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Jungle Nights & Colonial Sights – Nicaragua & Costa Rica

Itinerary

  • Itinerary:
    San Jose - Tortuguero - La Fortuna - Monteverde - Rincon de la Vieja - Ometepe - Granada - Managua
  • Duration:
    16 days / 15 nights (flexible)
  • Price:
    From £ 3,150.- per person (excluding flights)
Costa Rica and Nicaragua complement each other perfectly. Begin in the cosmopolitan city of San Jose before heading off to turtle beach for a boat trip along the river and through the jungle. Journey to the country’s most famous Volcano, walk among the treetops of a cloud forest and witness the bubbling thermal pools of Rincon de la Vieja. Next, it’s time for something entirely different as you cross the border and see the colonial charm of Nicaragua’s crowning glory: Granada. Experience the country’s old world charm and local culture on the secluded volcanic island of Ometepe and marvel at the mighty volcano in Managua.
Arenal Volcano Costa Rica
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Days 1-3 – We know the way to San José

After a long flight you’ll be pleased to see a representative from our local office waiting to whisk you away to your modern hotel. The next morning you’ll visit the office of our local partner where you’ll be greeted with a Costa Rican coffee. We’ll organise a two hour walk for you around the city with an English speaking guide to discover the secret sights of the city.

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Jungle Nights & Colonial Sights – Nicaragua & Costa Rica

Accommodation

For this bite-sized trip we offer the following options

Costa Rica transport 4x4 on dirt track and rainbow over the rainforest in the distance
Option
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Travel by Hire Car

  • Price:
    From £ 2,965.- per person (excluding flights)
  • Included:
    Itinerary describes as above including hire car

For a little extra freedom, you can choose to travel by hire car. Aside from the occasional pothole on the rural roads, driving in Costa Rica is pretty easy and stress-free, and we think it’s a really lovely and adventurous way to explore the country. You’ll have a modern SUV car complete with GPS and insurance cover, so you’re all good to go!

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