From sun, surf and beach hammocks to forest trails and waterfalls, Costa Rica has a little bit of everything…

A true marvel if not miracle of nature, the crescent shaped beach of Uvita cradles this warm water bay featuring the awe-inspiring ‘whale’s tail’, a stunning representation of the gentle giants’ anatomy remarkably etched into the pristine coastline. If this wasn’t enough, the tail is part of the Ballena National Marine Park which plays host to migrating humpback whales year-round!

For decades, Sarapiqui and Tortuguero have been birding hotspots – captivating beginner and expert alike. Keel-billed Toucans, Great Green Macaws, Wood Thrushes, Grey-necked Wood Rails, Sun bitterns and Violet Crowned Woodnymphs are just a few of the birds that inhabit the rainforest and reserves in the region. We work with a number of local ecolodges to take care of the details while you focus on the birds!

Caño Island is an amazing marine biological reserve located approximately 50 km from the shore with virgin blue waters making it the perfect tropical paradise for snorkelers and divers. Fantastic underwater visibility affords the opportunity to observe and swim alongside sea turtles, stingrays, manta rays, moray eels, barracudas, tuna, snapper, parrot fish, puffers, and more. Marine life is also abundant in the general outliers of the island and you can see white tipped reef sharks, and occasionally whale sharks and humpback whales.

Guanacaste harbours miles of pristine palm-fringed coastline producing some of the most consistent, forgiving and fun waves on the planet. Paired with warm waters year-round and world class surf schools, Costa Rica is the perfect place to take your first lesson or continue your chase for the ride of a lifetime. Your wave is waiting!

As the terrain of the northern highlands descends into the central plains so do the rivers, pouring out magnificent displays of power and beauty in the form of majestic waterfalls. From the famous falls of La Fortuna to the jaw-dropping del Toro, discover some of Costa Rica’s best-kept secrets with spectacular views from above and refreshing pools below…

The cloud forest of San Gerardo de Dota often plays second fiddle to the world famous Monteverde, however the most avid of bird watchers will tell you that this is the place to see some of Costa Rica’s finest feathered friends, including the Resplendent Quetzal! The region is less visited and less crowded than its northern neighbour making it ideal for the peace and quiet valued by birds and watchers alike.

Home to over 5000 species of plants, more than 300 species of birds, and over 100 species of mammals including deer, peccary, coatis, armadillos, anteaters, and sloths the famed Corcovado National Park is an absolute dream for nature lovers. Here you can encounter all four species of Costa Rican monkeys including howler, white face capuchin, spider and the endangered squirrel monkey, rarely seen together outside of Osa. Those who are patient, reverent, and a little lucky may encounter the elusive Baird's tapir or one of Corcovado's resident big cats: jaguarundi, margay, ocelot, puma or even a jaguar!

Meet with local cooks, learn about traditional ingredients and sample foods that represent the diversity of the culinary heritage of the region on this tour that will have you fall in love with the people and culture of Costa Rica’s Caribbean Coast by way of your taste buds and belly!

Just south of the town of Manzanillo and stretching all the way down to the border of Panama is Gandoca Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge. This postcard-worthy stretch of coast is a paradise of beaches, coves, islands, and an offshore coral reef backed by thick rainforest. Sea turtles (nesting between March and July), dolphins, manatees, and crocodiles can all be found at the reserve. With such rich underwater biodiversity, the Gandoca Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge is considered by many to be the best snorkeling and diving spot on the Caribbean Coast.

The Golfo Dulce is one of only four tropical fjord-like estuaries in the whole world. These waters have been identified by National Geographic as one of the ocean’s 20 wildest places and recognized by Mission Blue as an exceptional ecosystem for marine biodiversity. Take a boat trip, paddle board, kayak, and snorkel in these amazing warm waters where dolphins and whales swim wild and free by day and at night algae glow creating one of the most incredible bioluminescence spectacles Earth can offer.

Guanacaste is known for its spectacular beaches, but some are harder to find than others. It’s time to wander off the beaten path on a quest to reveal some of these best kept secret shores. We’ve scoured the coastline to find a series of hidden gems, secluded and virtually untouched white sand bays and pristine inlets that are yours for taking if you’re up for a bit of adventure and exploration!

Costa Rica's beaches are home to massive nesting sea turtle populations. Come face-to-face with these ancient creatures as they return to the same beaches where they were born to lay their eggs or watch as hatchlings emerge from the sand to attempt their hazardous journey back to the ocean. These events are magical, awe-inspiring, and life-changing, an experience you won’t soon forget.

Hazy mist, trailing foliage, and the mysterious call of rare birds sounds like something from a fantasy or adventure film, but this dream world can be found in the cloud forests of Monteverde where the sky essentially comes down to the forest, enabling you to actually take a walk through the clouds.

Experience the whitewater magic of the Pacuare River as you discover the excitement of thrilling rapids coursing through rugged canyons and verdant tropical rainforests on one of the most exotic and scenic rivers in the world. This adrenaline-pumping excursion takes you through class-III and -IV rapids, past spectacular landscapes, under tumbling cascades, and all the way to the town of Siquirres.

Once again, the north Pacific coast of the country gets all the glory, while the southern shores await the avid explorer in search of uncrowded waves breaking along wild palm-fringed beaches. The towns of Dominical, Uvita, Matapalo all the way down to Pavones offer something for everyone whether you’re taking your first lesson or in search of the wave of a lifetime!

Yoga class in Costa Rica is unlike any other! With breath taking views of mountains and volcanoes set in the midst of tropical rain forest or on the most pristine beaches, classes are led by experienced instructors giving students an opportunity connect with breath, relax the body, open the mind and find balance so you can be ready for whatever your next adventure holds.

From the iconic Arenal and crater lake of Cerro Chato to prehistoric sulfur springs, steam vents, and boiling mud pots of Rincón de la Vieja along with the turquoise blue waters of Tenorio, follow the ring of fire through Costa Rica's Northern region as you come face to face with these geological giants.

A journey of unsurpassed beauty, jungle vegetation, and exploding whitewater, rafting on the Savegre is perfect for the adventuresome beginner and experienced rafter with Class II and III adrenaline-filled rapids. The Savegre River is a magnificent stretch of whitewater that begins its course by winding out of a sparsely inhabited valley in the mountains. Named one of the most pristine rivers in Central America, the Savegre is full of incredible scenery at every turn.