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Drive around three great western highlights: from volcanoes to cloud forests to beaches and monkeys. Start with the area near active Arenal Volcano, known for rafting and hot springs, then head to the hills and the unique ecosystem of Monteverde's cloud forests. Finish it all with some beach time in Manuel Antonio Park, blessed with wildlife, fantastic beaches, and the best nightlife on the Pacific coast....more »

Travel from coast to coast, from the Caribbean-flavoured beaches of Costa Rica's Atlantic to the Latin rhythms of Guanacaste, known for its miles of beaches, killer surf and consistently sunny weather. In between, make a stop on the country's volcanic backbone at active Arenal Volcano, a wonderland of rafting, hiking, waterfalls and hot springs....more »

Drive from coast to coast, from the Caribbean-flavoured beaches of Costa Rica's Atlantic to the Latin rhythms of Guanacaste, known for its miles of beaches, killer surf and consistently sunny weather. In between, make a stop on the country's volcanic backbone at active Arenal Volcano, a wonderland of rafting, hiking, waterfalls and hot springs....more »

Our most comprehensive Costa Rica Pass adventure! Start with the mangroves, jungles and canals of Tortuguero, nesting ground for giant sea turtles. Next, try rafting or relax in hot springs around active Arenal Volcano before riding the hassle-free Adventure Bus up into the cool hills of the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Soak in the dramatic volcanic scenery of remote Rincon de la Vieja before topping it all off with some beach time--and monkeys--in Manuel Antonio Park, famous for its beaches...more »

Can't decide between the jungle, volcanoes or the beach? Do all three on this 10-day journey around all that made Costa Rica world-renowned for its natural beauty. Start by cruising the remote rainforests of Tortuguero by boat (no roads here!) before heading to volcano country. Stay at the foot of active Arenal Volcano and explore the rivers, trails and hot springs of the area before chasing the sun and sea in Guanacaste, Costa Rica's Pacific province known for its miles of beaches, killer surf ...more »

Get shipwrecked on Costa Rica's wild Caribbean coast. Explore the coral reefs and crystal-clear waters of Cahuita National Park, and choose from the endless activities around your base of Puerto Viejo. A low-key but happening town with a sweep of beaches that stretches all the way to Panama, Puerto Viejo has something for everyone: from horseback riding to fishing and surfing to diving, there's much more than just reggae and hammocks...although there's plenty of those, too!...more »

Corcovado is Costa Rica's final natural frontier. One of the most remote and pristine parks in Costa Rica, it's home to three species of monkeys, thousands of birds, and mammals like tapir and jaguar that have all but disappeared in other parts of the country. If you're looking for serious wildlife where few tourists venture, this is your ultimate fly-in wilderness experience....more »

Get your adrenaline pumping on an awesome white water adventure down one of Costa Rica's best rafting rivers. Pacuare Lodge, in the middle of Costa Rica's dense jungle rainforest, is so comfortable it's hard to leave. We raft both to and from the lodge, with one day in between to explore the treetops on a canopy tour, hike to waterfalls or just listen to the sounds of the jungle from your hammock....more »

Costa Rica's Pacific coast is a mecca for surfers from around the world. And for good reason! The surf on the Nicoya Peninsula is steady and strong, the beaches awesome and the sunsets legendary. Don't know how to surf? No problem, this adventure lets you learn from the experts at a surf camp - work as hard as you choose, on the board, or on your tan. Whether you're a novice or just honing your skills, this is the most fun you'll ever have in class!...more »

Get out and get active! Costa Rica is an outdoor sports junkie's dream: awesome white water rafting, biking, canopy zip lines, horseback riding... we do them all here! Plus, walk hanging bridges at the foot of an active volcano, swim in a waterfall, and still have time for the beach and some culture--two weeks of active bliss in Costa Rica's incredible nature, what more could an adrenaline-seeking traveler ask for?...more »