Costa Rica Trip with Kike Arnaiz

On the morning of day 1 we pick you up at the Drake Bay airport. We'll have breakfast to get to know each other as a group and head out on a birdwatching tour along the Drake and Cocalito beaches, having lunch at a viewpoint overlooking the sea.

We'll stay at a lodge that's private just for us, immersed in the jungle, with a pool and restaurant: an immersive experience! We'll sleep here every night except the one we spend deep in the Corcovado jungle.

If you're flying from an international destination, we recommend arriving a day earlier at San José airport and flying to Drake the next morning — we can coordinate so we all travel together. :)

We travel to one of the most biodiverse places on the planet according to National Geographic — and rightly so. This remote and exclusive national park is home to emblematic species such as tapirs, anteaters, pumas, toucans and the country's four monkey species.

After a full day exploring Corcovado combining boat rides, pristine beaches and jungle hikes, we'll spend the night at the La Sirena biological station, the only accommodation inside the park.

It's an authentic, fully immersive experience in the heart of nature. That night we'll sleep in a simpler format than the rest of the trip: refuge-style rooms with bunk beds and shared bathrooms, in a wild setting without the comforts of a conventional hotel, surrounded by wildlife and with privileged access to one of the most intact ecosystems on the planet.

The rest of the nights are spent in carefully selected lodges, with double rooms and private bathrooms.

We continue our adventure in Corcovado after spending the night at the La Sirena biological station, where we'll be able to observe a great number of birds, and landscapes such as remote beaches and a photogenic airplane abandoned in the jungle.

We'll get up early to make the most of the first light of day, when the animals are active, and take relaxed walks around the station area and the beach. In the afternoon, after enjoying the park, we return to rest in the village of Drake Bay.

Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, Caño Island is a natural paradise offering dreamlike beaches, crystal-clear waters and rich marine biodiversity. You'll dive into its coral reefs, where you can explore an incredible variety of tropical fish, sea turtles and, with luck, we'll see dolphins and whales in their natural habitat.

The group will snorkel from the beach, but if you have a diving license, you can also request dives in advance.

At night we'll also do a night tour in search of wildlife such as glass frogs, red-eyed tree frogs...

Get ready to venture into a labyrinth of winding channels surrounded by dense vegetation and discover a unique and fascinating ecosystem.

Today is a boat safari day. We'll cruise the calm waters as we explore the mangroves, home to a great diversity of species including exotic birds, monkeys, crocodiles and much more.

Today we return to Corcovado National Park, this time to a remote, rarely visited area, known as one of the places with the highest chances of spotting the elusive puma. Although an encounter isn't guaranteed, walking these trails surrounded by primary forest, rivers and waterfalls is an unforgettable experience in itself.

Back at our lodge at nightfall, we head into the jungle once again to discover a hidden world: brightly colored frogs, fascinating insects and other small inhabitants that only wake up at night. It will be the perfect occasion to try macro photography or simply marvel at the nocturnal jungle in its purest state.