Your prices will vary according to departure cities and travel dates. Sample prices were for a specific travel date and specific departure airport, as indicated. Prices were accurate at the time we posted them.
Some cities may charge local taxes that can only be collected by hotel at destination. It also does not include any entrance fees or visa fees that may be charged at international airports. Prices do not include fees for carry on or checked baggage which can add additional fees per ticket on a roundtrip flight based on carrier charges. The airfare portion of the itinerary price is based on economy class, midweek departure. Prices do not include insurance or delivery charges which are optional and customizable by the traveler. If you visit in October you can celebrate the Limón Carnival, which celebrate’s Christopher Columbus’ arrival to the Caribbean coast in 1502.* Sample prices displayed include international and domestic airline tickets as per itinerary and ALL airline-related taxes and fuel surcharges and are per person, based on double occupancy, and are dynamic in nature. You can’t miss the infamous Rice and Beans dish which features coconut rice, a local favorite. On the streets and in restaurants and bars you’ll hear light-hearted Calypso and Reggae music while you enjoy Afro-Caribbean food. The population is largely Afro-Caribbean and you’ll hear Spanish, English and Creole English throughout the region. The culture found on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is very different than the rest of the country. One of the most geographically diverse areas in the world, the Caribbean side will not disappoint nature lovers ready to explore the Jurassic Park-like jungles and beaches. Off the coast of Cahuita you’ll find 600 acres of coral reef with over 400 fish species. You can take boat rides through wetlands and then hike in the mountains the next day. With 125 miles of coastline and huge protected national parks and rugged mountains you’ll find some of the most diverse flora and fauna on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica. The days tend to average highs around 90 degrees and lows in the high 70s. the temperatures remain pretty stable most of the year. The driest months are September-October and February-March while the wettest months are July and December-January. You’ll find quite a bit more rain on the east side of the country and very hot humid temperatures in between the bursts of rain. More adventurous travelers will also enjoy white water rafting on the Pacuare river and ATV tours through the jungle. Tours include visits to local indigenous tribes, hiking through protected national parks, snorkeling over the largest coral reef in Costa Rica and visiting sloths in the Jaguar Rescue Center. You’ll find no shortage of amazing tours to take advantage of on the Caribbean. While in Punta Uva you can also visit the nearby BriBri indigenous Reserve. It is also home to some of Costa Rica’s most beautiful butterflies, including the the Blue Morpho. No development is allowed within 50 meters from high tide, letting you relax completely surrounded by nature. Punta Uva is a protected beach just north of the Panama border. Visit between June and October and take a night tour to see giant turtles climb up the beach to lay their eggs. However Tortuguero is most famous for turtle watching. Tortuguero National Park protects one the biggest tropical rainforests in Central America and here you can see even more wildlife and stunning beaches.
Water activities are also available, including snorkeling and scuba diving.
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Entrance is free and you’ll get a chance to see monkeys, sloths and tropical birds as you walk through the park and towards some of the most breath-taking beaches in the country. If you only visit one national park in Costa Rica, make it Cahuita National Park. You can also find exciting nightlife in Puerto Viejo where you find live music almost every night of the week. From Puerto Viejo you’ll find many nearby beaches easily accessible as well as national parks teeming with wildlife. The easy going community is right on the beach and a great starting point for your Caribbean vacation. Puerto Viejo is a must-see on the Caribbean side. It takes place in mid-October and lasts for 12 days. If you want to experience this unique blend of cultures, you can so at the annual Carnival festival. The most fascinating one you can still observe now, is the Afro-Caribbean culture. Puerto Limon has a long history of being exposed to many different influences. Limon Costa Rica is a unique and interesting destination for the culture lover.
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