Bosque del Cabo

Honeymoon in Costa Rica

Romantic Wildlife & Nature + 3 more + 3 more

Rafting into your rainforest lodge is a honeymoon story worth telling.

12 days

from £3,750 pp

Go Local in Costa Rica

Wildlife & Nature Go Local + 3 more + 3 more

Meet the people who bring Costa Rica’s pura vida culture to life.

13 days

from £5,445 pp

Summertime Family Adventure

Family Wildlife & Nature + 3 more + 3 more

Huge adventures, wild wildlife and plenty of smiles.

15 days

from £4,445 pp

Costa Rica Express

Family Wildlife & Nature + 3 more + 3 more

Short on time but big on wildlife, adventure and beaches.

8 days

from £2,795 pp

Birdwatching in Costa Rica

Wildlife & Nature Go Local + 2 more + 3 more

Home to more than 850 bird species, Costa Rica is a bird lover's paradise.

13 days

from £5,965 pp

Classic Costa Rica

Family Classic + 3 more + 3 more

Explore the highlights of Costa Rica on this classic two week holiday.

16 days

from £3,995 pp

Quirky excursions

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Osa Peninsula jungle walks

Setting out to explore the jungle trails is one of the main activities during a stay in the Osa Peninsula. These are generally organised through your lodge and paid for locally, and you will be accompanied by a specialist guide to give you the best possible chance of finding more unusual species. Guides working here are some of the best in the country, drawn to this region by their own personal passion for wildlife, and their ability to spot rare birds, tiny poison-dart frogs or identify the best place for you to be to witness a troop of passing squirrel monkeys is quite remarkable.

Osa Peninsula bird watching

The majority of lodges will offer the opportunity to take bird watching focused walks during your stay, led by specifically appointed guides. Equipped with a telescope, the guide will bring you to some of the best places in the vicinity for seeing birds and bear in mind any particular interests you may have. Over 360 species of bird have been recorded in the Osa Peninsula including both migratory and endemic species, and include an impressive range of trogons, tanagers, ant birds, hummingbirds, fly catchers, manakins and hawks, in addition to more frequently-spotted macaws, toucans and parrots. These walks are usually booked and paid for locally at your lodge.

Caño Island snorkelling

This half-day tour takes you by boat to a snorkelling site known as the Coral Garden, located in a protected marine reserve close to Caño Island. Visibility and currents can vary here, so you need to be a relatively confident swimmer to get the most out of a visit, but you will be rewarded with the opportunity to glimpse a good variety of colourful fish and other marine species such as turtles, manta rays and small white-tipped sharks. Due to the distances involved this activity is only available from certain lodges - please check with us for more details if this tour is of interest.