We start by flying into San Jose. You'll meet your new travel buddies at our hotel for the night when we gather at the Welcome Dinner.

The next morning we head out on our adventure to the Arenal region, staying in LA Fortuna. You'll catch incredible views of the Arenal Volcano and the lava rocks. You'll get a chance to visit a working coffee and chocolate (cacao) plantation and see how they process from start to finish. Along with some tastings along the way.

Enjoy spectacular views of the forest as you cross 16 suspended hanging bridges on our next venture. You'll see many bird species and monkeys high up in the tree tops. 2 beautiful waterfalls and enjoy a lunch before getting to relax in thermal hot springs with a cocktail.

Monteverde is the next stop on the agenda. Home to cloud forests & the highest concentration of orchids on earth. We'll soar up high in the sky on our canopy zip line tour seeing sweeping views of the forest floor. You'll see a wide variety of flora & fauna. Sloths, monkeys, toucans, coatis, etc.

Costa Rican plants and wildlife are richly diverse; watch for the huge array of palms, ferns, orchids, and wild ginger with possible sightings of kinkajou, sloths, scarlet macaws or quetzals.

If you're brave enough we'll go on a night time jungle walk. 80% of the area's wildlife is active after dark, You'll get a chance to see snakes, arachnids, scorpions, sloths, kinkajou's, the red eyed green tree frog, amongst many others up close.

Leaving Monteverde we'll make a pit stop to check out some of the biggest creatures in CR on the Tarcoles River. The American crocodile can get up to 20 ft long and love spending their time basking in the sun.

Next we head to the Pacific beach town of Manuel Antonio with its lush jungle and pristine white beaches. Manuel Antonio National Park is the smallest national park in Costa Rica, but one of the most popular. Visitors come to catch a glimpse of Capuchin, Howler, and Squirrel Monkeys, sloths, iguanas, agoutis, and hundreds of species of birds before hitting one of the park’s beautiful beaches. You're sure to get great picts of animals up close here.

El Avion is where we'll eat dinner one night. A giant cargo plane turned into a restaurant/ bar. The Famous CIA/Iran Contra Plane rests in the heart of Manuel Antonio overlooking the jungle and ocean. An interesting history to read on for sure.

Theres a fun mix of small beach town night life you can check out after exploring during the day.

Before heading to the Osa Peninsula you'll get a little pampering time with a spa party at Raindrop Spa. Rejuvenate yourself with a body scrub and back massage.

Our last leg of the trip is spent in Drake Bay. The nearby Corcovado National Park is where we'll be spending most of our time. The adventure in getting there is half the fun! Driving to Sierpe from Manuel Antonio and then taking a boat taxi on an hr ride across the river to Drake Bay & our eco lodge. The Osa Peninsula is called “the most biologically diverse place on Earth” by National Geographic.

Claiming some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and mangroves and jungles brimming with animals. The largest population of scarlet macaws reside in the park. Along with tapirs, pumas, ocelots, ant eaters, all 4 species of monkeys and many others that call the area home. We'll get some snorkeling in and relaxation before heading back to San Jose to go home.

Before we all head home we'll have our farewell dinner to swap stories, picts and goodbyes