Destinations
Costa Rica, coast to coast
Costa Rica’s Finest Destinations
From volcanic highlands to pristine Pacific shores and Caribbean jungle canals, Costa Rica offers an extraordinary range of experiences. As your DMC partner, CRS Tours curates seamless multi-destination itineraries across all regions.
The cosmopolitan capital serves as the ideal gateway for your clients, offering cultural immersion, well-regarded museums, restaurants, and easy access to day tours across the country.
Costa Rica’s most famous volcano, Arenal anchors a region of hot springs, hanging bridges and rainforest trails. It has been in a resting phase since 2010 — a striking backdrop rather than active lava.
Suspended above the clouds at 1,500m, Monteverde’s legendary cloud forest is home to resplendent quetzals, hanging bridges, and the world-famous Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve.
A biodiversity hotspot where dense rainforest meets rushing rivers. Sarapiquí is prime territory for wildlife spotting, whitewater rafting, and authentic jungle lodge experiences.
Accessible only by boat or plane, Tortuguero is a network of canals and nesting beaches — a car-free destination usually sold as a lodge package with road-and-boat transport.
A raw and wild volcanic landscape featuring mud pools, fumaroles, hot springs, and epic hanging bridges — perfect for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts in the dry tropics.
The jewel of the Pacific — Manuel Antonio combines pristine white-sand beaches with one of Costa Rica’s most beloved national parks, ideal for beach-and-wildlife combination itineraries.
A lively Pacific beach town synonymous with surf culture, spectacular sunsets, and vibrant dining. Tamarindo is the perfect base for exploring the Nicoya Peninsula’s stunning coastline.
Home to Corcovado National Park — often cited (in a phrase widely attributed to National Geographic) as one of the most biologically intense places on Earth — suited to clients seeking remote, off-the-beaten-path nature.
Puerto Viejo and the southern Caribbean coast offer a completely different Costa Rica — laid-back Afro-Caribbean culture, unique cuisine, pristine beaches, and a lush jungle backdrop.
Tenorio Volcano National Park is known for its sky-blue river and waterfall — a quieter option popular with nature-focused travellers.
The Río Pacuare offers Class III–IV whitewater rafting through rainforest canyons, with raft-access jungle lodges.
Papagayo Peninsula is home to several of Costa Rica’s high-end resorts, with sheltered bays and calm waters — suited to premium FIT and incentive programmes.
Named after the whale-shaped sandbar visible from above, this pristine marine park is Costa Rica’s premier whale watching destination — humpbacks visit from July to November and December to April.