San Jose Tours
| Private San Jose City Tour
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See all the main attractions and historical sights in Costa Rica's biggest city, and then go out to dinner and a local restaurant offering delicious local cuisine and spectacular views!
Includes transportation, and a bilingual guide and a bilingual tour guide/driver.
What to bring: Light jacket and camera.
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| River Rafting Adventure
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| PACUARE: CLASS III - IV |
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The Pacuare is one of the top five rafting rivers in the world for its scenery and rapids. Located on Costa Rica's Atlantic slope, the Pacuare River borders the Talamanca mountain range, home to native Cabecar Indians and an incredible variety of wildlife. What to bring: rubber soled shoes that can get wet (tevas, tennis or similar), swimsuit and shorts of a quick-drying material, t-shirt (optional), sun screen, towel, complete change of clothes for after rafting. Includes breakfast, lunch, transportation and a bilingual guide.
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| Rainforest Aerial Tram
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Only 45 minutes away from San José is the only place in the world you can “fly” through the forest to see the most complex community of life on earth. In addition to exploring the canopy, take a short hike through the rainforest floor with a naturalist guide. Includes: transportation, breakfast or lunch, bilingual guide. What to bring: Light clothes, tennis shoes, raincoat or windbreaker, insect repellent, binoculars, and camera.
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| Costa Rica Highlights Tour
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No other tour in Costa Rica will give you a broader view of the country’s diversity in less time than this 11-hour adventure. Includes a visit the Poás Volcano, a coffee plantation, waterfalls, a float down the Sarapiquí river tour and more! Breakfast, lunch, transportation, and a bilingual guide included. What to bring: Light jacket, camera and binoculars
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| Costa Rica Nights at “Pueblo Antiguo”
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| Learn all about Costa Rica’s cultural origins on this unique evening tour. Pueblo Antiguo or “Old Town” is a unique theme park that revives Costa Rican architectural and cultural trends prom the past. You’ll enjoy a typical Costa Rican dinner while watching a lively and fun theatrical presentation filled with folkloric dances and marimba music. What to bring: Light jacket and camera.
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| Café Britt Coffee Tour
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Learn about Costa Rica's 4th biggest industry, coffee, and the business of butterfly farming and export while touring through rural Costa Rica. Includes: transportation, a bilingual guide, and lunch. What to bring: Light jacket and camera
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| Transfer to Arenal via La Paz Waterfall Gardens
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Take your time getting to Arenal and see a great attraction along the way! See five waterfalls, including the famous La Paz, the world’s largest enclosed butterfly observatory, and hummingbird gardens. Do not miss the wonderful view from the restaurant. Tour includ0es bilingual guide, transportation, beverages, and lunch. What to bring: comfortable walking shoes and attire, sun block and a camera
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| - Transfer to Manuel Antonio via TURU BA RI
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Our driver and private guide will pick you up in our luxury mini bus at your hotel lobby. Go horseback riding, see tropical gardens or zip through the rainforest canopy on a zip line. All this can be done at the Turubari Park en route to Manuel Antonio. After spending a few hours enjoying the tours and natural beauty of TURU BA RI, you will have a delicious local style lunch before heading onward to Manuel Antonio beach, your final destination. Tour includes bilingual guide, transportation, beverages, and lunch. What to bring: comfortable walking shoes and attire, sun block and a camera.
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