Ultimate Costa Rica
Discover Costa Rica on the ultimate, luxury tailor-made holiday, staying in beautiful accommodation in some of the country's most magical corners. Raft through the jungle on the Pacuare River, hike the surrounds of the Arenal volcano, wander on suspended walkways through the canopy of the Monteverde Cloud Forest, relax in utter bliss by the sea at Isla Chiquita... This luxury holiday is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers, whilst still offering some all-important downtime on Costa Rica's most beautiful beaches with every comfort taken care of. Be inspired to embark upon your ultimate Costa Rica holiday with this fanastic trip idea.
- Shared transfer from Juan Santamaría international airport to your hotel
- Shared transfer by bus and then by raft, from San José to Pacuare Ecolodge
- Choice of excursions at Pacuare Lodge
- Rafting trip on the Pacuare River
- Transfer from Siquirres to Arenal
- Guided hike through Arenal National Park
- Rio Frio Boat Expedition
- Private transfer from Arenal Volcano to Monteverde by boat and jeep
- Guided walk of the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve
- Hanging Bridges walk of the Cloud Forest (private guided)
- Private transfer by mini-van and Gulf-crossing by ferry.
- Day at leisure at Isla Chiquita
- Private boat transfer from Isla Chiquita to Puntarenas
- Private transfer from Puntarenas to Manuel Antonio.
- Private guided tour through Manuel Antonio National Park
- Private transfer from Manuel Antonio to Golfito
- Short transfer by boat to Playa Cativo
- Day at leisure at Playa Cativo Lodge
- Second day at leisure at Playa Cativo Lodge
- Local flight from Golfito to San José
- Private transfer from San José to the international airport
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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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