After a delicious breakfast, your rental car will be delivered directly to your hotel. Get ready to start your adventure to Boca Tapada, a remote and exotic destination in northern Costa Rica, famous for its primary rainforest, biodiversity, and abundance of birds, including the iconic King Vulture. This natural paradise also features trails perfect for hiking and connecting with nature. Overnight stay in Boca Tapada.

Start the day with a boat tour on the San Carlos River, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. This experience allows you to observe wildlife, such as monkeys, caimans, and water birds. The tour reaches the river's mouth at the San Juan River, which forms the border with Nicaragua. We will stop at the river edge to visit a community whose life revolves around the river. Overnight stay in Boca Tapada.

Today, your adventure takes you to the Caño Negro National Wildlife Refuge, an internationally important wetland that is home to an impressive array of biodiversity. This area is known as a sanctuary for migratory and resident birds, as well as aquatic and terrestrial species. Caño Negro is ideal for nature lovers and those seeking an authentic encounter with nature and birdwatching. Overnight stay in Caño Negro.

The day begins with a walk through the local community of Caño Negro before boarding a boat to explore the Río Frío. This safari tour will take you through unique landscapes where you can spot crocodiles, herons, iguanas, turtles, monkeys and more. Your guide will provide fascinating insights into the natural attractions of Costa Rica and cultural treasures of this refuge. Overnight stay in Caño Negro.

In the morning, drive to the charming area of Bijagua, located between and near the Tenorio and Miravalles volcanoes. Bijagua is known for its pristine nature, a town close to Tenorio Volcano National Park and its biodiversity, especially red-eyed tree frogs and sloths near the national park. Overnight stay at a wooden lodge focused on cacao production.

Take a tour of the cacao plantation and learn about the essential process that brings cacao to our palates. A must-do recommendation is a hike to Río Celeste, famous for its uniquely bright blue waters, just a 15-minute drive away. Overnight stay in Bijagua.

Continue your journey toward the center of the rainforest adventure, the Arenal Volcano area, arriving at the rural town of La Tigra. This area is known for its ornamental plant production and the La Tigra Forest project, dedicated to creating a biological corridor connecting protected areas near Arenal and fostering wildlife conservation. Stay at La Tigra Rainforest Lodge, which combines comfort and sustainability. A night hike to observe frogs and other nocturnal species is highly recommended. Overnight stay in La Tigra.

Contribute to reforestation by planting a tree in the regeneration area of the biological corridor. This activity promotes ecosystem preservation and leaves a positive environmental impact. At the end, you'll receive a certificate with a QR code to track your planted tree. Later, enjoy self-guided trails in the project area. Overnight stay in La Tigra.

Drive to Marino Ballena National Park, famous for its whale tail-shaped natural formation visible during low tide. En route, a stop at the Tárcoles River is recommended to see the impressive crocodiles from the bridge. Overnight stay in Uvita.

Enjoy an exciting boat tour to observe humpback whales (in season) and dolphins, a unique experience in one of Costa Rica's top marine observation destinations. There will also be time for snorkeling. Overnight stay in Uvita.

Enjoy an exciting boat tour to observe humpback whales (in season) and dolphins, a unique experience in one of Costa Rica's top marine observation destinations. There will also be time for snorkeling. Overnight stay in Uvita.

A free day to enjoy the things to do in Uvita region. A visit to the stunning Nauyaca Waterfalls, perfect for swimming and exploring, or a tour of the hidden gem: Corcovado National Park jungle, considered one of the most biodiverse places in the world, is recommended. Explore the area's beaches, such as Playa Ventanas, with its unique rock formations visible at low tide. Overnight stay in Uvita.

Today, drive to your hotel in San José to rest before your departure flight. En route, consider stopping for hiking at Manuel Antonio National Park, famous for its white-sandy beaches, trails, and abundant wildlife of Costa Rica, including monkeys and sloths. Overnight stay in San José.

Return the rental car early in the morning and take your transfer to Juan Santamaría International Airport for your flight.