Volcán Arenal
Arenal Hot Springs Day Pass with Buffet Dinner
Warm water rising from the volcano, the sound of cascades, and a relaxed dinner as night settles over the tropical garden.
From USD 68 per person, 13% tax included
Spend a day with rescued wildlife at a rescue center, walk the rainforest with a naturalist guide, or meet the people behind a conservation project. Choose your Costa Rica day tours: we check availability and book them for you, with the support of our local team, who answer you in English.
Warm water rising from the volcano, the sound of cascades, and a relaxed dinner as night settles over the tropical garden.
As darkness settles over the bay, the water around your boat begins to glow, one small spark at a time.
First the quiet of a forest trail, then the rush of the cable: a half day that lets you see the rainforest from both the ground and the treetops.
Glide along a tropical river and watch some of the largest crocodiles in the Americas rest on the muddy banks, in their own world.
Step into the fields of rural Costa Rica, plant a pineapple with your own hands and see where this tropical fruit truly begins.
Slow down, crouch low and watch one of the tropical forest's most tireless workers go about its day.
An early boat from the beach at Bahía Drake, the open Pacific, and two dives around an island protected for its fragile underwater life.
A full day on the South Pacific, from the beach at Bahía Drake to the protected waters around Caño Island, with three dives.
One day on the South Caribbean coast to see how injured animals are cared for and how wild species are helped back into their forest.
As night settles over the coast, every stroke of your paddle leaves a faint trail of light on the water.
One day on the Caribbean coast, between tropical fields and a slow river where the forest comes right down to the water.
Let the river set the pace as tropical forest slides past the boat and a local guide points out who is watching from the banks.
Spend a day with a farming family in Sarapiquí and follow heart of palm from the field to the plate.
Two hours on forest trails and suspended walkways, with Arenal Volcano rising above the treetops.
Paddle through lively rapids and quiet stretches of jungle river, then share a Costa Rican lunch on the riverbank.
Drift along the riverbanks of Sarapiquí, watch the forest from the water, and let the wildlife come to you.
Forest, marsh, meadow and shoreline, all within one reserve, with no schedule but your own.
Monkeys on a wooded islet, rocks carved by the sea, clear water to explore with a mask, and a pale-sand beach to finish the day.
Leave the beach at Bahía Drake in the early light, cross the Pacific, and slip into the clear water of a protected island off the Osa Peninsula.
Clip in, step off the platform and watch the forest canopy unfold beneath your feet, with the cone of Arenal Volcano on the horizon.
A morning on the open water of the South Pacific, eyes on the horizon, waiting for the first breath of a whale to rise above the waves.
A day upriver, through the forest, to share the daily life, cacao and table of the Bribrí people.
Two days upriver in the Talamanca forest, where a Bribrí community shares its daily life, its cacao and its table with you.
A staircase through the forest, the sound of water growing louder with every step, and a cascade plunging into a clear green pool at the foot of Arenal.
A guided afternoon among the rainforest of Manzanillo, where a local project works to bring the great green macaw back to the skies of the Caribbean coast.
A morning in the rainforest beside the people who care for injured and orphaned animals, and help many of them return to the wild.
A quiet morning among Costa Rica's wild cats, and a closer look at the people who care for animals that can no longer go home.
A morning on the Pacific searching for dolphins, with the green coastline of Guanacaste on the horizon and a free afternoon on the beach.
As darkness settles over a quiet Guanacaste beach, you wait in silence for a sea turtle to make her way up the sand.
An hour and a half drifting through the dry forest of Guanacaste, watching crocodiles bask on the banks and birds rise from the trees.
Slip into warm turquoise water and follow your guide over the coral reefs that make Cahuita one of the living treasures of the Caribbean coast.
