This morning, wake to the gentle rhythm of the Caribbean Sea and the distant calls of tropical birds hidden within the palms. After breakfast, you will set out for a guided exploration of Cahuita National Park, one of the most scenic and wildlife-rich coastal reserves in Costa Rica. Located just a short drive from Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, this protected area uniquely combines white-sand beaches, dense coastal rainforest and vibrant coral reefs.

Accompanied by an experienced naturalist guide, you will follow flat, shaded coastal trails at a relaxed and unhurried pace. The walking here is gentle and well-suited to travellers who prefer observation over exertion. As you move through the forest, your guide will help you spot wildlife often missed by the untrained eye — including two-toed and three-toed sloths resting high in the canopy, white-faced capuchin monkeys moving through the treetops, raccoons near the shoreline and iguanas basking in filtered sunlight.

Birdlife is particularly abundant. Look out for keel-billed toucans, herons, kingfishers and the occasional flash of a scarlet macaw. The coastal setting makes this one of the most photogenic national parks in the country, where rainforest meets turquoise sea in dramatic contrast.

Later in the morning, enjoy time for snorkelling in the Caribbean waters (weather and sea conditions permitting). The reef at Cahuita is one of the most important on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, home to colourful tropical fish, sea fans and coral formations. Waters here are typically calmer than on the Pacific side, making it a comfortable and accessible snorkelling experience. Participation is entirely optional — those who prefer may simply relax on the beach and enjoy the coastal scenery.

Return to Puerto Viejo in the early afternoon. The remainder of the day is free to unwind. You may wish to relax by the pool, take a gentle beach walk, or explore the town’s vibrant Caribbean culture — a blend of Costa Rican and Afro-Caribbean influences reflected in its cuisine, music and laid-back atmosphere.

Today offers the perfect introduction to a Costa Rica wildlife holiday — blending accessible rainforest walks, coastal scenery and warm Caribbean waters in a setting designed for comfort as much as discovery.

Today is intentionally unstructured — a day to embrace the rhythm of the Caribbean and enjoy Puerto Viejo de Talamanca at your own pace. After two days of gentle exploration, this pause allows you to fully settle into the relaxed coastal atmosphere that makes this region so distinctive within your Costa Rica holiday.

You may choose to spend the morning strolling along palm-fringed beaches where the jungle meets the sea, or simply unwind at your lodge surrounded by tropical gardens alive with hummingbirds and butterflies. The Caribbean coast is known for its laid-back charm, colourful wooden houses and Afro-Caribbean influences — a unique cultural blend rarely experienced elsewhere in the country.

For those wishing to explore, optional experiences are available. A guided chocolate and cacao tour offers insight into the history of cacao in Costa Rica, from indigenous traditions to modern artisan production, complete with tastings. Alternatively, enjoy a gentle cycle ride between beaches along quiet coastal paths — flat terrain and shaded stretches make this a pleasant and accessible activity.

You may also wish to visit nearby Playa Cocles or Playa Punta Uva, both known for their scenic beauty and calmer waters. Or simply enjoy a leisurely lunch in town, sampling Caribbean-style rice and beans cooked in coconut milk, freshly grilled seafood, and tropical fruit juices.

This relaxed day reinforces the philosophy behind your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary — a balance of immersive wildlife encounters and meaningful downtime, ensuring the journey remains restorative as well as adventurous.

This morning, leave the Caribbean coast behind and travel north into one of the most remote and wildlife-rich regions of your Costa Rica wildlife holiday. The scenic drive takes you through rural farmland, small villages and stretches of untouched rainforest as you approach the wetlands near the Nicaraguan border.

As the landscape gradually becomes greener and more secluded, you enter the biodiverse region of Boca Tapada, known for its pristine rainforest corridors and extraordinary birdlife. This lesser-visited area offers a more intimate nature experience compared to Costa Rica’s more frequented national parks.

Arrive at your carefully selected riverside eco-lodge, set within tropical gardens overlooking calm forest waterways. Check in and take time to settle into your surroundings. The atmosphere here is tranquil — the soundtrack of cicadas, distant bird calls and rustling leaves replaces the rhythm of the coast.

The afternoon is free to relax after your transfer. You may wish to enjoy the lodge’s garden trails, observe hummingbirds and toucans from your terrace, or simply unwind with a cool drink while absorbing the jungle setting.

Today marks the beginning of a deeper immersion into Costa Rica’s rainforest ecosystems, where the focus shifts from coast to canopy and wildlife encounters become even more rewarding.

Rise early to the soft chorus of rainforest birds and the gentle flow of the river beyond your lodge. Today is dedicated to immersive yet comfortably paced exploration in one of the most biodiverse regions of your Costa Rica wildlife tour. Boca Tapada sits along the rich waterways that connect to the San Carlos River system — a vital corridor for birds, reptiles and mammals.

After breakfast, embark on a morning river safari by small motorised boat. The water is calm and slow-moving, allowing for relaxed wildlife observation. As your guide navigates quietly along forested banks, scan the treetops for toucans, kingfishers and the impressive great green macaw — one of Costa Rica’s rarest and most celebrated birds. Along the shoreline, you may spot caimans basking in the sun, river turtles resting on fallen branches and iguanas camouflaged against tree trunks.

The pace of the excursion is steady and observational, with frequent stops for photography and interpretation from your expert naturalist guide. Binoculars will greatly enhance the experience, especially for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Return to the lodge for a relaxed lunch and time to rest during the warmest part of the day. In the afternoon, set out on a gentle guided rainforest walk along well-maintained lodge trails. This section of primary and secondary forest is alive with insect life, colourful frogs and hidden orchids. The terrain here is mostly flat with occasional natural forest paths, making it accessible for travellers seeking a comfortable pace.

Your guide will interpret the ecosystem in depth — explaining medicinal plants, forest layers and the intricate relationships between species. The experience is as educational as it is immersive, offering insight into why Costa Rica is considered a global leader in conservation and eco-tourism.

Today deepens your immersion into Costa Rica’s northern rainforest ecosystems, blending river exploration with canopy discovery in a setting designed for comfort, authenticity and meaningful wildlife encounters.

After two rewarding days of wildlife encounters, today is intentionally unhurried — a chance to embrace the rhythm of the rainforest at your own pace. Surrounded by lush vegetation and tranquil waterways, your riverside lodge in Boca Tapada offers the perfect setting for reflection and quiet observation during your Costa Rica nature holiday.

For those wishing to remain active, optional activities are available. A gentle canoe excursion along calm river channels allows you to glide silently beneath overhanging trees, offering close-up perspectives of kingfishers, herons and turtles resting on sun-warmed logs. The absence of engine noise enhances wildlife viewing and creates a peaceful, immersive atmosphere.

Alternatively, join a specialised birdwatching walk with a local guide. Boca Tapada is renowned for its extraordinary avian diversity, including toucans, trogons and, with luck, the magnificent great green macaw. Even casual observers will appreciate the colours and calls that fill the forest canopy.

If you prefer a slower pace, you may simply relax at the lodge. Spend time on your private terrace, watch butterflies drift through the gardens, or enjoy a good book accompanied by the sounds of the rainforest. The lodge’s setting encourages mindful travel — slowing down and noticing the subtle movements of the natural world.

This balanced day reinforces the philosophy behind your Costa Rica wildlife itinerary — meaningful encounters in nature combined with restorative downtime, ensuring the journey remains immersive yet comfortably paced.

This morning, depart the tranquil waterways of Boca Tapada and journey west towards one of the most iconic landscapes in Costa Rica — the majestic Arenal Volcano. The drive takes you through rural countryside, cattle farms and stretches of verdant rainforest, gradually revealing the dramatic volcanic silhouette that dominates this region.

As you approach the town of La Fortuna, the perfectly conical shape of Arenal Volcano often emerges from the clouds, rising impressively above the surrounding forest. Though now in a resting phase, Arenal was once one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and its fertile soils continue to nourish dense vegetation and abundant wildlife.

On arrival, settle into your carefully selected lodge, ideally positioned with views of the volcano or nestled within tropical gardens. The atmosphere here is relaxed and comfortable, with facilities designed for both exploration and rest. After check-in, the remainder of the day is free to unwind — perhaps enjoy a swim in the pool, take a gentle walk through the lodge grounds, or simply admire the ever-changing volcanic landscape.

This transition day is designed to balance scenic travel with comfort, ensuring you arrive refreshed and ready to explore the Arenal region over the coming days.

Today marks your arrival in the volcanic heart of the country, where lush rainforest meets dramatic geological history — a highlight of your immersive Costa Rica volcano and rainforest tour.

Wake to the silhouette of Arenal Volcano rising above the rainforest canopy — often most dramatic in the soft morning light. Today blends gentle exploration with restorative relaxation, offering one of the signature experiences of your Costa Rica volcano and rainforest tour.

After breakfast, set out with your naturalist guide for a guided lava trail walk within the protected reserves surrounding Arenal. These well-maintained trails weave through secondary rainforest and ancient lava fields formed during the volcano’s most active years. The terrain is varied but manageable, with steady pacing and regular stops to interpret the unique geology, flora and fauna of the region.

Along the way, learn how the 1968 eruption reshaped the landscape and how nature has gradually reclaimed the hardened lava. Look for howler monkeys calling from the treetops, colourful heliconia flowers and tropical butterflies drifting across sunlit clearings. On clear days, panoramic viewpoints provide exceptional photo opportunities of the volcano and nearby Lake Arenal.

Return to your lodge for a relaxed afternoon at leisure before one of the highlights of the region — an evening visit to natural thermal hot springs. Heated by subterranean volcanic activity, these mineral-rich waters flow into landscaped pools surrounded by tropical vegetation. Soaking in warm water as daylight fades is both soothing and restorative, particularly after travel days and gentle hiking.

Enjoy dinner at the springs (if included) or return to your lodge feeling refreshed and deeply relaxed.

Today offers the perfect contrast of gentle adventure and therapeutic relaxation — a defining moment within your immersive Costa Rica nature holiday.

Today offers a meaningful cultural dimension to your Costa Rica tour, moving beyond wildlife and landscapes to connect with local life in the fertile foothills surrounding La Fortuna. After breakfast, travel a short distance into a rural farming community where traditions are preserved and daily life remains closely tied to the land.

You will be warmly welcomed by members of the community and introduced to small-scale sustainable farming practices that form the backbone of Costa Rica’s agricultural heritage. Walk through vegetable plots and fruit trees, learn about seasonal crops, and discover how organic methods support both families and the surrounding ecosystem.

The highlight of the visit is a hands-on farm-to-table cooking experience. Under local guidance, you will help prepare traditional Costa Rican dishes using fresh, locally grown ingredients. Typical recipes may include handmade tortillas, rice and beans infused with herbs, plantains, fresh salsa and tropical fruit juices. The atmosphere is informal, engaging and interactive — an opportunity for genuine conversation and cultural exchange.

Lunch is shared together, allowing time to ask questions and learn more about rural life, education, sustainability initiatives and how tourism supports the local economy. This experience provides an authentic perspective rarely encountered in more commercialised settings.

Return to your lodge in the afternoon with time at leisure to relax by the pool, enjoy volcano views or explore La Fortuna independently.

Today enriches your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary with a personal and human connection — an opportunity to experience the warmth, resilience and sustainability that define the country’s rural heartland.

Today is intentionally unstructured — a restorative pause within your immersive Costa Rica volcano and rainforest tour. With the dramatic presence of Arenal Volcano as your backdrop, this day allows you to enjoy the region at your own rhythm, whether that means gentle exploration or complete relaxation.

You may choose to spend the morning at leisure within your lodge, perhaps enjoying volcano views from the terrace, a swim in the pool, or simply unwinding in the tropical gardens alive with butterflies and birdsong. The Arenal region is known for its lush scenery and peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for slow travel.

For those wishing to explore further, an optional visit to La Fortuna Waterfall can be arranged. This impressive cascade plunges dramatically into a turquoise pool surrounded by rainforest cliffs. The trail to the base involves steps and moderate descent, but the reward is a spectacular natural setting perfect for photography and immersion in nature. Guests may also choose to remain at the viewing platform if preferred.

Alternatively, consider an optional coffee or chocolate experience, a gentle lake cruise on Lake Arenal, or a return visit to thermal hot springs for further relaxation. All activities are entirely optional and can be tailored to your comfort level.

This balanced leisure day ensures your Costa Rica itinerary remains restorative as well as adventurous — allowing you to fully absorb the volcanic landscapes before continuing south toward the wild Osa Peninsula.

Today marks a transition into one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth — the remote Osa Peninsula. After breakfast, depart the Arenal region and begin a scenic journey south through rolling countryside, coastal plains and palm-fringed landscapes as you travel toward Costa Rica’s untamed Pacific frontier.

The drive itself forms part of the adventure, revealing rural villages, rivers and glimpses of the Pacific coastline along the way. Comfort stops are scheduled to ensure the journey remains relaxed and enjoyable, particularly for travellers seeking a well-paced Costa Rica wildlife itinerary.

On arrival at the small coastal departure point, your adventure continues by boat. Boarding a comfortable launch, you will glide across calm coastal waters toward Drake Bay, watching as rainforest-covered hills rise dramatically from the sea. This boat approach is part of what makes the Osa Peninsula so special — access feels exclusive, immersive and far removed from modern bustle.

Arrive at your jungle lodge, beautifully positioned between rainforest and ocean. After check-in, the remainder of the afternoon is at leisure to settle in. You may wish to enjoy the ocean breeze from your terrace, stroll along the beach, or simply listen to the sounds of the surrounding forest — a reminder that you are now in one of the most pristine corners of Costa Rica.

Today’s journey delivers you into the heart of Costa Rica’s wild Pacific coast — setting the stage for extraordinary rainforest exploration and unforgettable encounters within the Osa Peninsula.

Today is the defining wildlife experience of your Costa Rica wildlife tour. After an early breakfast, depart by boat along the Pacific coastline toward the legendary Corcovado National Park, widely regarded as one of the most biologically intense places on the planet.

Located on the remote Osa Peninsula, Corcovado National Park protects vast tracts of primary rainforest, mangroves, rivers and untouched beaches. With your expert naturalist guide, begin a full-day exploration along established forest trails, designed to maximise wildlife sightings while maintaining a steady and comfortable pace.

As you venture beneath towering trees and through dense tropical vegetation, keep watch for four species of monkey — howler, spider, capuchin and squirrel — as well as scarlet macaws flying overhead in brilliant flashes of red and blue. With luck, you may glimpse a tapir along a riverbank, coatis foraging through leaf litter, or even the distant call of a wildcat deep within the forest.

The experience here is immersive yet observational. Your guide will frequently pause to interpret tracks, medicinal plants and the intricate ecosystem layers that make this region so unique. Beaches within the park often provide natural rest points, where rainforest meets ocean in dramatic fashion.

A picnic-style lunch is enjoyed within the park (where permitted), surrounded by the sounds of the jungle. In the afternoon, continue exploring before returning by boat to your lodge in Drake Bay, where a well-earned rest awaits.

Few places in the world rival the richness of this protected wilderness. Today’s exploration of Corcovado National Park is a true highlight of your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary, offering an authentic immersion into one of the planet’s last great tropical frontiers.

After yesterday’s immersive exploration of Corcovado National Park, today is intentionally relaxed — a restorative pause in the heart of the Osa Peninsula. Surrounded by primary rainforest and the gentle rhythm of the Pacific, this day allows you to absorb the atmosphere of one of the most biodiverse regions in Costa Rica without a structured schedule.

Wake at your own pace and enjoy breakfast overlooking the ocean or forest canopy. Scarlet macaws are often seen flying overhead in pairs, and howler monkeys may provide an early morning soundtrack from the trees. This slower rhythm is part of the Osa experience — space to observe, reflect and unwind.

For those wishing to explore further, optional activities are available. A gentle kayaking excursion along calm coastal waters or mangrove-lined inlets offers a quiet and immersive perspective of the shoreline. Alternatively, join a guided nature walk along lodge trails to deepen your understanding of medicinal plants, rainforest ecology and birdlife.

Both options are conducted at a comfortable pace and can be tailored to your interests. Equally, you may choose to spend the entire day relaxing at the lodge — enjoying a swim, reading on your terrace, or simply listening to the layered sounds of the rainforest.

This balanced leisure day ensures your Costa Rica wildlife itinerary remains restorative as well as adventurous — allowing you to fully experience the tranquillity and ecological richness of the Osa Peninsula.

This morning, set out along the sparkling Pacific coastline for a boat excursion to Isla del Caño, one of the most important marine reserves in Costa Rica. Located just offshore from the Osa Peninsula, this protected island is renowned for its clear waters, vibrant coral formations and abundant marine life — a natural complement to your rainforest experiences in Corcovado National Park.

Board a comfortable motor launch and cruise across turquoise waters, often accompanied by dolphins riding the bow wave. During certain seasons (July–October and December–March), humpback whales may also be spotted in these waters, adding an extraordinary dimension to your Costa Rica wildlife holiday.

On arrival, enjoy guided snorkelling in warm Pacific waters. Beneath the surface, discover colourful reef fish, parrotfish, angelfish, rays and, with luck, sea turtles gliding gracefully through the reef. Visibility is typically good, though conditions vary seasonally. Your guides will select the most suitable snorkelling sites based on weather and sea state, ensuring comfort and safety.

Snorkelling equipment is provided, and flotation devices are available for added reassurance. For those who prefer not to snorkel, you may relax aboard the boat or enjoy time on the beach while taking in the coastal scenery.

After time in the water, return by boat to Drake Bay. The afternoon is free to unwind at your lodge — perhaps with a cool drink overlooking the ocean or a gentle walk along the shoreline.

Today expands your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary from rainforest to reef, revealing yet another layer of biodiversity in this extraordinary corner of Central America.

Today is a true pause within your immersive Costa Rica wildlife itinerary — a day deliberately left unstructured to allow you to absorb the tranquillity of the Osa Peninsula at your own pace. After days of rainforest exploration and marine discovery, this restorative interval ensures your journey remains balanced, comfortable and deeply rewarding.

Wake naturally to the layered sounds of the jungle. Scarlet macaws may sweep overhead in flashes of red and blue, while howler monkeys call from distant treetops. The setting of your lodge — nestled between rainforest and ocean — provides a rare opportunity to experience one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world without the need to travel anywhere at all.

You may choose to spend the day entirely at leisure: relax on your private terrace, enjoy a swim, read in a hammock or simply observe the forest from a shaded vantage point. Wildlife sightings are common even within lodge grounds, from agoutis and coatis to colourful butterflies and hummingbirds.

For those who prefer gentle activity, optional short nature walks along lodge trails can be arranged, or a casual beach stroll at low tide offers peaceful ocean views. All activities remain flexible and entirely optional.

This restful day reinforces the philosophy of slow, immersive travel in Costa Rica, allowing you to savour the richness of the Osa Peninsula without rush or obligation.

After breakfast, bid farewell to the wild landscapes of the Osa Peninsula and begin your journey north along Costa Rica’s scenic southern Pacific coastline. This comfortable transfer offers changing views of palm-fringed beaches, forested hills and small coastal villages, revealing a quieter and more refined side of your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary.

As you travel, the terrain gradually opens into the expansive shoreline known as Costa Ballena, named after the migrating humpback whales that frequent these waters. This stretch of coast remains far less commercialised than other Pacific regions, making it particularly well suited to travellers seeking relaxation, space and natural beauty.

Arrive near Marino Ballena National Park, famous for its iconic whale-tail sandbar formation visible at low tide. Check into your carefully selected coastal lodge or boutique retreat, ideally positioned to capture ocean breezes and sunset views.

The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. You may wish to enjoy a gentle walk along the wide sandy beach, take a refreshing swim in the Pacific, or simply relax at your accommodation with the soothing sound of the waves as your backdrop.

Today transitions your journey from rainforest immersion to coastal tranquillity, maintaining the carefully balanced pace of your Costa Rica wildlife holiday.

This morning, set out along the calm Pacific waters for a memorable dolphin watching excursion within Marino Ballena National Park, one of Costa Rica’s most important marine conservation areas. Named after the humpback whales that migrate through these waters, this protected coastline offers excellent opportunities to observe marine life in its natural habitat.

Board a comfortable motorised launch and cruise across turquoise seas, scanning the horizon for playful bottlenose and spotted dolphins that frequently travel in pods. Watching them surface and glide alongside the boat is both exhilarating and peaceful — a highlight of your Costa Rica wildlife itinerary.

Depending on the season (July–October and December–March), humpback whales may also be present, breaching dramatically or displaying tail flukes in the distance. Your experienced captain and naturalist guide will interpret the behaviour of marine species and ensure respectful wildlife viewing at all times.

The excursion typically lasts a few hours, returning to shore by late morning. The afternoon is free for relaxation — perhaps enjoy the beach, a refreshing swim, or simply unwind at your coastal lodge.

Today adds another dimension to your Costa Rica two-coast adventure, revealing the richness of the Pacific marine ecosystem while maintaining the relaxed and comfortable pace designed throughout your journey.

Today is devoted entirely to rest and rejuvenation along the peaceful shores of Costa Ballena. After days of rainforest exploration, marine encounters and cultural experiences, this gentle coastal pause allows you to fully unwind within your Costa Rica itinerary.

The beaches here are wide, uncrowded and framed by lush jungle-covered hills. Morning light often brings calm seas and soft ocean breezes — ideal for a quiet shoreline walk or simply sitting beneath palm trees with a book. Unlike busier Pacific resorts, this stretch of coast offers space and tranquillity, perfectly suited to travellers seeking comfort and slow travel.

You may choose to relax entirely at your lodge, enjoy the pool, or take advantage of optional spa treatments designed to complement your journey. A soothing massage using local botanical oils or a restorative wellness session can be arranged, helping ease travel fatigue and enhance overall wellbeing.

For those who prefer light activity, gentle beach walks, swimming or short coastal excursions can be enjoyed at your own pace. There is no fixed schedule today — the rhythm is entirely yours.

This final coastal day ensures your Costa Rica two-coast tour concludes its Pacific chapter in comfort and calm, balancing wildlife adventure with meaningful downtime.

After breakfast overlooking the Pacific, depart Costa Ballena and begin your comfortable journey back toward the Central Valley. The scenic drive north traces sections of the coastline before climbing gently into greener highland landscapes, marking the final transition of your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary.

As you ascend from sea level, temperatures gradually cool and the scenery shifts once more — from palm-lined beaches to coffee plantations and rolling hills. This change of environment offers a peaceful contrast and prepares you for departure without the bustle of staying directly in the city centre.

Arrive at your carefully selected garden hotel near San José, ideally located outside the capital in a tranquil setting surrounded by lush landscaping. These boutique-style properties typically feature spacious grounds, outdoor terraces and quiet ambience — perfect for a restful final evening of your Costa Rica holiday.

The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure. You may enjoy a gentle walk through the gardens, relax with a drink on the terrace, or simply reflect on the extraordinary landscapes and wildlife encounters experienced over the past weeks.

Your final night in the Central Valley provides a calm and elegant conclusion to your immersive Costa Rica wildlife and beach journey, ensuring a smooth and stress-free departure the following day.

Your final full day in Costa Rica begins at an unhurried pace in the cool, green landscapes of the Central Valley. Surrounded by gardens and fresh mountain air, this relaxed morning offers time to reflect on the extraordinary wildlife, coastlines and rainforest encounters that have defined your Costa Rica wildlife tour.

You may choose to enjoy a leisurely breakfast on the terrace, listen to birdsong in the hotel gardens or take a short stroll through the grounds. The Central Valley’s mild climate makes this region especially comfortable — a calm and restorative setting before your return journey.

For those interested in Costa Rica’s agricultural heritage, an optional visit to a nearby coffee estate can be arranged. Here you will gain insight into the cultivation, harvesting and roasting processes behind one of the country’s most important exports. Walk through coffee plants, learn how altitude influences flavour, and enjoy tastings of freshly brewed beans renowned for their smooth, balanced profile.

The experience is informative yet relaxed, providing a final cultural connection to the land and people of Costa Rica. Participation is entirely optional — you may prefer to simply rest and prepare for departure.

This peaceful final morning ensures your Costa Rica two-coast itinerary concludes with comfort, authenticity and a final taste of the country’s celebrated traditions.

This morning, after breakfast at your garden retreat in the Central Valley, you will be met for your private transfer to Juan Santamaría International Airport (San José). As you travel through the rolling hills and coffee-growing landscapes that first welcomed you, there is time to reflect on the extraordinary diversity experienced throughout your Costa Rica wildlife tour.

From Caribbean beaches and volcanic landscapes to primary rainforest in Corcovado National Park and the tranquil Pacific coast of Costa Ballena, your journey has revealed why Costa Rica is considered one of the world’s most rewarding destinations for nature and slow travel.

On arrival at the airport, assistance will be provided with luggage and check-in guidance where required. We recommend arriving at least three hours prior to your international departure.

As your aircraft departs, carry with you memories of rainforest sounds, ocean sunsets and remarkable wildlife encounters — a journey that embodies the very essence of Costa Rica’s two-coast adventure.