Discover Costa Rica - with Dominical

Embark on a captivating journey through Costa Rica's lush landscapes with the "Discover Costa Rica - with Dominical" tour. This adventure is a nature lover's dream, offering unrivaled wildlife viewing opportunities, including encounters with howler monkeys, caimans, and sloths. Explore the verdant rainforests, serene cloud forests, and the idyllic Pacific coast beaches. Highlights include a visit to Tortuguero, an important nesting site for green turtles, and stays in comfortable eco-friendly lodges and hotels, most with swimming pools, nestled in tropical gardens or the heart of the rainforest. With wonderful naturalist guides to share their love of Costa Rica, this tour promises an immersive experience into the country's breathtaking natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Enjoy all breakfasts, eight lunches, and six dinners included, ensuring a taste of Costa Rican culinary delights throughout your journey.

We spend 14 nights in hotels and lodges, most of which have swimming pools. The accommodations were chosen for their location (typically lodges in tropical gardens or in the heart of the rainforest) and we have been careful to avoid chain hotels where possible.The day-to-day itinerary details the properties typically used; however, below are a few of the notable hotels on this trip. Tortuguero:?Laguna Lodge (nights 2-3)Constructed on a strip of land between the main lagoon and Caribbean Sea, Laguna Lodge is an away-from-it-all place to stay that’s ideal for disconnecting. There’s no road access, so we get there by boat, while the estate itself combines several wooden lodges within beautifully kept gardens. Look out for the freely roaming sloths and monkeys! There’s also a restaurant with river views and a bar on the water’s edge.  Savegre: Savegre Hotel & Spa (nights 12-13)In the middle of a natural forest reserve, Savegre Hotel is the ideal place to immerse in nature. It has plant-filled gardens, multiple walking trails, and a lookout point with views over forested slopes. We sleep in wooden lodges, while Las Bromelias restaurant dishes out international and local cuisines (made with seasonal, indigenous produce) and Los Robles, a bar-lounge, serves cocktails and Savegre coffee.   Dominical: Villas Rio Mar or Cuna del Angel In Dominical, we stay in either Villas Rio Mar (above) or Cuna del Angel, depending on availability. The former has a large palm tree-wrapped swimming pool, tropical gardens, and a rainforest trail to explore, plus Playa Dominical beach is just a 10-minute walk away. The latter also has a pool, plus there’s a restaurant with treetop views and a bar serving cocktails and more. Worth knowing  Some of the properties have ceiling fans rather than air conditioning.  One or several of the named properties might be substituted for similar alternatives to secure hotel availability. Please discuss with your customer operations executive if you require more details regarding your specific departure date.