Impact
Visit Nai Tapir Conservancy and learn about the rich biodiversity in Costa Rica and the conservations efforts in place to protect it.
Find a waterfall in the jungle while hiking, jump in and enjoy this serene moment where the jungle feels like it's all yours.
Your journey
- Upala, Costa Rica
- Papagayo Peninsula, Costa Rica
Itinerary at a glance
Where you’ll stay
The impact
Trip summary
Accommodations:
- 4 nights accommodations at Origins Eco Luxury Lodge
- 5 nights accommodations at Four Seasons Costa Rica
Activities & Tours
- Visit Tapir Valley Reserve
- Blue River National Park
- Birdwatching at Origins Eco Luxury Lodge and Journey Onward to Four Seasons Hotel
- Private Boat Tour, Rum Experience, Beer Experience and Cultural Tasting
- Short/Easy Walk to a Turtle Conservancy Experience at Marino Las Baulas National Park
- Wellness Retreat: Meditation Session, Yoga Session and Forest Bathing at Sensoria Land of Senses
- Visit Palestina/Filadelfia Blue Zone, Culture Education Speech and Cooking traditional meals
- Visit the Cultural Monument Santa Rosa’s Casona, visit Playa Naranjo surfing beach, and meet the impressive Witch’s Rock
- Departure Day from Daniel Oduber Airport
Flights & Airport Transfers
- Flight on arrival day to Daniel Oduber Guanacaste Airport (transfer from airport to Origins Eco Luxury Lodge)
- Transfer from Origins Eco Luxury Lodge to the Four Seasons Hotel
- Flight on departureday from Daniel Oduber Guanacaste Airport (transfer from Four Seasons to Airport)
Meals:
- All meals during your stay at Origins
Fees:
- Carbon offsetting fees
- Park entry fees
- Travel Insurance
- Emergency medical insurance
- Gratuities
- Inbound flight on arrival day
- Outbound flight on departure day
- Meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary or outlined in the inclusions list
- Additional sightseeings, tours, and admissions not specified in the itinerary
- Flights and transfers not specified in the itinerary
- Each itinerary can be tailored to you.
- Starting price is an average for this itinerary and is subject to change based on availability, dates, inclusions, and any customization.
- Costa Rica's dry season is December to June and the rainy season is from June to November.
- Currency Information: Colones & Dollars (USD)
- Wifi available at each resort
- Electricity: Type A and B
- Climate: Costa Rica has a tropical climate. Temperatures range from 28-36°C
- Passports are required and must be valid for six months after your departure.
- Please consult your physician for any required or suggested vaccinations for this region.
- Should any visas be required for travel to this region, it is the travelers responsibility to obtain and have available when necessary the appropriate valid travel documents.
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Costa Rica is renowned for its sustainability efforts, encompassing various initiatives to preserve its natural beauty and biodiversity. These include extensive conservation efforts in national parks and reserves, promotion of ecotourism, investment in renewable energy sources like hydroelectricity and wind power, sustainable agriculture practices, and reforestation programs. Additionally, the country emphasizes environmental education and community involvement to raise awareness and foster a culture of conservation among its citizens. These collective efforts underline Costa Rica's commitment to environmental stewardship and serve as a model for sustainable development worldwide.