13 days

About this activity

Seven national parks, one unforgettable trip. On this 13-day adventure, you’ll walk through cloud forests and lowland rainforests and encounter wildlife and exotic plants. See the mystical turquoise waters of Rio Celeste and enjoy the natural hot springs at Arenal Volcano National Park. Hike in the heat and humidity of the tropics and experience the diverse terrain. Admire the Pacific Coast views with sun-bathing iguanas and Capuchin monkeys at Manuel Antonio National Park and see scarlet macaws and sloths at Carara National Park. Each daily hike is flexible depending on the weather and seasonal differences of the regions visited. This 13-day tour embraces three of Costa Rica’s ecosystems—rainforest, cloud forest, and dry forest. See itinerary for details.

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Included

2 nights accommodation at Quetzales Hotel
1 night accommodation at Diuwak, Dominical
2 nights accommodation at Costa Verde or Parador Resort, Manuel Antonio
2 nights accommodation at Cabaña Los Pinos orTrapp Family Lodge, Monteverde
2 nights accommodation at Arenal Manoa or Arenal Springs
3 nights accommodation at Tamarindo Diria or Jardin del Eden, Tamarindo
Meals as specified (Breakfast= B, Lunch=L, Dinner=D)
Driver Guide
Transportation

Not included

Airport taxes including international airport departure tax ($USD28)
Gratuities
Meals, souvenirs and other local and personal expenses not specified in the itinerary
Additional beverages and alcoholic drinks
Medical costs and hospitalization and evacuation and any other extra expenses due to unanticipated changes in our itinerary for reasons beyond control
Single-room supplement (USD$500)

Additional

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
A maximum of 6 people per tour
Minimum age is 12 years
Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
Note: If you are getting picked up from the airport, please provide your complete flight information upon booking
Note: Price is based on double occupancy
What to bring:
Keep in mind it is a tropical environment and will generally be warm. Therefore, one sweater or light jacket is sufficient for cooler climates.
Hiking shows with traction and mid high ankle support, sports sandals (that securely strap on such as the teva brand).
A light hat with a wide brim, including protection for the back of the neck is best.
A lightweight rain coat or poncho is very useful.
A good quality backpack to carry your water bottle, camera, binoculars, snack food, fields’ guides and rain jacket.