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Classic Costa Rica
Bird Watching
Primates
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Bird Watching, Primates, Quest Nature Tours
24 Jan – 4 Feb, 2027
Costa Rica
Costa Rica & the Panama Canal Expedition Cruise
Bird Watching
Expedition Cruise
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Bird Watching, Expedition Cruise, Quest Nature Tours
9 – 20 April, 2027
Costa Rica

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“Pura vida”, meaning “pure life”, is one of the first phrases you will hear after arriving in this peaceful Central American country. Though the expression is used more as a greeting or a reminder of the peaceful lifestyle that pervades, “pure life” is an accurate description of what this rich land is all about. Costa Rica is a poster child for biodiversity as life does indeed seem to burst from even the most unexpected places. Almost 900 bird species have been recorded here. The gem of the Central Highlands is the Arenal Volcano which, when active, creates a spectacular light show in the tropical night. The misty cloud forest high up along the Continental Divide offers some of the most ornamented life forms such as the Resplendent Quetzal – a bird often described as one of the world’s most beautiful. The arid Pacific lowland jungles are a stronghold for the American Crocodile and the endangered Scarlet Macaw. Mantled Howler Monkeys, Central American Spider Monkeys and White-faced Capuchins provide endless fascination and entertainment as they dangle and leap from mossy branches in the remote Pacific rainforests. Join us in an exploration of this land of colour and life.

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Costa Rica is one of Central America’s safest and most welcoming countries, known for its warm Pura Vida spirit. Waterfalls and rivers swell beautifully during the green season creating vibrant landscapes.Many of Costa Rica’s most iconic wildlife species are easiest to spot at dawn when the jungle bursts into life. National parks make up over a quarter of the entire country, one of the highest conservation rates in the world.

What to Eat

Costa Rican cuisine is fresh vibrant and deeply connected to local produce. Expect just caught seafood, ceviche, plantains, tropical fruits, rich coffee, and the beloved gallo pinto enjoyed during long peaceful mornings surrounded by nature. Meals are simple flavourful and often enjoyed outdoors, reflecting the country’s easygoing heart.

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