Honeymoon in Costa Rica
(8 Days / 7 Nights) Price from: $ 1,555.00
Inquire NowIf the two of you love stunning, exotic landscapes and a vast array of unique activities in a country known for promoting ecotourism, this Costa Rica honeymoon offers the romantic get-a-way of a lifetime!
San Jose- Tortuguero- Puerto Viejo- San Jose
Day 01: Arrival at San Jose, Costa Rica.
Hotel Grano de Oro. Standard Room.
Transfer to hotel in San Jose. After passing through Immigration you will be met by one of our representatives. He will take you to your hotel and give you your welcome kit. Overnight in San Jose City. Situated on a shady street just off Paseo Colón, San José's main thoroughfare, Hotel Grano de Oro. Converted from a Tropical Victorian mansion, the hotel maintains the warmth and comfort of a private home. Hotel Grano de Oro is a true oasis, a sanctuary in the heart of the city.
Day 02: Transfer to Tortuguero.
Manatus Lodge. (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
Early in the morning a bilingual guide will meet you at the Hotel. Manutus VIP Hotel offers you a unique combination in the area: the comfort and luxury of their rooms and facilities, a delicious restaurant with an international and gourmet cuisine offering caribbean fusion food, surrounded by the exciting and romantic natural beauty of Tortuguero. The finest accommodations surrounded by the natural beauty of Tortuguero. You deserve to elevate your vacation experience to the next level. We offer you an exciting location to enjoy the natural beauty of Tortuguero but also a peaceful and romantic honeymoon getaway. A vacation at another level!
Day 03: Programmed activities in Tortuguero.
Manatus Lodge. (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
Tortuguero National Park is your MUST Stop while in Costa Rica. Discover its Network of canals, lagoons and dense rainforests and see the turtles hatch. The park stretches north along the Caribbean coast up to the village of Tortuguero, which has a small population of around 500, no cars, and is located on a relatively narrow spit of land between the beach and a canal. Just north of Tortuguero are the various lodges and hotels. All these sections consist of a canal running parallel to the beach on the east, and fed by a maze of serpentine streams and channels from the west. Apart from the boat tours along the canals of the national park (or even beyond), you can walk along the pristine beach, or visit the simple Tortuguero village and the Caribbean Conservation Corporation´s visitor center and turtle museum.
Day 04: Boat & Bus transfer to Siquirres. Private transfer to Puerto Viejo.
Le Cameleon. Standard Room (B).
Le Caméléon Boutique Resort is located on Costa Rica's Caribbean Coast within the tropical forest of Puerto Viejo. With its laid back attitude and Caribbean lifestyle, Puerto Viejo has it all: long walks on the pristine beaches, exotic flora and fauna in a wildlife refuge, snorkeling or diving among the many reefs in crystal clear waters, world-class surfing, mountain biking, kayaking and cultural visits to indigenous communities. Cocles Beach with its beautiful golden sand is walking distance from the hotel. The serene atmosphere here is wonderfully relaxing. Smart, contemporary décor cleverly melds with the rustic ambience and intriguing lighting that changes colour each day, adding a sophisticated warmth and sense of fun. There's a great calmness in the small town of Puerto Viejo and the rest of the coast. Its nearby surroundings such as Cahuita National Park, Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge, beautiful beaches and impressive hiking spots, make Puerto Viejo the epicenter of the community. Everything that you would expect for a tropical destination is served up on a golden platter on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast.
Day 05: Free days at Puerto Viejo.
Le Cameleon. Standard Room (B). Hike at Cahuita National Park + Coral reef snorkeling
Today you will go snorkeling for about two hours while swimming above the most important Coral Reef of Costa Rica. You may observe 35 different species of coral, 123 species of tropical fish, 3 species of sharks, 6 species of eels, 3 species of sea urchins, 140 of shellfish, 44 crustaceans, 128 types of algae, sea turtles, sea cucumbers, ocean sponges, lobster, shrimp, among others. The snorkeling equipment will be provided for you (mask, fins and snorkel tube). After Snorkeling, you will enjoy a tropical fruit based snack and bottles water, after which we will begin the second part of the tour, which is: hiking with trail interpretation. The guide will take you to different points between Cahuita Point and the town of Cahuita (5 km) observing various types of snakes (boas, bocaraca, bush master, eyelash vipers, etc.), sloths, white faced and howler monkeys, anteaters, armadillos, raccoons, blue morpho butterflies among others, birds etc.
Day 06: Free day at Puerto Viejo.
Le Cameleon. Standard Room (B).
Day 07: Private transfer to San José.
Hotel Grano de Oro. Standard Room.
Day 08: Transfer out to International Airport.
Includes:
- Personalized information, maps, brochures, vouchers.
- Airport transfers upon arrival and departure.
- Local Travel Program Support, 24 hours emergency service.
- 07 nights lodging at hotels indicated at the preceding itinerary. Breakfast and local taxes.
- All meals, transfers by boat and bus, guide and tours in International company – (SIB) in Tortuguero.
- Private transfers: Siquirres-Puerto Viejo & Puerto Viejo- San José
- Tortuguero Package: ground and boat transportation (SIB), full American plan (breakfast, lunch, dinner), natural drinks, bilingual guided tours
- Snorkeling Tour at Cahuita National Park
Excludes:
- Other meals than indicated as included.
- National Park Entrance fees, US$ 10,00 per person,
- Other excursions tours and activities indicated as optional or not included.
- Airport taxes (US$ 28,00 per person not included).
- International Flights.
- Personal expenses.
- Tips.
Price Conditions:
High Season
November 01, 2011 - April 30, 2012
July 01 – August 31, 2012
USD$ 1,725.00 per person
Green Season
May 01 – June 30, 2012
September 01 - October 31,2012
USD$ 1.555.00 per person
Price per person in US dollars based on double occupancy; includes local taxes.
Additional cost might apply if traveling between Dec 20 – Jan 05 or Easter week (Apr 01-08) 2012
Important Note:
What makes us different? You can customize your trip to fit your exact needs. Maximize fun time and minimize hassles, mistakes and travel time. Every detail from airport pick-up to adventure tours and activities are arranged by us to make sure the only thing you have to worry about is having fun. Use our quick and easy trip customization form and find out how affordable your dream Costa Rica vacation can be! Contact us for further informationif you need it! With CRS you don´t just vacation in Costa Rica, you experience it!
What To Bring:
The most important things to bring are your travel documents: a valid passport, flight and hotel information, health insurance card and driver's license (if you plan on renting a car in Costa Rica). We advise you to make three copies of these documents. Put one copy in your carry-on bag, one copy in your suitcase and leave one copy at home.
Basic Tropical forests, colorful wildlife and spectacular beaches are part of daily life in Costa Rica. The climate varies depending on where you are, so pack accordingly.
1 Prepare for hot, humid summers. Shorts, T-shirts, sundresses, skirts and tank tops in lightweight fabrics should keep you cool. Take a sweater for evenings at a higher elevation.
2 Bring plenty of sunblock. Also include insect repellent, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses and a swimsuit.
3 Take rubber-soled sandals or hiking boots for journeys into the rain forests. Flip-flops and sandals are great for resorts and hanging out by the beach.
4 Pack separate clothes for evenings. Simple dresses are great for women, while men will do well in long shorts and a button-down shirt.
5 Prepare for cool winters, particularly in the northern regions and at higher elevations. Long pants and long-sleeved shirts are a must, while a fleece jacket or a sweater is advisable.
6 Take an umbrella if you plan to travel between May and November - Costa Rica's wettest period. A rain slicker will come in handy while hiking.
7 Take an electric converter and adapter.
