Spend your days chilling on stunning Caribbean beaches and your evenings (much of the work takes place during the night) helping ensure the survival of these wonderful creatures. This is a great opportunity to get involved in preserving this amazing endangered species and to gain an insight into ... Travel Dates: 1 February 2020 - 30 June 2021
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Costa Rica Turtle Conservation, 8 nights
Costa Rica
8 nights
From
$1,095*
A country rich in culture, biodiversity and emerald green wilderness, Costa Rica is a nature lover’s paradise. Ecotourism plays a huge role in these parts, with conservation and preservation at the forefront of most travel operations and tours. Whether you’re joining a city tour in San Jose or a surfing trip off the coast of Guanacaste, you’re certain to stumble across some incredibly beautiful landscapes that will render you spellbound and speechless.
Don’t miss these Costa Rica attractions
- A yoga class in San Jose
- Arenal Volcano and mud-baths
- Whale watching off Dominical
- Zip-lining through the rainforest canopy
- Wildlife trek through the national parks
San Jose and surrounds
Situated on a plateau, Costa Rica’s capital is a well-laid out grid of quaint boulevards lined with colonial architecture and a treasure trove of urban hangouts. Join a yoga class, or choose from an array of walking tours that focus on city art, architecture, local life or history.
There’s a full host of adventures just waiting beyond the city limits of San Jose. Whether you’re a golf enthusiast or bird watcher, the topography is home to an incredible array of pursuits. You can spend the morning at Arenal Volcano and the nearby hot springs or on a river rafting excursion, before traversing rainforest trails to the gorgeous La Paz Waterfall Gardens.
An eco wonderland
The attractions keep coming with national parks by the hoards. Go trekking through stunning Rincon de la Vieja National Park to the mud baths, or spend time in one of the most biologically intense places on earth, Corcovado National Park. The knowledgeable guides are more than happy to point out wildlife throughout the area.
Take to the waterways in Puerto Viejo de Sarapiqui on a riverboat cruise, and end the day gliding through the treetops on a zip-line. But the thrills don’t stop there. Water enthusiasts can join float tours on the Corobici River, white-water rafting on the Chirripo River and surfing expeditions at Esterillos and Playa Hermosa.