Costa Rica

12 day holiday

San Jose, Arenal National Park, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Rincon de la Vieja, Tamarindo

This family-friendly adventure through Costa Rica blends rainforest exploration, volcanic landscapes and coastal relaxation. The trip begins in San José before heading to Arenal, where the impressive volcano forms the backdrop for wildlife-rich river safaris, paddle boarding on Lake Arenal and relaxing in natural hot springs. Continue to Monteverde’s famous cloud forest for a night-time jungle walk and treetop experiences at Selvatura Adventure Park, including ziplining and suspension bridges offering a different perspective of the forest canopy.

The journey then heads north to Rincon de la Vieja National Park for a taste of volcanic activity and a day filled with options like horse riding, tubing and mud baths. Finally, it’s off to the Pacific coast for a relaxing stay in Tamarindo. With two full days to unwind by the beach or enjoy water-based activities, this itinerary offers a well-paced mix of adventure, nature and downtime – ideal for families keen to experience Costa Rica’s biodiversity and beauty.

12 day holiday

San Jose, Tortuguero, Arenal, La Fortuna Waterfall, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Manuel Antonio National Park

This 12-day journey through Costa Rica offers a wonderfully varied exploration of the country’s most iconic natural landscapes. Beginning in the capital, San José, the trip heads to the Caribbean coast and Tortuguero, a remote region known for its dense jungle canals and green sea turtle nesting grounds. From there, travel inland to Arenal for dramatic views of the volcano, a visit to the impressive La Fortuna waterfall, and the chance to soak in natural hot springs after a guided walk across old lava fields.

Next, cross Lake Arenal to reach the misty Monteverde cloud forest, where night walks and canopy bridges reveal the area’s rich biodiversity, including sloths, frogs and exotic birdlife. The final days are spent on the Pacific coast near Manuel Antonio, famed for its beaches, monkeys, and thriving national park. With guided nature walks, scenic boat rides and time to relax on both coasts, this itinerary showcases Costa Rica’s unique ecosystems and wildlife while keeping the pace balanced and family-friendly.

15 day holiday

San Jose, Central Valley, Osa Peninsula, Bajos del Toro, Arenal, Pacific Coast

This 13-day itinerary blends comfort and adventure, taking in some of Costa Rica’s most pristine and diverse regions while staying in unique, high-end lodges. Begin in the tranquil Central Valley, where you can unwind among coffee plantations and gentle highland scenery. From here, a scenic flight whisks you to the wild Osa Peninsula, one of the most biodiverse places on earth. Your lodge, perched on the edge of Corcovado National Park, offers guided walks, wildlife spotting and community visits in a secluded rainforest setting.

Next, travel north to the cloud forests of Bajos del Toro and the volcanic landscapes of Arenal, where you can explore trails, soak in thermal springs and enjoy panoramic views from your luxurious accommodation. The final days are spent on the Pacific coast at a hilltop retreat on the Nicoya Peninsula, perfect for swimming, wildlife walks or simply relaxing with views over the ocean. With light adventure, remote wildlife encounters and time to unwind in stunning surroundings, this itinerary is ideal for a honeymoon or special celebration.

14 day holiday

San Jose, Central Valley, Arenal, Monteverde, Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Osa Peninsula

This thoughtfully designed journey through Costa Rica invites you to explore its rich biodiversity while supporting sustainability at every step. You’ll travel through a variety of landscapes—from the verdant Central Valley to the dramatic silhouette of Arenal Volcano, the misty Monteverde Cloud Forest, and on to the tropical rainforest of Manuel Antonio and the remote beauty of the Osa Peninsula. Each region offers a unique experience, from birdwatching and volcano hikes to beach strolls and cloud forest walks, all while staying in carefully selected lodges that have earned Costa Rica’s prestigious Certificate of Sustainable Tourism (CST).

Highlights include guided nature treks, relaxing soaks in natural hot springs, wildlife spotting in national parks, and peaceful moments on forest-fringed beaches. Accommodation has been chosen not only for comfort and character, but also for their commitment to responsible tourism—ranging from organic coffee farms and eco-conscious jungle lodges to carbon-neutral beach resorts. This itinerary offers a deeper connection to Costa Rica’s natural and cultural heritage, perfect for those who want their travels to have a positive impact.

14 day holiday

San Jose, Arenal, Bajos del Toro, Punta Islita

This romantic Costa Rican journey blends striking natural landscapes with elegant, secluded stays ideal for couples. Begin with a night in San José before heading to the Arenal region, where luxurious private suites offer views of the iconic volcano and access to waterfalls, hot springs and treks. From there, continue into the cloud forests of Bajos del Toro, where your intimate lodge is surrounded by waterfalls and trails. Days here can be as active or restful as you like—with optional activities ranging from cultural experiences to white-water rafting and horse riding.

The final days are spent on the Nicoya Peninsula’s Pacific coast, staying at a charming beachfront retreat nestled between forest and ocean. There’s time to unwind with spa treatments or hammock naps, or explore the nearby Camaronal Reserve, where sea turtles can often be spotted between June and November. With luxurious hotels, immersive natural experiences and plenty of opportunity for relaxation, this itinerary offers the perfect mix of adventure and tranquillity.

14 day holiday

San Jose, San Gerardo de Dota, Turrialba, Rancho Naturalista, Selva Bananito, Sarapiqui, Boca Tapada

This 12-night birdwatching adventure takes you through some of Costa Rica’s most biodiverse and scenic regions, beginning with a stay near San José in lush gardens full of birdlife. From there, travel to the cool, crisp cloud forests of San Gerardo de Dota, renowned for sightings of the Resplendent Quetzal and a variety of endemic hummingbirds and warblers. The journey continues to Turrialba and Rancho Naturalista, a magnet for birders with more than 430 species recorded, including sought-after sightings like the Black-crested Coquette and Golden-hooded Tanager.

You’ll then explore the pristine wilderness of Selva Bananito, a peaceful ecolodge set in a private reserve, before heading north to Sarapiquí’s rich rainforest and vibrant trail networks. The journey finishes in remote Boca Tapada, home to the endangered Great Green Macaw and hundreds of other species, with guided early-morning walks through rainforest and riverbank habitats. Throughout the tour, expert local guides help you spot colourful tropical species, from toucans and trogons to hummingbirds and rare forest dwellers, making this a truly immersive experience in one of the world’s birding hotspots.

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