Tortuguero is one of the wilderness areas with the greatest biological variety in the country. Monkeys, anurans, birds and fish are especially numerous. Tortuguero (which means Turtle in Spanish) is the most important nesting site in the western half of the Caribbean for the endangered green turtle. Program includes two nights at the Pachira Lodge or Mawamba Lodge, located close to the Tortuguero National Park, and near the town of Tortuguero. Surrounded by a network of very scenic canals, this is considered one of the most exotic regions of the world, characterized by its richness in flora and fauna.

The town of Monteverde is located at the south end of the cloud forest. The "Bosque Nuboso" (Cloud Forest) Biological Reserve was recognized throughout the world for the golden toad, a species which is now extinct. This wildlife area has been created to protect the flora and fauna, as well as to carry out scientific studies and educational environmental programs. Within its borders, 400 species of birds, including the Quetzal, 490 species of butterflies and 100 species of mammals have been identified. The climate is temperate and humid, with an average of 17şC (60şF). The nights are cool, and at times cold when the trade winds blow.

Rincón de la Vieja National Park was created to protect the flora and fauna surrounding the volcano. Here you will be able to relax in the thermal waters known as “Las Hornillas” and “Las Pailas,” sulphur ponds and bubbling mud, and admire examples of the Costa Rican national flower, the purple orchid.

Fly to Palma Sur and continue by land to the Osa Peninsula. Once on the Osa Peninsula, visit the Corcovado National Park. Enjoy what is considered the "crown jewel" of the extensive system of national parks and biological reserves in the country. Examine the abundance of wildlife this park has to offer. Also, spend a full day exploring Cańo Island before you return back to San José via a boat ride on the Sierpe River and your return flight.

Visit Costa Rica’s premier organic shade grown coffee plantation and Inn. Opened in 1985, Finca Rosa Blanca Plantation & Inn sits on 30 acres of certified organic hard bean coffee and combines luxury with certified sustainability. The world class Inn has 13 rooms with bright and striking décor of hand printed murals and lush Costa Rican hardwood interiors surrounded by exquisite indoor and outdoor gardens. During your stay at Finca Rosa Blanca Plantation & Inn visit the coffee farm to participate in the picking, processing, and roasting of Finca Rosa Blanca sustainable coffee while the guide explains the process and history of coffee.

Manuel Antonio is known for its white sand beaches, cliffs, rivers, rain forests, large variety of animal life, and warm climate. The Manuel Antonio National Park is home of the white-faced capuchin, mantled howler and red-backed squirrel monkeys, two- and three-toed sloths, and a large number of species of birds. You will spend three nights at a hotel near the park with a full day excursion to the National Park.