Total Adventure In Costa Rica

The best season to visit Costa Rica is from December to April, during the dry season when there's less chance of raining

In Costa Rica, there's a dry season and a rainy season. The dry season goes from December to May, and the rainy season from May to November.

We will pick you up at the airport upon arrival the day your experience begins; your guide will be waiting for you at the airport to take you to your hotel.

The currency used in Costa Rica is the Costa Rican Colon (CRC). We recommend that you change to the local currency before arriving in the country. It is also possible to change in some exchange offices, airport and ATMs when you arrive in the country. Not all stores accept international credit and debit cards, so it is recommended to have some cash on hand. ###MX In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Mexican pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=CRC&To=MXN ###CO In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Colombian pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=CRC&To=COP Note: The exchange rate may vary depending on the bank or exchange house where it is processed.

Airfare Optional tours Departure tax of Costa Rica (only if it applies) Meals not mentioned in the itinerary Tips and gratuities for guides and drivers Personal expenses International Travel Insurance.

The minimum age required for this experience is 10 years. The price is the same as for adult

You need to have a complete travel insurance that covers any inconvenience such as delayed or cancelled flights, as well as it is recommended to have an insurance for higher medical expenses in case there's an emergency.

If you are traveling by yourself and don't want to share a room with any other solo traveler, you can ask for an individual supplement, you'll find the the fee and details on "extras".

The last day is only for transfer to the airport after breakfast.

Optional tours Departure tax of Costa Rica (only if it applies) Meals not mentioned in the itinerary Tips and gratuities for guides and drivers Personal expenses

The groups are made of 25 people max

On the free days you can explore the city, or go on any of the optional activities

Yes, at the accommodation included

The voltage and frecuency is of 120 V/ 60 Hz. The plug ins are type A / B.

We recommend traveling light, a backpack or suitcase of no more than 10- 20 kgs.

You need to be in fairly good shape, since some activities are challenging such as the rafting

Yes, you have some free time during the activties, as well as complete free days

It is necessary to check directly with your country's embassy to confirm if there are any visa requirements to visit Costa Rica. This will depend on your nationality. It is also important that the passport has at least six months validity from the return of the trip. In the following link you can find information about the countries that require a visa to visit Costa Rica: https://costaricaembassy.be/consulado/visas/ ###MX Travelers with Mexican passports do NOT need a visa to enter Costa Rica for up to 90 days. ###CO Travelers with Colombian passports who have a United States Visa (B1/B2) can enter Costa Rica, otherwise they must apply for a visa for approximately $32 USD. In the following link you can find more information: https://www.embajadadecostarica.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=267&Itemid=525#:~:text=Costa%20Rica%20brinda%20la%20facilidad,de%20m%C3%BAltiples%20ingresos)%20%C3%B3%20Canad%C3%A1%20(