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OPTION 1: 4 day 3 night package: $649.00 per person double/triple occupany including roundtrip air from San Jose; van to the boat and boat trip to the Tent Camp, all meals, all natural beverages, entrance fee to the National Park, 1 full day hike in the Corcovado National Park, 1 full day of swimming and snorkelling at Cano Island, and all taxes. For those persons driving to Sierpe and only needing the boat ride to the Tent Camp the price is:$440.00 per person |
OPTION 2: 5 day / 4 night package $689.00 per person double/triple occupany including roundtrip air from San Jose; van to the boat and boat trip to the Tent Camp, all meals, all natural beverages, entrance fee to the National Park, 1 full day hike in the Corcovado National Park, 1 full day of swimming and snorkelling at Cano Island, and all taxes. For those persons driving to Sierpe and only needing the boat ride to the Tent Camp the price is:$480.00 per person |
OPTION 3: 6 day / 5 night package $754.00 per person double/triple occupany including roundtrip air from San Jose; van to the boat and boat trip to the Tent Camp, all meals, all natural beverages, entrance fee to the National Park, 1 full day hike in the Corcovado National Park, 1 full day of swimming and snorkelling at Cano Island, and all taxes. For those persons driving to Sierpe and only needing the boat ride to the Tent Camp the price is:$550.00 |
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Kayaking Excursion: Full day excursion to Kayaking $60/person (4 minimum). Kayaking A terrific way to see the coastline is by sea kayak. Our ride-on-top Ocean Kayaks are built for balance, mobility and durability and are as easy to maneuver in rivers as they are in the sea. Within a few strokes of the paddle, even first-time kayakers will get the hang of this gentle ride. The Rios Claro and Agujitas make comfortable excursions, or explore Drake Bay and get your exercise the natural way. |
Dolphin Watch: The Southern Pacific waters of Costa Rica are known as breeding grounds for several species of dolphin and whale. Bottlenose dolphins, spotted dolphins and spinners make their home here, swimming in enormous schools, as well as humpback and pilot whales, which sometimes can be seen breaching with a calf in tow. The upsweeping of nutrients from the nearby continental shelf provides sustenance for a massive food chain, from plankton to whales. Tuna are particularly abundant in the area; therefore, so are dolphins. With the backdrop of Cano Island, this is an adventure in beauty, light and motion. You'll spend your time gasping at the natural grace of these exquisite creatures as they arc through the wake of your boat, shoot beneath and resurface, flying across the bow. With sun, sea and the dolphin silver bullets, this is a tour you won't want to miss. Full day excursion to Dolphin Watch $60/person (4 minimum). |
Bird Rookery: A 30-minute afternoon boat ride brings you to Isla Violin, a rocky island jutting out of the Pacific where Boobies, Man-O-Wars, Pelicans and other frigate birds make their home and breeding grounds. From your deck you'll be able to observe the birds at close range without disturbing them. Watch carefully as aviary rituals of courting, feeding, and territorial battles unfold in a drama unlike any you've seen before. The three-hour round-trip tour includes a cooler full of soft drinks and questions answered by your naturalist guide. Bring your binoculars and camera on this trip. You won't believe your eyes! Full day excursion to Bird Rookery:$60/person (4 minimum). |
