Recommended One Day Tours from San Jos? Cost: US$79(adult) US$45(children 5-11). Pick up time at Kaps Place: @ 6:10 a.m. Roundtrip transportation, well informed professional guides, entrance fees, breakfast lunch. A relaxed tour at a leisurely pace with many stops which give visitors the opportunity to truly admire and experience the wonders of our beautiful Costa Rica. Breakfast and Coffee Tour: At the foothills of the Po?s Volcano stop for breakfast a Coffee Tour at Siempre Verde BB, this mountain lodge is surrounded by coffee fields, tropical gardens and spectacular views of Costa Rica's Central Valley nestled in the heart of some of the most fertile farmlands in Central America. San Jos? City Tour(Afternoon). Pick-up time: 12.40 p.m. aprox. The tour starts taking you through the East of the city of San Jos, passing the Democracy Park, National Museum, Federal Courts, Los Yoses neighborhood, San Pedro Mall Center and Rodrigo Facio University city of Costa Rica. We will continue drive down through Barrio Dent, Caldern Guardia Museum, Train Station and the National Park. We will stop at the National Monument in the National Park. You will see very close the Congress Building, National Library and one of the principal buildings Tribunal Supremo de Elecciones. We will continue through the Morazan Park, Metallic building School, Insurance Institute, Espaa Park, The Yellow House and through SENAC or old factory of alcoholic beverages. Next close the Central Park of San Jos, Melico Salazar Museum and the Metropolitan Cathedral. We will stop at the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum and Opera House for a tour. After the tour, we will continue to the West of the city visiting La Sabana Metropolitan Park, Art Museum (old control towel of the principal Airport of San Jose ) Nunciatura Apostlica Mr. Oscar Arias residence who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1987, Los Yoses and Rohrmoser neighborhoods. We will continue to Plaza Esmeralda where you can taste a delicious cup of coffee, buy some souvenirs or cigars. Note: Opera House closed on Sundays. The Gold Museum closed on Mondays instead we will visit Children Museum or Natural Science Museum ( La Salle ). Suggested equipment: Camera. Stop at La Paz Waterfall: Continue on a lovely route past high volcanic peaks, through deep canyons, jungles and streams, stopping for photos at the beautiful La Paz Waterfall. Stop for a short visit to the Hummingbird Gallery overlooking the impressive 250 ft. high San Fernando Waterfall. Lunch at Selva Verde Lodge: On the Caribbean Plain experience an entirely different world of warm tropical weather and vegetation, driving past colorful little towns, cacao and banana plantations, pineapple fields and brahma bull ranches, taking plenty of time to enjoy the scenery along the way. Enjoy a delicious lunch buffet at Selva Verde Lodge, one of the most beautiful jungle lodges in Costa Rica, surrounded by colorful gardens and jungles, where you'll also have a chance to enjoy a pleasant walk through the rainforest trails or to relax and spend some time on your own. Sarapiqu? Jungle River: Later, board a comfortable covered boat and gently float down the beautiful Sarapiqu? River, look for iguanas, monkeys, crocodiles, sloths, turtles, and colorful birds while intimately experiencing the impressive biological diversity of the rainforest that thrives along the banks of the river. Also get a glimpse of the way of life of the Costa Ricans in this remote area near Nicaragua as you drift past picturesque jungle homes, dugout canoes, banana plantations, children playing in the river or natives fishing along the banks. Drive through Braulio Carrillo National Park: Return to San Jos? through the deep jungles of Braulio Carrillo National Park, a protected area of almost 500 square km. of mountains and virgin tropical forests -- one of the most spectacular jungle roads of Costa Rica. Put sunscreen on prior to your departure for the visit to the volcano and make sure you bring a sweater or jacket, umbrella or poncho, comfortable walking shoes, light clothes for the river ride, camera and binoculars. Arenal Volcano by night and Tabac?n Hot Springs(One day). Pick-up time: 9 a.m. aprox. Arenal Volcano is located on the plains of San Carlos, famous for the beauty of its landscape, the picturesque villages and its special climate. The Arenal Volcano is magnificent, drawing attention to its powerful explosions of ash and lava which appear as multicolored fireworks at night, making Arenal one of the most active volcanoes in the Amricas. And if this wasn't enough, just in front of the volcano, so close that you can feel the colossus vibrate, we will visit the most beautiful gardens with hot springs that complete the fascinating night of natural wonders. After dinner, on the way back to San Jos, you will understand why this has become one of the most popular tours in Costa Rica. During this tour we also visit Sarchi well known for the beauty of the handcrafts that they produce (Lunch and dinner included). Suggested equipment: Swimsuit, sweater, insect repellent and a towel. Iraz? Volcano (One day). Pick-up time: 8.30 a.m. aprox. In route to Southern area by taking Pan-American highway we will start the ascent of the colossus Iztar. The winding road traverses the fertile earth that is cultivated with many kinds of vegetables while an extensive panorama is being observed. At the top, of the volcano the principal craters are seen and on a clear day it might be possible to distinguish both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. We will continue descending to the city of Cartago, stop at the Baslica of Los Angeles, a traditional pilgrimage center for many Catholics. Suggested equipment: Hat, light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, binoculars and camera. Iraz? Volcano, Lankester Gardens Orosi Valley (One day). After our visit to the Basilica of los Angeles we will continue to Lankaster Gardens, investigation center of the University of Costa Rica which protects more than 800 species of orchids and bromeliads, in addition of other varieties of plants. The tour continues with a ride through the unique beauty of the Orosi Valley. We will visit one of the few colonial churches and is also where we will stop to enjoy a delicious lunch. On the way back to San Jose we will visit the rustic Casa del Soador, well know for the rustic Costa Rican art. Suggested equipment: Hat, light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, insect repellent, binoculars and camera. Isla Tortuga (Pacific Island Cruise) (One day). Pick-up time: 6.00 a.m. aprox. Costa Rica is famous for its romantic day cruises to its exotic Pacific Islands in the Gulf of Nicoya. After a comfortable ride to the Pacific coast, you will board a luxurious yacht for the Pacific Island Adventure. Our final destination, Tortuga Island, famous for its pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear water that give us the opportunity to enjoy different activities. A delicious seafood buffet will be served on the beach. You will not want to miss this island paradise adventure. (Snacks and Lunch included). Suggested equipment: Sweater, camera, binoculars, swimsuit, sun block and towel. Canopy Tour (One day). Pick-up time: 9.00 a.m. aprox. This is definitely an adventure you don't want to miss. We will leave the city and head up to the mountains surrounding the Central Valley offering a scenery of spectacular vegetation, coffee fields, ornamental plants and picturesque villages typical for Costa Rica. As we ascend you will experience the climate changes, common of our country. The Canopy Tour is once in a lifetime experience, consisting of sliding in a cable between platforms flying through the canopy. The Canopy of San Lorenzo is located in the middle of a tropical forest reserve on a beautiful site where we will encounter orchids, bromeliads and other flowers. The length of the cable is 8200 feet between 19 platforms. The Canopy of San Lorenzo has one of the longest c...

Gallery and Room Description. The Apartment has a double bed and large bathroom downstairs, a sliding door divides the downstairs bedroom from the fully equipped kitchen and sitting area, the upstairs mezzanine has two twin beds and a small bathroom. Main House #1: A small room with one twin bed, a window facing the common sitting area and a private, ceiling vented bathroom. Due to its location this room is not for noise sensitive people. Main House #2: A room with one double/full bed, a skylight which has two windows that open to the outside, a private bathroom with ceiling fan ventilation. Main House #3: A room with two twin beds, a window which opens to the apartment's patio and skylight with ventilation in its private bathroom. Main House #4: A room on the second floor with two twin beds and a private bathroom; both the room and bathroom have windows that open to a terrace on the first floor. Main House #5: A tiny room right next to the laundry room with private bathroom. This room has one small twin bed and one window that opens to a terrace. Main House #6: One small room with a double/full bed with private bathroom and windows that open to the outside Main. Chalet #1 (Tiny Bunk Bed): a room on the ground floor of the Chalet, next to the kitchen, with the tiniest bunk bed you have ever seen, shares a bathroom with Chalet #2 (Lilac). Chalet #2 (Lilac): a room on the ground floor of the Chalet, under the staircase, it has a tiny single bed and shares a bathroom with Chalet #1 (Tiny Bunk Bed). Chalet #3 Family Suite on the second floor, with a queen size bed, two twin beds and a sofa bed, private bathroom with Jacuzzi, cable TV, VCR DVD player. Chalet #4: A small room with a double bed located on the third floor of the Chalet and shares a bathroom and rooftop terrace with Chalet #5. Chalet #5: A room with a double bed located on the third floor of the Chalet and shares bathroom and rooftop terrace with chalet #4. Annex #1: A room with two double beds, windows that open to the main street and private bathroom with skylight ventilation. Annex #2: A room with one double bed and one twin bed, with windows that open to a common patio and private bathroom with skylight ventilation. Annex #3: A room with one double bed and private bathroom both with windows that open to the common patio.. Annex #4: A room with a double bed and private bathroom, outside window. Annex#5: A small room with private bathroom, one full size bed and window that opens to an inside patio. Annex #6: A small room with one twin bed, a small window, and private bathroom. Annex #7: A room with private bathroom and a double bed situated on top of the garage still under construction. Hostel #1 : A bright room with three single beds. Shares a bathroom with Hostel 2 and Hostel 3. Hostel #2 : A room with a bunk bed and window, Shares a bathroom with Hostel 1 and Hostel 3. Hostel #3 : A large, bright room with a double bed and two twin beds. Shares a bathroom with Hostel 1 and Hostel 2. Hostel #4 : A bedroom suite; one room with double bed and one room with single bed, one private bathroom for both rooms. Hostel #5 : A room with one queen size bed, private bathroom and window that opens to the terrace. Hostel #6 : A room with one double bed and one twin bed, with windows that open to the terrace and private bathroom.

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