Experience Costa Rica: A World of Nature
Journey through rainforest canals, volcanic landscapes, wildlife habitats, and Costa Rica’s beautiful Pacific coast. Experience Tortuguero, Arenal, Manuel Antonio, local farms, and the unforgettable spirit of pura vida.
June 12–23, 2027 | Families welcome with children ages 5 and older.
Tárcoles River Crocodile Safari
Cruise through mangroves in search of wild crocodiles and colorful birdlife along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.
Manuel Antonio National Park
Explore lush rainforest trails and white-sand beaches where monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds thrive.
Arenal Hanging Bridges
Walk above the rainforest canopy while taking in extraordinary jungle scenery near the iconic Arenal Volcano.
Tirimbina Rainforest Center
Step into the rainforest to learn how cacao is sustainably grown and transformed from bean to chocolate.
Tortuguero National Park
Journey by boat through rainforest canals and discover one of Costa Rica’s most important sea turtle and wildlife habitats.
Key Attractions
What Makes This Journey Special?
Travel by boat through Tortuguero, visit a sea turtle research station, cross Arenal’s famous hanging bridges, and choose between zip lining and a lava-field hike. The journey also includes cacao, coffee, wildlife, local culture, and the Pacific coast.
Travel Dates & Route
June 12–23, 2027
San José • Tortuguero • San Carlos • Arenal • Playa Herradura • Manuel Antonio • Tárcoles
What Will You Learn?
How Costa Rica protects its rainforests, wildlife, and sea turtle habitats.
How cacao becomes chocolate and how Costa Rican coffee is grown.
How volcanic activity shaped the Arenal region.
How local families preserve food traditions, farming practices, and community life.
Why ecotourism is important to Costa Rica’s environment and economy.
Travel Tips
Prepare for warm, humid weather and tropical rain.
Bring supportive walking shoes, rain protection, insect repellent, and sun protection.
Pack a small overnight bag for the two-night Tortuguero stay.
Expect boat transfers, uneven terrain, early departures, and active sightseeing days.
Children must be at least 5 years old and travel with their family.
