1. Lake / Deep Sea Fishing Tour Package. Would you like the opportunity to catch some Guapote and Tilapia in the Arenal Lake and then some Marlin (black, blue and stripe ), sailfish, yellow fin tuna, dorado ( mahi-mahi ), wahoo, Red snapper, roosterfish, Spanish mackerel, grouper, snook, jacks cravelle, skipjack tuna, Cubera, snapper and many more different species in the Pacific Ocean. WILL MAKE IT HAPPEN FOR YOU. Day 1 Ground transfer from Juan Santamaria airport to Fuego del Sol Hotel www.fuegodelsolhotel.com. Lodging in an ocean view room, breakfast included. Day 2 Full day deep sea fishing. Includes 32 ft. boat, mate, captain, fishing equipment, lunch box. Lodging in an ocean view room, breakfast included. Day 3 Half day deep sea fishing. Includes 32 ft. boat, mate, captain, fishing equipment, lunch box. After the fishing you will transfer to Eco Lodge www.ecolodgecostarica.com. Lodging in a volcano and lake view room (subject to climatic conditions), breakfast included. Day 4 Full Day fishing at Arenal Lake on a 12 ft. boat with a 5 horsepower motor, fishing guide, fishing equipment, and boxed lunch. Lodging in a volcano and lake view room (subject to climatic conditions) with breakfast included. Day 5 Half day fishing at Arenal Lake on a 12 ft. boat with a 5 horsepower motor, fishing guide, fishing equipment, and lunch box. Day 6 Transfer from Eco Lodge to Juan Santamaria International Airport. Price: $1,226.00 per person. Important Notes: If you are flying into Liberia Daniel Oduber airport the price per person is $1,256.50. 2. Beaches, Mountains and Volcanos. Visit the best mountains, enjoy the most exotic beaches and been at the majestic volcanoes are a just a few thinks you can visit with this package. Day 1 Ground transfer from Juan Santamaria airport to Martino Resort. Day 2 Our adventure will start in San Jose at 8:00 am. Our first stop will be Poas Volcano National Park where you are going to new this beautiful place with our specialist guide. The lunch will be in Sarchi town and of course shopping there. 2 hours later in a comfortable bus you will be in Tabacon hot springs in the base of the Arenal Volcano. This exotic place of thermals hot water is ideal to relax and enjoy the beautiful view. A little step just in from of the Arenal Volcano will be spectacular for taking pictures and continue the road to Eco Lodge in Coter Lake. Eco Lodge will be waiting for an excellent dinner and cozy rooms. Day 3 At 7:00 am we start the mooning with a delicious breakfast and the company of the birds and the gardens view. At 8:00 am we are going to Bebedero River located across to Palo Verde National Park. This river is especial for crocodiles watching, bird watching, monkeys, iguanas and many others animals. After the Bebedero River we will be back to Eco Lodge for lunch. During the afternoon the horses will be waiting to take you to top of the hills and enjoy the perfect view of all the Arenal and Coter Lakes, Arenal Volcano, mountains and if you are looking the Pacific ocean. The dinner will be at 8:00 pm. Day 4 At 8:00 am we start the mooning with a delicious breakfast and the company of the birds and the gardens view. At 9:00 am we star a hiking in the rainforest with our guides. After the hiking, the Malekus Indians will be waiting for you in there huts. You will enjoy his culture, religion and craftsmanship. After the lunch you will have transfer to Fuego del Sol Hotel. Lodging in an ocean view room with breakfast included. Day 5 A free day to enjoy the beach. Lodging in an ocean view room with breakfast included. Day 6 This day you will have a one day tour to Manuel Antonio National Park. Its considered one of the most beautiful national parks of the country, with its white sand beaches, their abundant fauna, exuberant flora, and its scenic footpaths. The 683 hectares of the national park of Manuel Antonio is one of the most famous of Costa Rica and one to him of but visited national park. It includes a wooded area, densely populated by monkeys and raccoons, and three exceptionally beautiful beaches. She is one of the few areas in which are the monkey squirrel. The footpaths happen through the secondary forest and of the primary forest, dominated by you hoist them of cedar, raft and mangle. The excursion includes lunch, guides, entrances and transport. One recommends suit of bath and light clothes. From Fuego del Sol Hotel at Hermosa Beach it leaves 7:30 A.M. Lodging in an ocean view room with breakfast included. Day 7 This day you will have a one day tour Tortuga Island. This beautiful island is located at the southeastern tip of the Gulf of Nicoya, in front of Curu Point. It covers 120 hectares and reaches a height of 172 meters above sea level. Tortuga Island is the property of the Costa Rican state and has been leased to the small Costa Rican Cubero family composed of twelve members. The Cubero's are the only inhabitants of the island and they protect the natural beauty of the island through a sustainable program which includes tourism activities. Ground transportation to Herradura Bay in an air-conditioned bus with comfortable seats. Private Dock at Herradura Bay at Marriott Los Suenos Hotel.Bilingual guide. Light breakfast aboard the bus. Consists of fruit juice, ham and cheese croissant and Cinnamon roll. Welcome cocktail.Maritime transportation aboard the Breeze Cruise.Tropical fruits Soft drinks.B.B.Q. lunch buffet in our private beach area.Music. Lodging in an ocean view room with breakfast included. Day 8 A free day to enjoy the beach. Lodging in an ocean view room with breakfast included. Day 9 Transfer to Juan Santamaria International Airport. Price: $1,015.00 per person. Important Notes: If you are flying into Liberia Daniel Oduber airport the price per person is $962.00 and doesnt included San Jose overnight and Poas Volcano.

Package # 1 without Transportation 2 nights / 3 days Cabin with terrace and a beautiful Volcano and Arenal Lake view Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Romantic Dinner Bottle of wine on the room Horseback Riding Tour Surprise gift Taxes Included $ 430. Package # 2 with car rental transportation 2 nights / 3 days Cabin with terrace and a beautiful Volcano and Arenal Lake view Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Romantic Dinner Bottle of wine on the room Horseback Riding Tour Surprise gift Toyota Yaris with basic insurance for three days by Europcar or Sixt Taxes Included $ 570. Package # 3 with car rental transportation 2 nights / 3 days Cabin with terrace and a beautiful Volcano and Arenal Lake view Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Romantic Dinner Bottle of wine on the room Horseback Riding Tour Surprise gift Tickets for the hot springs: Ecotermarles or Baldi Toyota Yaris with basic insurance for three days by Europcar or Sixt Taxes Included $ 630

Arenal hotel Costa Rica and Arenal volcano at Ecolodge. Bold and brave, serene and reflective, scientific and industrial, intimate and inspiring, Costa Rica has all the natural ingredients in its polychromatic palette. Atlas Magazine. Costa Rica has no military. Costa Rica has devoted more than 25% of its land to National Parks and protected areas, ensuring excellent ecoturism and the widest range of adventure options. Our currency, the Colon, was named after Christopher Columbus, who landed in our caribean coast in 1.502. Costa Rica is only 2.5 hours from Miami and 3 hours from Houston. Within its 51,100 square kilometers there is a wider variety of species of birds than in all of Europe or North America. With a relatively small population of roughly four million inhabitants, Costa Rica also boasts one of the oldest and more consolidated democracies in Latin America. In 1.869, primary education for both sexes was declared obligatory and free of charge, defrayed by the State. In 1.882, death penalty was abolished. In the year 1.949 the armed military forces were abolished. In 1.983 Perpetual Neutrality was proclaimed. And former president Oscar Arias S. was honored with the Nobel Peace Price in 1.989. Prestigious international human rights organizations have their headquarters in Costa Rica. Due to all this, its lush 1.500 kilometers of tropical sun-bathed beaches and the wild diversity of flora and fauna found in its wide array of microclimates, Costa Rica has justifiably earned its reputation of natural, social and democratic paradise. Weather Climate Costa Rica's microclimates vary from the barren cold volcanic tundra to the exotic cloud forests, from the deep dense wet jungle of Talamanca to the tropical dry forests of Guanacaste, from quiet gold-hued beaches where the Baula turtles dig their nests to the winding evergreen Tortuguero Canals where the crocodile is king. Even so, Costa Rica's overall climate can be best described as mild. Being located within the tropics, seasonal changes in Costa Rica are not as drastic as they are in countries on higher latitudes. There is a 'dry season from December to May (equivalent to summer and spring) when temperatures range pleasantly from the high sixties to high eighties. (20 / 35 C degrees) and a wet season from June until November when mornings are usually sunny and showers might be expected after noon. On areas near the coasts temperatures may be as much as ten degrees higher. At Chirripo Peak, the highest mountain of Costa Rica (3800 meters), temperatures may drop down to freezing point, although snow is unheard of even at the Chirripo. Tourists should bring light clothes, a jacket and a raincoat as all the protection they need unless going hiking. Costa Rica's official language is Spanish. On the Caribbean Coast a small minority of Jamaican descendants speak a local version of English, and most costarricans understand and speak a bit of English. Quite recently all public schools made mandatory the learning of a second language. Roman Catholic is the official religion, as in the rest of Latin America, but there is a very wide margin of tolerance, and the constitutional freedom of creed is always respected. The national currency is the colon. U.S. dollars are easily exchanged at banks of the National Banking System; other foreign currency can be exchanged through highly reliable private agencies. All mayor credit cards as well as traveler checks are widely accepted. The colon exchanges at 406 per dollar (as in September 2003) and can be expected to increase by 0,17 in average per day. International Communication Services. There are postal and telegraph offices in cities and villages throughout the country. The Central Post Office is located in San Jose on Second Street between Avenues 1st and 3rd, and is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 12 noon. Radiografica Costarricense is located on 5th Avenue between Streets 1 and 3. This company provides telex, fax, international data transmission, and many other services (including Internet access). The code for international calls to Costa Rica is 506, and there is no area code inside the country. International Air Transportation: All air traffic to and from Costa Rica is handled through the Juan Santamaria International Airport, located 25 minutes from San Jose, in the city of Alajuela. Domestic Air Transportation: All flights leave from the Juan Santamaria International Airport or the Tobias Bolanos Airport. There is a good network of internal airports that not only serve important cities, but special tourist interest areas. Among the most important are: Liberia, Palmar Sur, Tamarindo, Barra del Colorado, Tortuguero, Limon, Quepos, Golfito, Coto 47. From the Tobias Bolanos Airport, located to the west of the capital city, private airlines with twin-engine airplanes for five passengers, offer charter flights to anywhere in the country with a landing strip. Domestic Bus Service: The country, in general, offers an adequate bus service. The majority are private companies that link San Jose with the major provincial towns and cities, seaports and tourist areas. With good-quality vehicles and frequent itineraries, the user can easily travel throughout the country, leaving from different bus terminals. In the main cities and villages nationwide, there are taxicab companies that provide service to the more remote places in the country. Four-wheel drive vehicles are typical for the rural areas. There is also a shuttle service from San Jose to the most important tourism city. International Bus Service: Leaving from San Jose, there is bus service to Central America and Panama. The companies TICA BUS, SIRCA and TRACOPA have scheduled trips to Panama, Nicaragua and other Central American countries. Automobile Circulation: Costa Rica has a good highway network, the majority of which, for tourist use, is paved. In most places there are adequate traffic signs. In the major highways there are toll booths (San Jose-San Ramon, San Jose-Guapiles, San Jose-Cartago, San Jose-Ciudad Colon). Throughout the country there are many gas stations, some of which offer round-the-clock service. Costa Rica does not have self-service gas stations. Driver Requirements: A foreigner may drive with a current license from the country of residence and his passport, during the three months that his tourist visa is in force. The warning triangles should be carried at all times by all drivers, and seat belts are also required for drivers and front-seat passengers. The use of helmets in motorcycles is required. Any foreigner who is temporarily in the country has the right to receive health attention at hospitals and clinics in case of an emergency, sudden illness or a chronic disease. Costa Rica boasts a modern and renown medical health system, under the administration of the Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS). Most hotels have contact with a doctor. In Costa Rica there are public and private hospitals and clinics that have 24 -hour service, seven days a week. Costa Rica is on Central Standard Time and does not observe daylight saving time. Democracy is not only the type of government of Costa Rica. Democracy is also the source of tremendous pride in a country that brags about having more teachers than policemen and not having a standing army since 1948. Democracy also means that even the smallest town has a right to have electricity, potable water and public or private phones. Elections are at the core of this democracy. In Costa Rica, elections are an incredibly interesting sociological phenomenon for any foreign observer. This event is held every four years, on the first Sunday in February. The previous days to the big event turn into a national party. Even in remote areas, children and adults stand by the roadside or ride cars honking horns and waving their party's flag. Anybody over eighteen can vote in the country's schools, which ar...

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