Costa Rica Rivers & Beach // 7 Nights

Costa Rica

Visitors to the Republic of Costa Rica will find that despite its small size, the country has an incredible number of attractions and activities to offer. Five per cent of the world’s biodiversity can be found within Costa Rica’s borders and great efforts have been made to preserve this rich resource; protected national parks make up almost 25% of the land – more than any other country in the world. From fishing and surfing to white water rafting and exploring volcanic regions, Costa Rica is the perfect playground for nature lovers and adventures seekers alike.

Bagaces

Days 1 - 3

Set in the province of Guanacaste in Costa Rica, Bagaces is best known as the home of the magnificent Llanos de Cortes Waterfall. It serves as the capital of its eponymous ‘canton’, a smaller region within the larger province. The city boasts a rich history and spectacularly scenic natural landscapes. Bagaces provides the perfect stopover and springboard to other nearby attractions including the Miravalles Volcano National Park; the Lomas Barbudal Biological Reserve, an oasis of green; and the Palo Verde National Park, home to many species of migratory birds as well as crocodiles, monkeys, deer, coati, and jaguarondi. Don’t miss the opportunity to taste the deliciously fresh chicken dishes at the Restaurante Pollo Asado Las Lenas (more commonly known as Katia's) and sing karaoke with the locals at one of the many karaoke nights.

Accommodation

Rio Perdido Hotel

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Bagaces

Tenorio Volcano National Park

Days 3 - 5

Set in the north of Costa Rica, Tenorio Volcano National Park is home to a magnificent volcano from which it received its name. The park is covered in natural tropical forests and decorated with rivers and waterfalls. One of the many highlights here is a hike to the magnificent Celeste Waterfall, known for its stunning blue waters. Visitors can also enjoy walking over the many suspension bridges in the rainforest, visiting the Blue Lagoon, and climbing through the cloud forest along the Crater Trail to the top of the volcano to view the steaming Lago Dante. Hikers are likely to spot a variety of wildlife, possibly even the shy tapir and puma. The park also provides the opportunity to bathe in wonderful natural hot springs.

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