A private, four‑hour shuttle links La Fortuna’s volcano country to the Pacific beaches of Las Catalinas. Enjoy bilingual drivers, flexible stops, and air‑conditioned comfort while crossing Costa Rica’s shifting landscapes.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step into the cool, air‑conditioned van in La Fortuna as the silhouette of Arenal retreats in your rearview mirror.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours (approx.)
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; you should be comfortable sitting for several hours and able to board a vehicle.
Wildlife
History
The route crosses lands shaped by volcanic activity and Guanacaste’s ranching history; the province joined Costa Rica from Nicaragua in 1824 and retains strong cowboy traditions.
Conservation
Travelers should minimize single‑use plastics and avoid disturbing wildlife near roadside stops; coastal development in Guanacaste makes responsible tourism important to preserve local habitats.
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Confirm exact pickup point
Provide a precise address or hotel name in La Fortuna and a phone contact to avoid delays.
Pack snacks and water
Although there’s a planned halfway stop, bring a reusable bottle and light snacks for the drive.
Prepare for winding roads
If you get motion sick, take medication before departure and sit near the front for a smoother ride.
Have digital tickets handy
Mobile tickets are accepted—keep them accessible and also have ID available for booking checks.
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated on the drive and during any roadside stops is important in Costa Rica’s heat.
Sunscreen and hat
Sun protection is useful during outdoor stops on the route and at your destination.
summer
Light rain jacket
Rain can develop quickly during the wet season; a compact shell keeps you dry during short stops.
fall
Motion‑sickness medication
Helpful for travelers sensitive to winding mountain roads between Arenal and the coast.