JACÓ, HERRADURA AND SURROUNDINGS

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Jacó & Herradura Beach 2 Nights / 3 Days
Action or relaxation: versatility is the key
Prices from $445USD** p/p

Day 1:
You’ll depart San José for the 2 hour drive to Jacó Beach, located on the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Depending on the time of your departure, you may spend the afternoon/evening at your leisure, basking on the beach, walking around Jacó town and enjoying the amenities.

Day 2:
The next you will take part in a hiking tour at Carara National Park. A bilingual guide will accompany you along the way and will explain the most important facts about this wildlife refuge. You will have the opportunity to discover this reserve’s dense vegetation (transitional forests between the high mountain ranges and the lowland tropical humid forests) as you walk along its trails. During your trek, you will be able to spot different species of birds and other kinds of wildlife. Afterwards, you can spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing by the pool, sunbathing, swimming or taking part in any optional tours that catch your fancy.

Day 3:
Depending on what you wish to do next on your itinerary, you can depart back to San José or continue your journey to another selected destination after breakfast.

** Price per person based on double occupancy
** For Christmas and Easter a surcharge can apply
** Prices may change depending on the hotel
** Bookings are subject to availability

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Jacó & Herradura area

The Central Pacific region, where both the Herradura and Jacó beaches are located, offers something for everyone along the coastal littoral. This includes swimming and surfing, gorgeous beaches, small coastal villages, sport fishing, wildlife, outdoor activities and a nearby national park. In regards to weather, the area marks the boundary between the tropical dry zone (located farther North) and the tropical wet to the South. It has distinct rainy and dry seasons: May to November and December to April, respectively. Temperatures average around 30ºC (86ºF) in the dry season and are a little lower in the wet season but not by much.
Carara National Park lies precisely in this transition zone, at the apex of the Amazonian and Mesoamerican ecosystems and is a meeting place for species that live in both environments. Carara protects evergreen forest of great complexity and density, abundant wildlife (including the American crocodile, spider monkeys and numerous species of frogs) and is also one of the best birding localities in all Costa Rica, especially because of its endemic colony of scarlet macaws.

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