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Timeline Of A Typical Tour Of Costa Rica

Timeline Of A Typical Tour Of Costa Rica

The average tourist spends anywhere between 7 to 10 days, but many tour companies are grant full 10 - 14 day tours. One Costa Rican - based company called Costa Rica Tours t offers tourists an 11 day tour where you're doing different things for the entire 11 days and it's very well planned out because you're seeing a lot of the country on their itinerary.

The first night is usually when you're getting settled into your hotel and then day 2 is when you start ice by visiting a coffee plantation since coffee is one of the lines produced out of Costa Rica that is also a mainstay in their economic background. Day 3 you're visiting a village in Cartago to where the tour guide gives you some background information about a young girl witnessing an apparition ( she testifies bearing witness on seeing the Virgin Mary ) and thence the tour continues on to another town where you spend the night at a plantation overlooking Lake Angostura.

Day 4 Your journey takes you to the small village of Tucurrique for a short cooking lesson from the natives in making tortillas and other authentic Costa Rican cuisines. Day 5 is a hiking adventure in learning about the Costa Rican innate people called the Kekoldi and you get a tour by a Kekoldi leader and you will spend a night at a hotel that's just steps from the Caribbean Sea. Day 6 is a leisure day spent swimming, hiking, and even seeing wildlife on the Gandoca Wildlife reserve likely the hotel.

Day 7 you'll grub a flight from Limon to Guanacaste to where you get to tour some of the most spacious ranches and beaches and spend a night at 4 star hotel near the town of Tamarindo. You're on your own after the days' activities which many nation take it upon themselves to go sightseeing or soaking up rays and taking in other tours before lifelong with their main tour group.

Day 8 is going on a tour of the artisian village of Guaitil where you can try your hand at some plain pottery making with the Chorotega Indians who's centries aged tradition of pottery making is still the pillar of this particular group of Indians. After you spend a excellent deal of tour making a few pots and learning about pottery, tourists are encouraged to go engage out the little legacy and pottery shops in the town of Guatil. Day 9 takes you on a tour of Santa Rosa National Park which is home to the dry rain forest and a historical landmark for two important battle conflicts.

The tour makes a stop in the town of Liberia - the center of Costa Rica's agricultural region to the northwest part of the sovereignty and later staying a night at a Las Espuelas a working cattle ranch. Day 10 You will return to San Jose to spend overnight at a luxury hotel in the downtown part of the city. Day 11 The tour wraps reinforcement cloak tours of the Gold Museum, National or Jade museum - this depends on the itinerary that's planned at the time a tourist arranges a trip through Costa Rican Tours.

A scheduled dinner is planned at an authentic Costa Rican restaurant that specializes in Costa Rican moveable feast. You spend a final night before kick-off for the airport the next morning at Grano De Orio. A tour like this would run a typical visitor about $2500 - 3000 depending on the tour package you select since student and group tours are usually cheaper for group rates start when you have 15 people or major to bring the cost per person down so that it's cheaper and inexpensive to travel to Costa Rica.