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Fly to San Jose and pick up to the hotel by special car.
HOTEL : Grano de Oro Hotel
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Day 4 Travel to Arenal Active Volcano and Excursion
Depart the camp by boat and transfer to the car for 3.5 hours to Arenal. In the afternoon, hike through the magma area formed after the volcanic eruption in 1968, overlooking the cone-shaped mountain of the active volcano Arenal, and observe the rich vegetation and flowers that have been reborn from the ashes along the way. Finally dip into a natural hot spring surrounded by rainforest.
In the morning, explore Mistico Reserve. 16 bridges connect the highland and lowland rainforest ecosystems, and it is the habitat of 350 species of birds, 120 species of mammals and 250 species of amphibians.
Take an afternoon stroll through the rainforest in search of sloths, iguanas, toucans, and blue poison dart frogs. There are two kinds of sloths inhabiting here: two-toed sloths and three-toed sloths. Although they look similar at first glance, they are actually obviously different. Two-toed sloths are nocturnal and are often found sleeping high in the treetops during the day. The three-toed sloth, on the other hand, is more active during the day, sitting lazily on a branch eating leaves.
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Day 6 Arenal Excursion
Go to Basar River to experience whitewater rafting (10 km, about 2 hours, with exclusive guide and rubber boat) with difficulty level 2 and 3. Jump into the pond to enjoy a cool summer day. After returning to camp, experience the exclusive hot spring bath and read a book in the garden hammock. There are hiking trails in the camp, with orchids, cocoa trees and plantain trees planted on both sides. At night, you might as well bring a flashlight and go out to look for red-eyed tree frogs and blue poisonous dart frogs at night.
Day 7 Travel to Osa Peninsula and excursion
Day 8 Osa Peninsula Excursion
In the morning, go out to sea by boat to track marine life, including bottlenose dolphins, which like shallow waters and often move in groups of 6 to 8; And spinning dolphins, who like the deep sea and move in groups of 50 to 100. They often jump out of the water and complete up to seven spinning “performances”.
In the afternoon, you can overlook the sea from the lounge chairs on the terrace of your room and listen to the sound of birds and waves. Or follow the guide to hike the rainforest and discover the endemic wildlife.
End of the trip on Day 9
Finish the trip by returning to San Jose by inland flight.