• Puerto Limón - Limón, often referred to as Puerto Limón, serves as the district, capital city, and primary hub of Limón province, as well as the Limón canton in Costa Rica. It ranks as the seventh largest city in Costa Rica, boasting a population exceeding 55,000, and is the heart of the Afro-Costa Rican community. The pier is conveniently located right in front of the city, making it a small town that can be easily explored on foot. During the tour, the guide will offer a brief city tour, providing insights into its culture, traditions, and main attractions.
• Veragua Rainforest Park - Experience a day filled with discovery and adventure at the Veragua Rainforest mountain reserve, praised by National Geographic Traveler as “The Cream of the Cream of the Rainforest.” This private reserve, surrounded entirely by rainforest, borders the magnificent La Amistad International Park, the largest nature reserve in Central America.

Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along accessible trails to the tram. The open-air gondola system will transport you through the primary rainforest, past ancient trees over 300 years old, down to the riverbank. You can then explore the Trail of the Giants, named for the enormous trees lining the riverbank, or opt for a hike on the Puma Waterfall trail. Ride the tram to the top station and visit the biological research station.

• Tortuguero Canal - The canals leading to Tortuguero National Park begin in the Puerto Moin sector, just 5 miles from the center of Limón province. This Moin sector features small docks for boats that journey along the Caribbean coast, reaching their final destination in Barra de Colorado. This network of natural and man-made canals is a popular tourist attraction, as it winds through stunning forested areas and small towns, offering a perfect opportunity to observe a wide variety of wildlife, including monkeys, sloths, iguanas, alligators, waterfowl, and more.

• Bottled water
• Rainforest nature walk with guide
• Veragua Rainforest Tram Ride
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tortuguero Canal boat tour
• Professional naturalist tour guide
• Fresh tropical fruits snack

Following collection from the dock, a quick journey drives you deep into the heart of Costa Rica’s tropical rainforest. Our knowledgeable guide will share a plethora of information about our nation, encompassing history, economy, biodiversity, politics and other numerous aspects.

Upon reaching the Veragua rainforest, prepare to delve into an untouched ecosystem. You’ll saunter down accessible paths leading to the tram. Here, you’ll enter an open-air cable car that will transport you through the primary rainforest, letting you observe 300-year-old trees, and down to the river’s edge. You will then explore the Trail of the Giants, named for the massive trees bordering the river, or you may choose to hike the Puma Waterfall trail.

Board the tram back up to the top station and visit the biological research center. Following the visit to Veragua, the trip will continue to the Tortuguero Canal. The canals that flow into the Tortuguero National Park originate in the Puerto Moin region, a mere 5 miles from the heart of Limon province. At this point, you’ll get the chance to observe various wildlife species like the sloths.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.