Experience the forest and the tropical beach just 1.5 hours from San José
Discover this environment famous for its multicolored birds and huge crocodiles
Relax on a white sand beach with a local atmosphere and no crowds.
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
混乗ツアー
アクセス
ホテル送迎
集合時間
通常(8:00-9:00)
ガイド形式
ガイド付きツアー
お食事のご用意
朝食付き、昼食付き
追加サービスと施設
送迎サービス付き
観光のジャンル
自然景観、バードウォッチング、エコツアー・ネイチャーガイドツアー、ウォーキング
交通手段
チャーター車、徒歩
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Let's start the experience
In San José, we will pick you up from your accommodation if it is on the route or close to the center. We'll bring you a breakfast box so you don't have to worry about breakfast.
Travel to Carara National Park
The trip starts in San Jose, in the central valley surrounded by volcanoes and coffee plantations, and ends on the coast. Along the route, we'll talk about history, geology, and culture.
See the Tarcoles Crocodiles
Before arriving at Carara National Park, we'll make a mandatory stop at the vantage point above the Rio Grande de Tarcoles bridge to safely observe its imposing crocodiles.
Visit Carara National Park
Let's walk the trails of this biodiverse ecosystem, a transition between the dry tropical forest and the tropical rainforest, famous for its birds.
Relax on a beautiful tropical beach of white sand
Let's end the trip with a relaxing visit to a white sand beach, where you can sunbathe, swim in the warm waters, and have a picnic-style lunch
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What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Umbrella
What To Bring: Swimwear
What To Bring: Change of clothes
What To Bring: Towel
What To Bring: Sandals
What To Bring: Hiking shoes
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Biodegradable sunscreen
What To Bring: Rain gear
What To Bring: Flip-flops
What To Bring: Beachwear
What To Bring: Insect repellent
What To Bring: Water shoes
What To Bring: Outdoor clothing
What To Bring: Closed-toe shoes
What To Bring: Reusable water bottle
What To Bring: Waterproof bag
What To Bring: Biodegradable insect repellent
Know Before You Go: The hike in the National Park is mostly flat with no major slopes. However, to access the beach, you have to cross a small but steep rocky slope with an incline of approximately 60 degrees and a height of 1.6 meters, with steps. It is not very difficult, but it does require some basic technique.