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Liberia Airport - Guanacaste: Private transfer with driverYou’ll step out of Liberia or San Jose Airport into Costa Rica’s lush air and find your private driver waiting for you. Enjoy a smooth ride through Guanacaste’s countryside with bottled water and local tips along the way. With hotel pickup and drop-off included both ways, you can settle in and soak up those first moments — the kind you’ll remember long after the trip.
Arenal Night Walk: Wild Frog Sanctuary After DarkAn Arenal night walk through the region's only wild frog sanctuary, where a trained naturalist guide leads you along flat rainforest trails to spot colorful tree frogs and other nocturnal wildlife among spring-fed ponds. The tour runs 3 hours, includes round-trip hotel pickup and a live guide in English or Spanish, and starts at 5pm from your accommodation. Children from age 6 are welcome; the minimum group size is two people.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour led by a guide, so you walk with other travelers and follow the naturalist's pace and route. Book it if you want to spot frogs and rainforest animals at the time they're most active, with someone who knows where to find them and what you're looking at—and if you're comfortable walking flat trails in the dark rainforest with a flashlight and closed shoes.
Tortuga Island Day Trip from San José: Dolphins & Beach LunchYou leave San José before dawn, stop for breakfast en route, then board a boat to Tortuga Island in the Gulf of Nicoya. Five hours on a turquoise-water beach includes snorkeling, lunch, fresh fruit and coffee; dolphins appear if conditions allow. The return drive to San José takes the evening, with the whole day running roughly ten hours from pickup to drop-off.Is it for me?Right for anyone based in or near San José who wants a full beach day without arranging a boat, buying tickets separately, or figuring out the drive to the coast—the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up and the rest is handled.
San Jose to La Fortuna: Private VIP Transfer & Flexible StopsYou’ll step off your flight at San Jose Airport and find your driver waiting—even if you’re delayed—and settle into a private van with cold water and real conversation. Stop for snacks or photos on your way to La Fortuna, feeling taken care of every mile until you’re dropped right at your hotel door. It’s an easy start that lets you breathe in Costa Rica from the very first moment.
Poás Volcano National Park tour from San José: Main crater hikeA half-day tour from San José to Poás Volcano National Park includes hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a professional guide, breakfast and bottled water. You walk the trails around the main crater, see the sulfur fumaroles and pass through coffee plantations, fern farms and flower fields on the drive up. The tour skips the entrance lines, and the guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?If you're staying in San José without a rental car, the hotel pickup means you don't arrange transport to the park—the guide collects you and handles the drive, so you can leave early and spend the morning at the crater instead of figuring out how to get there.
San Jose - La Fortuna: Shuttle transfer with Wi-Fi & pickupOn this shuttle from San Jose to La Fortuna, you’ll get picked up right at your door, settle into comfy reclining seats with Wi-Fi and power outlets, and enjoy a real Costa Rican coffee break along the way. With help for your luggage and friendly local drivers who know every twist of the road, it’s more than just a ride — it’s a relaxed start to your next chapter in La Fortuna.
Poás Volcano, Coffee & La Paz Waterfall from San JoseThis full-day tour from San Jose climbs Poás Volcano, tours a coffee plantation, and explores La Paz Waterfall Gardens with a professional guide, hotel pickup and buffet lunch included. You visit the active 2,708-metre volcano's main crater and hike to Botos Lagoon, learn how Costa Rican coffee is grown and roasted, then walk through rainforest trails past five waterfalls and animal exhibits. Entry lines are skipped at every stop.Is it for me?At 11 hours from pickup to return, this tour fills most of a day and leaves the evening free. If you want to see an active volcano, learn how Costa Rican coffee is made, and walk past five waterfalls in rainforest without arranging three separate trips, the fixed itinerary and included transport hold it together.
SJO Airport to Los Sueños Marriott: Private Transfer & Water StopYou get picked up at the airport with your name on a sign, ride in an air-conditioned, insured van with a bilingual driver, and arrive at Los Sueños Marriott without arranging anything else. Bottled water and WiFi are included; optional stops at the Tarcoles River or for meals can be made if you ask. The whole transfer takes around two hours and removes the need to rent a car, navigate, or haggle over fares.Is it for me?Book this if you land at SJO and want to avoid renting a car, navigating unfamiliar roads, or negotiating with taxis — the driver meets you at arrivals with your name, and the price is set before you arrive, so the transfer is one less thing to figure out after a flight.
Arenal Forest Horseback Riding: Cross Rivers on Calm HorsesPacos Horseback Ride is a two-hour guided tour through Arenal's rainforest and open fields on calm, well-cared-for horses, including a river crossing, a visit to a small farm, and a riverside stop with fresh tropical fruit. Small groups keep the pace relaxed and allow personal attention for both beginners and experienced riders. Children from age 5 can participate; pickup is included, and the guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?You ride the horses yourself on rainforest trails and across the river—this is not a guided sightseeing tour where someone else handles the animals. Small groups and calm horses make it work for beginners and children from age 5, but if you need a completely hands-off experience or have spinal, cardiovascular or pregnancy concerns, a different activity will suit you better.
San Jose to Wildlife Rescue: Sloths, Macaws, Monkeys TourA private four-hour tour from San Jose to a wildlife rescue center with hotel pickup and drop-off, where a guide teaches you about rescued animals—parrots, macaws, owls, sloths and spider monkeys—and the conservation work behind running the center. The guide speaks English or Spanish, and the air-conditioned vehicle and all areas of the ranch are wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The four-hour window fits a morning or afternoon slot without consuming your whole day, which works if you want to see the rescue center but also have time for other San Jose activities. If you need a full-day immersion or plan to spend the afternoon elsewhere in the Central Valley, this tour leaves room for that.
San Jose Airport to Manuel Antonio: Private Shuttle & Fruit Market StopYour driver meets you at SJO arrivals with a name sign and takes you directly to Manuel Antonio in a private, air-conditioned minivan. You stop at a local fruit market for thirty minutes, then spend the three-hour drive watching for crocodiles and macaws along the route. No shared shuttles, no multiple transfers, no waiting for other passengers — just a fixed pickup time that matches your flight and a driver who knows where to look.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving at San Jose Airport and want to reach Manuel Antonio without arranging your own transport or waiting for a shared shuttle to fill up — the private minivan and flight tracking mean you move on your schedule, not the airport's or another passenger's.
Manuel Antonio National Park Day Trip from San Jose: Wildlife & BeachesYou're picked up from your San Jose hotel and driven to Manuel Antonio with stops at a fruit stand, crocodile bridge, and macaw spotting point along the way. After breakfast, you hike the rainforest for an hour with a bilingual guide looking for monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds, then have free time to swim or explore the beaches. Lunch with ocean views is included before the return drive to your hotel in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see Manuel Antonio's wildlife and beaches without renting a car, navigating on your own, or deciding which trails are worth your time—the guide handles the spotting and the timing keeps you ahead of the afternoon crowds.
San José to Jaco Beach Shuttle & Surfboard TransferSkip taxi stress with a shared shuttle ride from San José Airport to Jaco Beach — your surfboard rides free, pets are welcome, and you’ll meet a local driver who knows every curve of the road. Enjoy working WiFi and air conditioning as you watch Costa Rica’s landscape change outside your window… it’s an easy start you’ll remember long after arrival.
Tortuga Island Day Trip from San José: Snorkeling & White SandYou get hotel pickup, a 50-minute boat ride to Tortuga Island, a guided snorkeling tour of the reefs, lunch, and the afternoon free to swim, kayak, or relax on the white sand. The guide stays with you all day and handles the logistics, so you show up and the day unfolds. Return to San José by early evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Tortuga Island experience—snorkeling, beach time, and lunch—without arranging your own transport or timing; the guide and fixed schedule handle all of that, leaving you free to just show up and swim.
Private Costa Rica Waterfalls & Caverns Tour from San JoseGet off the tourist track with a private day trip from San Jose to Bajos del Toro. Hike secret waterfalls, explore caves, and soak up local Costa Rican life—all at your pace.
Private Shuttle Jaco to San Jose Airport with WiFi & Flexible PickupYou get door-to-door service from your hotel or rental in Jaco straight to San Jose airport—no hassle, no crowds. Enjoy free WiFi, cold water, and friendly local drivers who know the best routes. It’s flexible and easy—you set the schedule.
Private Shuttle San Jose Airport to Conchal, Flamingo, PotreroYou get picked up right at the airport or your hotel by a friendly local driver who helps with everything—even quick stops along the way. Free WiFi and comfy seats make it easy to relax as you head toward Conchal, Flamingo, Potrero, or Catalinas.
