CRXThe tour catalogue
Eighteen operator-run tours across Costa Rica, with clear routes, group limits and physical gradings.
18 of 18 tours
TCRT4N · 4 days
Four days in a place the road never reaches. You arrive by boat, wake to howler monkeys, and drift through channels barely wider than the hull while kingfishers cut across the bow.
CRSLHW · 6 days
Six days across the spine of the country, with people who become friends somewhere around the second evening. A steaming crater, a volcano at dusk, and a zipline through the cloud forest.
CRLTHW · 6 days
Guanacaste at its most easygoing. Turquoise pools you have mostly to yourselves, an afternoon at the wheel with the potters of Guaitil, and your first wave in Tamarindo.
CRBC · 8 days
Volcano first, then the coast — and by the time you reach Santa Teresa nobody is checking the clock. Eight days that leave you room to do as much or as little as you like.
CRLP · 6 days
The ground itself is alive here — mud pools bubbling under dry forest, steam rising through bare branches. Then three unhurried days on a pale crescent of Pacific sand.
CRSTHW · 11 days
Eleven days that start at a volcano rim and end with sand in your bag. Cloud forest, hot springs, blue rivers, and enough beach at the end to forget what day it is.
CRSJ · 7 days
For anyone with one week and no intention of wasting it. Coffee picked on a working farm, mornings inside the cloud forest, and Arenal standing over your evenings.
CRQ · 9 days
Everything most people come to Costa Rica for, in nine days and the right order. Waterfalls, a volcano, the canopy from above, and sloths in the trees at Manuel Antonio.
CRSI · 8 days
Built for arriving on your own and not staying that way. A cooking class, a coffee farm, a waterfall on a rope — and whole days left empty on purpose.
CRCR · 14 days
The Caribbean and the Pacific are four hours apart and nothing alike. Reggae, patois and coconut rice on one side; surf, sunsets and howler monkeys on the other.
CRSM · 13 days
Thirteen days that keep you moving. Cloud forest, volcano trails, two nights in a lodge on the Pacuare reachable only by raft, and the Caribbean waiting at the end.
CRAC · 12 days
The hardest tour here and the one people talk about for years. Three nights living with families in a village off the map, learning plants and boiling cane — then the whale coast.
CRSSW · 8 days
Eight days of moving gently and sleeping well. Sunrise practice with Arenal in front of you, volcanic mud and thermal water, and the last evenings barefoot on Playa Carrillo.
CRFA · 9 days
Paced for children from six, and genuinely good for the adults too. Frogs the size of a thumbnail, a raft, a horse, a volcano — and short enough drives that nobody asks how long.
CRA · 16 days
Sixteen days and the whole country, ocean to ocean. If you are going to come this far and only come once, this is the one that leaves nothing out.
CRQP · 14 days
Three national parks, a river so blue it looks edited, and a fortnight paced so you actually see them rather than pass through. Flamingo Bay for the last three days.
CRTG · 8 days
Three water systems in eight days, in lodges chosen for their silence. Dawn on the Tortuguero canals, herons standing still in the Caño Negro wetlands, and Río Celeste at its bluest.
CRTQ · 10 days
The most comfortable way to see the most of the country. Ten days from the canals to the Pacific, with hot springs in the middle and nothing you have to carry yourself.