Costa Rica's lesser visited Caribbean coast offers a unique blend of rich culture, unspoilt nature and pristine beaches. The highlights of this two week tour include: ➣ Basking on the idyllic shores of the Southern Caribbean ➣ Get to know the indigenous BriBri communities ➣ Hike through the jungle of Cahuita National Park Along the way, you'll encounter warm hospitality, fantastic food and experience 'la pura vida' of Costa Rica.
Day 1 - San José
- Transfer from Juan Santamaria international airport to your hotel
Day 2 - Tortuguero
- Shared transfer from San José to Tortuguero via Guapiles
- Guided visit to Tortuguero Village
Day 3 - Tortuguero
- Guided kayak tour through Tortuguero National Park
- Afternoon boat tour through the canals of Tortuguero National Park
Day 4 - Pacuare River
- Boat transfer from Tortuguero to Guapiles
- Shared transfer from Guapiles by bus and by raft to Rio Tropicales Lodge
Day 5 - Pacuare River, Cahuita
- Rafting trip on the Pacuare River
- Shared transfer from Siquirres to Cahuita
Day 6 - Cahuita
- Snorkeling and hiking in Cahuita National Park
Day 7 - Talamanca
- Immersion in BriBri Culture
Day 8 - Talamanca
- Private transfer from Cahuita to Suretka
- Boat trip to Amubre
Day 9 - Talamanca
- Hike into the unspoilt wilderness of the Talamanca-region
Day 10 - Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
- Private transfer from Suretka to Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
Day 11 - Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
- Day at leisure in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
Day 12 - Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
- Another day at leisure on the South Caribbean coast
Day 13 - San José
- Transfer from Cahuita to San José
- At leisure in San José
Day 14
- Transfer from San José to Juan Santamaria Airport
Costa Rica is at its driest from December to April on its Pacific coast, and during September and October on the Caribbean side, and these are the most popular times of year to visit. However, don't rule out travel in the rainy or 'green' season- most days just see a prolonged shower in the afternoon, and there are far fewer visitors. If you're coming for Costa Rica’s wildlife - which most people are - you're advised to avoid the heavy rainfall of September and October, or stick to the Caribbean side where it is drier. Bear in mind too that being a tropical country, you could see rain at any time of year in Costa Rica, even in the dry season.
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