tranquillity of this natural paradise. Take a guided walk through Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve, renowned for its biodiversity and community conservation efforts. Keep your camera ready to capture sightings of howler monkeys and exotic bird species.
Travel to Manuel Antonio National Park, where dense rainforest meets pristine beaches. Spend the day exploring the park's trails for a chance to observe diverse wildlife, including playful monkeys and colourful birds. Enjoy leisure time to soak up the sun or partake in optional activities.
A scenic journey takes us to Esquinas Rainforest Lodge, nestled in the heart of primary rainforest. Embark on a guided hike to fully immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the jungle.
Onwards to Savegre Valley, known for its pristine cloud forest habitat and rare bird species. Spend your days exploring nature trails, birdwatching, or simply soaking in the serene ambiance.
Our last stop is a visit to the picturesque Copey valley for a glimpse into local agricultural life, followed by a return to San José where your journey comes to an end.