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Overview
From ethereal cloud forests to remote tropical rainforests, from towering volcanoes to geothermal pools, Journey Costa Rica dives deep into this naturally stunning, culturally rich country through bespoke, high-end travel experiences.
Itineraries cater to all manner of well-heeled travelers, from conservation-conscious opportunities in Tortuguero National Park, Monteverde Cloud Forest, and Corcovado National Park, to nature made fancy, with private flights, heli-transfers, and exclusive experiences. Families can enjoy private villas and multigenerational fun, from ziplining in Papagayo to boat safaris. Journey Costa Rica elevates every journey with hands-on service, a curated portfolio of hotels and villas, and inspiring local hosts. These are stories of discovery and purpose, blending comforts and the remarkable natural wonders of Costa Rica.
Insider Guide
– Full service itineraries for FITs and exclusive groups.
Throughout Costa Rica and parts of Panama
Don’t forget to pack the essential hat, sunglasses, sunscreen if you’re travelling in the summer, a shawl, and of course your camera!
No matter where you are going in the world, you should pack comfortable walking shoes or sandals.
While the green season (rainy) generally occurs from May to September, it remains a wonderful time to explore Costa Rica. Dry season is November through April. The festive season experiences high demand and elevated prices, and its highly recommended to make arrangements at least six months in advance.
Journey Costa Rica is dedicated to positive-impact travel, recognizing that business can drive beneficial change while also minimizing negative effects. They focus on creating high-touch, creative trips for discerning travelers, leveraging years of industry experience to transform destinations by providing jobs, resources, and protecting cultural and natural wonders. Their commitment to sustainability is ongoing, and they lead the Bosque Vivo project, Costa Rica’s first high-altitude forest rehabilitation initiative, which aims to restore these vital forests and raise awareness of their crucial role in the hydrological cycle and water supply. The Bosque Vivo Foundation operates through four main projects: Volunteering offers opportunities for individuals to assist with tree planting, emphasizing teamwork for impactful change. Education transforms the forest into an “Aula Bosque,” providing children with a sensory learning experience to foster empathy for forest preservation. The Greenhouse in Porrosatí, Heredia, focuses on collecting seeds, germination, transplanting, and caring for trees and shrubs. Research & Development addresses the need for practical knowledge in high-altitude greenhouses, investigating best practices for successful germination, seedling development, and tree transplanting for reforestation.
