Ocean Waves & Sunsets, Costa Rica Package Tour

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Duration

4 days - 3 Nights

Cancellation

No Cancel

Group Size

100 people

Languages

English

About this activity

Embark on a captivating journey through Costa Rica, starting with the cultural charm of San José. Travel to the scenic town of La Fortuna, where the Arenal Volcano sets a dramatic backdrop. Whether you choose adventure or relaxation, La Fortuna offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and thrilling activities. Depart with memories of cultural immersion, volcanic landscapes, and the warm hospitality of Costa Rica.

Included/Excluded

Simple hotels (3 nts), hostels (4 nts, multi-share).
Guide (English Speaking)
2 way Transfer

Return Flight
Travel Insurance
Other Tour expenses
Vat/taxes
Tips
Lunches
PCR test
Personal Expenses

Itinerary

Arrive in the vibrant capital city of Costa Rica, San José. Begin your journey by exploring the city's rich cultural heritage. Visit historical sites such as the National Museum, stroll through bustling markets, and savor the local cuisine. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere and warm hospitality of San José.

Embark on a scenic journey from San José to the picturesque town of La Fortuna, known for its stunning views of the Arenal Volcano. En route, enjoy the lush landscapes and stop at key points of interest. Upon arrival, indulge in the rejuvenating hot springs or take a leisurely stroll through the town. The evening offers a chance to witness the majestic Arenal Volcano illuminated against the night sky.

Explore the natural wonders surrounding La Fortuna. Visit the Arenal Volcano National Park, where hiking trails lead you to breathtaking viewpoints of the volcano and its tropical surroundings. Alternatively, indulge in adventurous activities like zip-lining or opt for a relaxing day at the hot springs. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty that characterize La Fortuna.

Durations

Multi day

Language

English

Frequently asked questions

- Key attractions include Arenal Volcano, Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Manuel Antonio National Park, Tortuguero National Park, and the vibrant capital city, San José.

- Costa Rica is generally considered safe for tourists. However, it's essential to exercise standard safety precautions, especially in urban areas, and be aware of your surroundings.

- Check the visa requirements based on your nationality. Many countries, including the United States and those within the European Union, enjoy visa-free entry for short stays.