Panama & Costa Rica

El Valle de Anton, or simply El Valle, is a picturesque town in the region of Central Panama, situated in the crater of an extinct volcano. The town is an excellent stop for anyone interested in exploring the region and discovering its lush mountains, scenic trails and abundant wildlife, and despite its small size also offers a good range of accommodation options and eateries.

Pedasí is a small coastal town on Panama’s Pacific coast. It’s a convenient base for visiting nearby beaches and Isla Iguana, known for its white sand and marine life. The town itself is quiet and laid-back, with a relaxed, local atmosphere.

Boca Chica is a village in the Pacific West of Panama. It’s known for its peaceful atmosphere, fresh seafood, and easy access to a scattering of pristine islands,

A charming mountain town set on the banks of the Caldera River and surrounded by lush mountains, coffee plantations and stunning waterfalls, Boquete is one of Panama’s most spectacular destinations. Boquete is also the gateway to the Barú Volcano, Panama’s highest point, and makes an excellent base for lovers of the outdoors who want to enjoy the region’s action-packed activities.

Renowned as one of Panama’s top tourist destinations, Bocas del Toro is a tropical paradise that cannot be missed. Discover unspoiled islands with crystal-clear waters and pristine white sands, and enjoy activities such as surfing and hiking or simply relax and soak up the picturesque surroundings. The town itself is also known for its vibrant atmosphere, and comes alive by night as tourists and locals alike enjoy its bustling restaurants, bars and clubs until the early hours.

Sizzling scents of grilled food and sounds of reggae beats fill the air of this little town. Close your eyes and it might seem like you’re in Jamaica, but you’re really in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca. Lying on Costa Rica’s southern Caribbean coast, the town is famed for tropical beaches and world-class surfing. It’s backdrop – a dense jungle home to exotic wildlife – is a haven for nature lovers. If sipping coconuts on secluded beaches, surfing and spotting exotic wildlife sounds up your street, pop Puerto Viejo on your travel wish list.

Nestled in the country’s Limón Province, Guápiles emerges as a vibrant jewel, captivating travellers with its blend of tropical allure and bustling local ways of life. Guápiles radiates a captivating energy, pulsating through its lively streets and echoing in the laughter of its residents. Stroll through the colourful downtown area, where cheerful facades adorned with vibrant murals go hand in hand with a verdant jungle backdrop. Guápiles vibrant marketplaces are a place where the air is alive with the scent of exotic spices and tropical fruits.

Transfer from Guapiles towards Tortuguero. on the way you will board the boat that will take you to the lodge where you will immerse yourself in a perfectly quiet, laid back and tranquil stay. After lunch at the lodge, meet your guide for an expedition through the Tortuguero Canals, a must activity while you are in Costa Rica. Explore the lagoons and hidden canals; as you go deeper into the forest the canals become smaller and the surrounding wildlife gets closer. Savour dinner at the lodge in the evening.

Wake up to a tasty breakfast to then take an adventurous nature walk through the private tropical trails of the lodge. Your guide will take you to the best spots where you can get up close and admire the local wildlife such as iguanas, colourful parrots and curious monkeys.Get to know more about the local vegetation while you soak up all the natural scenery. After lunch in the lodge, youll visit the cosy little village of Tortuguero. Friendly locals and a happy-go-lucky atmosphere are what best describe this bohemian town. Embracing Costa Ricas Pura Vida is second nature here. Head back to your cosy lodge for the night.

Its time to say hasta luego to Tortuguero. Sabour one last breakfast at the lodge before taking a transfer to Guapiles.

Nestled in the country’s Limón Province, Guápiles emerges as a vibrant jewel, captivating travellers with its blend of tropical allure and bustling local ways of life. Guápiles radiates a captivating energy, pulsating through its lively streets and echoing in the laughter of its residents. Stroll through the colourful downtown area, where cheerful facades adorned with vibrant murals go hand in hand with a verdant jungle backdrop. Guápiles vibrant marketplaces are a place where the air is alive with the scent of exotic spices and tropical fruits.

Tucked into the base of the Arenal Volcano, La Fortuna is a hub for adventure. White water rafting, rapelling, ziplining, hiking through lava fields – its lineup of outdoor activities is endless. What’s more, the town is surrounded by lush green rainforest and is the gateway to some of Costa Rica’s natural wonders – like Arenal Volcano National Park with a double serving of volcanoes. And no trip to La Fortuna would be complete without visiting one of its natural hot springs. With all that dazzling scenery, there’s no wonder the town is named ‘The Fortune’.

There’s natural beauty and then there’s Monteverde. Sat high up in Costa Rica’s Tilaran mountain range, this picturesque village is a world away from the country´s beaches and tourist resorts. Its major showpiece is, undoubtedly, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Home to lush vegetation and exotic wildlife – including the resplendent quetzal, the world's most striking bird – this place is considered one of Central America’s most important wildlife sanctuaries. And it’s offering of outdoor activities is second-to-none, with a variety of activities for adventure seekers looking to unleash their wild side.

Mysterious and ancient are what best describe Rincon de la Vieja Volcano. Walking through this Park can only be described as a scene out of Jurassic Park. Exploring this remote volcano, covered in tropical jungles is ideal for nature aficionados. Adventurers and hikers come here for the area's geothermal activity but stay for eye-catching exotic scenery. You can explore bubbling hot springs or follow trails that lead you deep into the rainforest canopy, accompanied by the echoes of howler monkeys and a variety of birds.

Surfers and beachgoers alike spend their days relaxing on sun-kissed shores, enjoying the ocean-view vibes. With great beaches up its sleeve such as Playa Grande and Playa Langosta, Tamarindo gives you romantic sunsets and fun-party sessions throughout the year. Bohemian, laidback and tropical, this feel-good town is a stone's throw away from Papagayo Gulf. Surf shacks, boutique stores, small restaurants and cosy cafes - where you can spend your mornings sipping local coffee – fill up the town’s main street, giving it a vibrant atmosphere. Embracing Costa Rica’s 'pura vida' at Tamarindo is second nature.

With all the ingredients for a perfect city break, Costa Rica’s capital – San Jose – should be on everyone’s travel wish list. World-class museums, theatres, markets and historic buildings – it’s got everything. And by night, the city lights up with a host of hip restaurants, stylish bars and a buzzing party scene. What’s more, its downtown is relatively compact, meaning most sights are within walking distance from each another.