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A 14-day circuit through Costa Rica’s richest ecosystems: waterfalls near San José, canoe canals of Tortuguero, wetlands at Caño Negro, Arenal’s volcanic slopes and Corcovado’s remote rain forest. This guided package pairs comfortable lodgings with expert naturalist-led expeditions and active exploration every day.
A 14-day circuit through Costa Rica’s richest ecosystems: waterfalls near San José, canoe canals of Tortuguero, wetlands at Caño Negro, Arenal’s volcanic slopes and Corcovado’s remote rain forest. This guided package pairs comfortable lodgings with expert naturalist-led expeditions and active exploration every day.
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Operated by Greenway Nature Day Tours · San José, San José
You step into humid air at Juan Santamaría, luggage damp with the promise of rainforest. Over two weeks this itinerary moves like a current — cloud forest waterfalls near San José, slow boat canals of Tortuguero, wide wetlands at Caño Negro, the thermal silhouette of Arenal and the raw, ocean-fringed wilderness of Corcovado.
moderate.
14 days, 13 nights.
Suitable for travelers with moderate fitness: able to do 2–6 hour hikes, manage boat transfers and climb uneven steps.
Moderate fitness is recommended: expect daily activity such as boat transfers, boardwalks and 1–4 hour guided hikes; rest days are built in at some lodges.
Most tour activities and some park admissions are included, but certain national park fees (e.g., Tortuguero entry) may be payable locally — carry small cash.
Dry season (December–April) offers easier trail conditions, while the wet season (May–November) increases bird and amphibian activity; turtle nesting on Caribbean beaches typically peaks July–September.
Routine vaccinations are recommended; consult a travel clinic for malaria prophylaxis guidance depending on remote destinations and for advice on travelers’ diarrhea prevention.
Costa Rica’s national parks expanded in the mid-20th century; Corcovado was formally protected in the 1970s to preserve remaining Pacific lowland rainforests.
Many lodges and guides operate community-led conservation and sustainable tourism projects; staying on trails and following guide instructions helps minimize visitor impact.
Greenway Nature Day Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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