SAVEGRE VALLEY & SURROUNDINGS
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Savegre Valley
2 Nights / 3 Days
An unforgettable birding experience
Prices from $310.00USD** p/p
Camino Travel has come up with this itinerary that can be used as the first or last leg of your visit to Costa Rica; then again, you can also include it in the middle!
Day 1:
You’ll depart San José early in the morning a 3 hour drive to the Savegre region. After your journey, you’ll have the rest of the day to take part in some of available activities. These include hiking or bird-watching with a naturalist guide to Cerro de la Muerte, horseback riding, trout fishing and much more. Overnight in Savegre area.
Day 2:
You will spend the day exploring and hiking through the cloud forest (acclaimed by birdwatchers from all over the globe), in search of the resplendent quetzal. You’ll visit the Savegre waterfall, a splendid cascade where you’ll have the chance to go swimming in its pristine pool. You’ll have the chance to observe the thriving natural habitat as well as many kinds of wildlife first-hand.
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

Savegre Valley area
Located near Cerro de la Muerte (one of the highest areas in the country), Savegre Valley is one of the most beautiful places in Costa Rica. Stunning mountains surround this spectacular valley which is crossed by the magnificent Savegre River. The cloud forests of the area have been acclaimed by birdwatchers as the best place in the country to see the quetzal all year round (in other forests in Costa Rica the quetzal is seen only on a seasonal basis). Also, it is the home of more than 200 species of birds and boasts great hiking trails that lead you into the fascinating vegetation where you will find an amazing variety of epiphytes growing over the trees.

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