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San Jose / Tortuguero /
San Jose
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Price per person
classic Tour
3 days 2 nights |
$ 215.- |
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Package boat-boat
Leaving from port Pavona /
tortuguero IN 8 am 12 md 4 pm
2 days 1 night
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$ 145.- |
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Program boat-boat
Leaving from port Pavona /
tortuguero IN 8 am 12 md 4 pm
3 days 2 nights
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$ 199.- |
Welcome to the most extraordinary jungle adventure! We hope you will enjoy it with us!!! We start the adventure
from the National Theater in San José built in 1897 and considered to be one of the most beautiful
theaters in Latin America. On our way out of the Central Valley, we cross part of the Braulio
Carrillo National Park. The park lies in one of the most rugged regions in the country.
Almost the entire landscape is broken up by towering mountains heavily cloaked with thick cloudy
forestry and by innumerable swollen rivers that cave deep canyons.
After a technical stop at a
coffee shop and a visit to a banana plantation, we will start the best part of the trip: traveling
through the canals and rivers that take us to Tortuguero National Park in specially designed boats.
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During the 70 Km through the rivers and
canals you will enjoy
the diversity of flora and fauna in its natural habitat. Tortuguero National Park is located on the
northern Caribbean coast of the country. A navigable network of lakes and channels parallel to the
coast crosses the Park with a great scenic beauty, home to a great number of species surrounded by an
exuberant tropical vegetation. Tortuguero is considered the most important nesting site on the
western half of the Caribbean for the green turtless (Chelonia mydas) that
come to the beach to
nest every year.
Tortuguero is one of the wilderness areas with the greatest
biological variety. Up to now, 11 habitats have been identified in the park and it is easy to observe
this rich fauna in which you can find several species of monkeys, sloths, crocodiles, iguanas,
parrots, macaws, toucans and much more.
Ilán – Ilán Hotel is located on a strip of land between the
Tortuguero Lagoon and the Penitencia Channel that lead to Barra del Colorado.
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