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Prepare to be enchanted by the breathtaking beauty and charm of Switzerland. As a leading tour agency, we invite you to embark on a remarkable journey to this picturesque haven nestled in the heart of Europe. Known for its majestic mountains, pristine lakes, and captivating cities, Switzerland offers a truly immersive and unforgettable experience for every traveler.

Awe-Inspiring Landscapes: Switzerland is renowned for its stunning landscapes that seem to have been plucked from a postcard. Immerse yourself in the majestic beauty of the Swiss Alps, where snow-capped peaks, lush green meadows, and cascading waterfalls create a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Take a cable car ride to the summit of Mount Matterhorn, a towering icon of the Alps, or explore the serene beauty of Lake Geneva, surrounded by vineyards and charming lakeside towns. Switzerland’s landscapes are a feast for the eyes and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Charming Cities: Switzerland is home to vibrant cities that effortlessly blend modernity with old-world charm. Explore the charming streets of Zurich, Switzerland’s largest city, and indulge in high-end shopping, world-class cuisine, and a vibrant nightlife. In Geneva, stroll along the picturesque shores of Lake Geneva and discover the city’s rich history and international influence. Don’t miss the enchanting city of Lucerne, with its medieval architecture, quaint bridges, and stunning lake views. Each city has its own unique character and offers a delightful blend of culture, history, and sophistication.

Cultural Treasures: Switzerland is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, offering a rich tapestry of heritage. Explore the medieval old town of Bern, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its well-preserved architecture and charming cobblestone streets. Discover the legacy of Swiss watchmaking in the picturesque town of La Chaux-de-Fonds, or immerse yourself in the artistic heritage of Basel, known for its world-class museums and vibrant art scene. Switzerland’s cultural treasures provide a glimpse into its fascinating past and creative present.

Outdoor Adventures: For adrenaline junkies and nature lovers, Switzerland is an outdoor playground like no other. Embark on thrilling hiking trails that wind through alpine meadows, verdant valleys, and dramatic mountain passes. Experience the rush of skiing or snowboarding down world-class slopes in resorts like Zermatt, Verbier, or St. Moritz. The Swiss countryside is also perfect for cycling, paragliding, and river rafting, offering endless opportunities for adventure and exploration.

Epicurean Delights: Switzerland is a haven for food lovers, offering a delectable array of culinary delights. Indulge in the world-famous Swiss chocolate, sample delicious cheeses in traditional Alpine dairies, and savor mouthwatering fondue in cozy mountain chalets. In addition to Swiss specialties, Switzerland’s cosmopolitan cities boast a vibrant dining scene with international cuisines and Michelin-starred restaurants, ensuring a gastronomic adventure that will tantalize your taste buds.

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Wonderful tour - Sterna - Aveiro Ria Tours & Birdwatching

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We are here visiting from Alaska, and had a wonderful experience on the Sterna birdwatching tour. The area is beautiful and peaceful. Besides looking for birds, there are many little houses and interesting ruins to see along the way. Such history! I love the silence of a solar boat so that you can hear the nature around you.

Our experience with Sterna was first rate from start to finish. The booking process was smooth and we were given clear instructions of where to meet. This is a unique way to get to know the beautiful ecological landscape and cultural history that Aveiro has to offer. Sandra was an excellent tour guide and story teller who brought the lagoons and culture of Aveiro to life. We would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a unique experience to remember their trip by!

Thank you for your words Dear Johanna 🙏 it’s because of your words that we worked every day 😘 hope to see you again .

Sandra and Silvio are not only extremely professional and knowledgeable about Aveiro's ria, its fauna, its history and the area but also very kind and hospitable. It was a pleasure to be guided by them while observing the amazing landscape and nature that the ria has to offer.

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This was our favorite activity that we did in Portugal! Our guide Francesca and Captain Stephen were amazing. The boat was solar powered and peaceful on the river. The scenery was gorgeous and excellent bird watching. It was interesting to learn about the salt flats and the ecology and history of the region. 5 stars times 10. Highly recommend!

Thank you so much for your words Dear Jennifer, we work every day to prepare an amazing moment to our guests. Hope to receive you and Caleb again onboard. Hug and kiss Sandra

Wonderful bird watching tour with a lot of informations by the friendly tour operators and tasty sweets and sparkling wine! Highly recommended!

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Quiet boat tour, so we could get close to the flamingos. Learned so much about the area, had some laughs, and managed to avoid the rain. 😊

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Costa Rica Tours & Vacations

Biodiverse, brilliantly colorful and naturally breathtaking, Costa Rica embraces a slower pace of life.

An adventure hotspot for some, a cultural haven for others and a tropical paradise for most, Costa Rica definitely lives up to its translation as the ‘rich coast.’ And as you journey under lush jungle canopies and through laidback surf towns, you’ll soon be rich with  memorable experiences.  Lean into the slower pace of life as you become a pro at spotting toucans in Monteverde’s  steamy cloud forests  or listening out for the distant whoop of white-faced capuchins in Manuel Antonio. The phrase ‘hustle and bustle’ isn’t in Costa Rica’s vocabulary, as you’d expect from a country whose unofficial motto is ‘ pura vida ’ – the pure life.

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Capital city.

San Jose (population approximately 340,000)

Approximately 5.1 million

(GMT-06:00) Central America

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Electricity.

Type A (North American/Japanese 2-pin) Type B (American 3-pin)

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Culture and customs.

Costa Rican culture can be summed up in two words: 'pura vida', or the pure life. It's a greeting, farewell and a way to show appreciation. Like any good life motto, pura vida is better experienced than explained. It means being friendly and polite, taking it easy and being thankful for what you have. Costa Ricans' carefree way of life, coupled with living in one of Central America's most progressive and prosperous nations, makes the locals some of the happiest in the world.

You'll find that people in Costa Rica are generally in less of a hurry than most North Americans or Europeans. Following what is affectionately known as 'Tico time', people will often be fashionably late, except for things with schedules – Tico time does not apply at work, the movies or the train station.

Costa Ricans (or Ticos and Ticas) are known for their conflict-averse nature. Peace is so highly valued here that their army was abolished in 1949, with all funds reallocated to create an 'army' of teachers instead.

History and government

Ancient history.

Like most Central American countries, indigenous communities thrived for thousands of years as hunter-gatherers, and it's believed that humans have lived in Costa Rica's jungles and rainforests for as many as 10,000 years. However, with no urbanized civilization like the Aztecs or Mayas, and little to no cultural preservation during the time of Spanish colonization, not much is known about Costa Rica's true indigenous populations.

Colonization, independence, and trade

At the time of Spanish colonization, it was estimated that 400,000 people lived in what is now known as Costa Rica. Christopher Columbus arrived in the region in 1502 on his fourth voyage, leading to the settlement of the first Spanish colony in Costa Rica.

As settlements grew, indigenous populations dwindled due to disease and forced labor. After around a century, the population had fallen to 20,000, and a century later, down to 8000.

In 1821, the Americas broke free of Spanish control following the Mexican War of Independence. Costa Rica became part of the Federal Republic of Central America in 1823 before gaining complete independence in 1838

Costa Rica eventually found its feet in the global coffee trade, and by the end of the century, coffee crops accounted for nearly 90% of Costa Rica's exports and 80% of its foreign income. Not only was coffee production an indicator of wealth in Costa Rica, it was also a powerful political tool prompting the emergence of other industries, including the banana trade, which surpassed coffee exports in the early 20th century.

Costa Rica's economy relies on eco-tourism, and the country has championed the idea that the 'rich coast' refers not to resources dug from the ground but to the natural wonders above ground. The easygoing attitude of Ticos comes from a love of their country and pride that their democracy has endured in a conflict-ridden region.

Eating and drinking

Costa Rican cuisine is wholesome and fresh, with influence from  Spanish ,  South American , and  Caribbean  culinary traditions. On the Caribbean coast, you'll find dishes with Afro-Caribbean flair, usually featuring more meats, spices and coconut milk. 

Capital city, San Jose, not only has an up-and-coming food scene but has established itself as the craft beer hub of Costa Rica. Enjoy seasonal samplings on a San Jose Bites and Sites tour with Urban Adventures 

Look out for these favorite dishes and drinks across Costa Rica:

What to eat in Costa Rica

• Gallo pinto Gallo pinto, the most common side dish in Costa Rica and across the Americas is served alongside meals morning, noon and night. It’s made of rice, beans, onions, peppers and spices, and the name translates to ‘speckled rooster’ because of the pops of color in the rice.
• Casado If you eat at a ‘soda’ or a traditional Costa Rican restaurant, when traveling, chances are a casado will be on the menu. Although there are multiple variations of this tasting plate, you’ll likely get served up some gallo pinto, fried plantains and salad with either chicken, beef or fish, and freshly squeezed juice, covering all your food groups in one.
• Chifrijo Chifrijo is a common bar snack in Costa Rica. The word is a combination of its two main ingredients – chicharrones (fried pork rinds) and frijoles (beans). The chicharrones and beans are layered together and topped with guacamole and pico de gallo and served with fresh tortilla or plantain chips for dipping.
• Ceviche While ceviche is probably more often associated with Peru, the Tico version is a delicious variation. Made with raw fish cured in citrus juice, onions, coriander and peppers and served with tortilla chips or fried plantains, this dish is light, refreshing and a great start to a meal.
• Patacones Patacones are deep-fried green plantains that are ideal for a snack or as a dipping device for chifrijo, guacamole or pico de gallo.
• Sopa negra Sopa negra is a Costa Rican black bean soup, often flavoured with tomatoes and spices and served with egg and coriander.
• Rondon Rondon is a seafood chowder that comes from Jamaica. Other Caribbean countries who’ve adopted the recipe have put their own spin on it with their choice of seafood – fish, crab, small lobster – as well as the coconut milk broth and spices.
• Arroz con leche Sweet tooths can rejoice with this Central and South American dessert staple of arroz con leche – a spiced, sweet rice pudding made with cinnamon, cloves and raisins. Try it as a warming snack or a special dessert.
• Pejibayes This unusual fruit comes from a type of palm known as the peach palm – the same tree that heart of palm comes from. After boiling for a few hours and discarding the inner seed and outer skin, the fruit is finished with a squeeze of lime or a dollop of mayonnaise to eat the local way. The taste has been likened to a mix between a squash, potato and cashew.

What to drink in Costa Rica

• Coffee Costa Rica produces some of the best coffee in the world, so you’re set for your caffeine fix during your time in Costa Rica. It has both the ideal soil composition and the perfect elevation to grow the perfect coffee crop, so be sure to sample as many fresh local brews as you can.
• Alcohol If you’re looking for drinks of the alcoholic variety, try guaro – a liquor made from sugar cane, best enjoyed in a guaro sour (with lime, simple syrup and soda). The craft beer scene is growing quickly here as well, so look for microbrews from a multitude of small local breweries. And if you’re wondering how to say cheers, just say ‘pura vida’ again!
• Naturales Naturales – sometimes also called refrescos or batidos – are delicious fresh fruit juices blended with either milk or water. You can find them all over the country at small kiosks or booths in a variety of flavors like mango, pineapple and guanabana.

Geography and environment

Costa Rica is known for its incredible beaches and magical rainforests. But the backbone of this coastal nation is truly stunning mountain ranges, many of which contain both active and dormant volcanoes. You’ll also find heaps of waterfalls, lakes and rivers throughout the country. For this reason, adventure sports such as zip-lining, whitewater rafting and cycling are popular in inland destinations such as La Fortuna and Montverde, and adventure-packed activities are a popular way to experience the country.

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Costa Rica’s diverse topography is home to many microclimates, and the temperature and weather can vary dramatically depending on elevation and how close you are to the coast. Rainforests, cloud forests, jungles and mountains exist side by side. The varied land and climate foster over 5% of the world’s total biodiversity.

Witness ecological diversity firsthand on a  10 day Best of Costa Rica trip   Costa Rica is home to over 500,000 species of plants and animals. Those seeking to  spot local wildlife  will be enthralled by Costa Rica’s unique flora and fauna. And the spectacular variety of wildlife isn’t limited to the land – scuba diving is another popular activity, with Costa Rica boasting some of the most beautiful bays, beaches and reefs in the world.

Four of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica

• Tortuguero National Park One of Costa Rica’s best-kept secrets, this national park is the unspoiled paradise you’ve been searching for. Take a dip in Tortuguero’s warm turquoise waters or just relax on the idyllic shores
• Manuel Antonio A true eco-playground, you can spend a day exploring misty rainforests and searching for sloths and monkeys before cooling off on one of the delightful beaches. Head into Quepos town for some good food and fiery nightlife after the sun sets.
• Jaco Once a sleepy beach town, Jaco’s proximity to San Jose has made it a one-stop shop for those seeking big waves and even bigger parties. The gateway to national parks and  active adventures , there’s no denying Jaco’s uber-cool surf-town vibe.
• Corcovado Well off the tourist trail, Corcovado isn’t your average beach experience. Boasting a diversity of colors, landscapes and wildlife, Corcovado is perfect for those seeking beaches with character and charm. Oh, and it’s got the largest primary forest in the American Pacific, if you needed another reason to visit. 

Whether you’re buying souvenirs or groceries, your best bet in Costa Rica is to shop at local markets. Head to the Mercado Calle Nacional de Artesania y Pintura (National Craft Market) in San Jose for the best selection of handmade goods and souvenirs. Here you can stroll through dozens of stalls selling handmade hammocks and painted oxcarts as well as t-shirts and shot glasses that say ‘pura vida’. San Jose's Mercado Central is also a great place to grocery shop and pick up souvenirs, and vendors offer everything from fresh produce to coffee to leather goods.

You’ll often see carved wooden masks for sale but, while all of them are beautiful, for a truly authentic mask, you should aim to buy directly from indigenous communities who make them.

As in any destination, check that any souvenirs made from natural materials have been ethically sourced. Avoid buying products made from rainforest woods that were not sustainably harvested,  sea turtle  shells and other animal products. Before heading home, check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand, for example, have strict quarantine laws regarding some materials, such as food and wooden objects.

Festivals and events

Costa Ricans definitely know how to throw a party, and place a lot of importance on food, family and community. Many Costa Rican festivals celebrate the country’s farming and ranch heritage, and a lot have a Catholic element. No matter which festival you’re celebrating, you’re pretty much guaranteed a deep dive into Tico culture. Here are a few of the biggest festivals in Costa Rica:

Las Fiestas de Zapote

This festival, celebrated from Christmas until New Year’s Eve every year in the town of Zapote, is a week-long fiesta. It’s home to the biggest rodeo in Costa Rica, many carnival games, as well as rides and food stalls.

Palmares Fiestas

After the festivities of Christmas, New Year’s and the Zapote festival have wound down, it’s time for the Palmares festival. In mid-January, more than one million Ticos and tourists head to the town of Palmares for one of the largest festivals in Costa Rica. Revelers drink beer, enjoy food, listen to international acts and watch traditional bullfighting and the ‘tope’ – a horse parade through the streets.

Fiesta de los Diablitos

The ‘Festival of the Little Devils’ is celebrated twice each year (in December and February) in the indigenous communities of Boruca and Rey Curre. The festival celebrates the triumph of the original inhabitants over the Spanish conquistadors, with dancing and performances featuring costumes and painted masks.

Limon Carnival

If you’re traveling to Costa Rica in October, you’ll probably find yourself in the festive spirit as you touch down, as this is the month of Carnival. Notably, it’s when the Caribbean town of Puerto Limon celebrates this annual festival, with elaborate costumes, floats, parades and food stalls aplenty, spread across two weekends.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Costa Rica adventure, check out these books:

• Green Phoenix: Restoring the Tropical Forests of Guanacaste, Costa Rica – William Allen
• The Ticos: Culture and Social Change in Costa Rica – Mavis Hiltunen Biesanz
• Off the Map – Dorien Kelly
• The Costa Rica Reader: History, Culture, Politics  – Steven Palmer and Ivan Molina
• Mamita Yunai – Carlos Luis Fallas
• Unica Looking at the Sea – Fernando Contreras Castro
• Monkeys are made of Chocolate: Exotic and Unseen Costa Rica – Jack Ewing

Costa Rica travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Costa Rica?

Year-round tropical warmth means there really isn’t a bad time to visit Costa Rica. December to April are normally the driest months; however, Costa Rica’s diverse topography and blanket of rainforests suggest that you should be prepared for at least some rain any time of the year – a very small price to pay for such lush surroundings.

The good news is that even during the rainiest of seasons, the rainfall tends to be limited to a couple of hours a day – just enough time for you to enjoy a cup of Costa Rica's acclaimed coffee in one of its many cafes.

The most popular time to visit Costa Rica is between December and March – the driest and hottest months along the Pacific Coast. May to October brings the most rainfall across the country, but this is dependent on the region, as the wetter seasons are extended on the Osa Peninsula and northern sections of the Caribbean Coast.

Do you need a visa to travel to Costa Rica?

Generally, Costa Rica grants visas to most countries’ passport holders for a period of 90 days, providing travelers have a valid passport, a return or onward ticket and their trip is for leisure. Some countries’ citizens must apply for a visa before leaving their home country, but most do not.

Visas are the responsibility of the individual traveler. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it's important that you check for the latest information. Please visit the relevant consular website of the country or countries you’re visiting for detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to your nationality. Check the Essential Trip Information section of your tour itinerary for more information. This is for general information only and may be subject to change. It is your responsibility to obtain relevant visa and travel information required for entry, departure and travel to each country or region you visit on your trip. You should confirm these with the relevant embassies and/or consulates. 

Last updated: 14/12/2023

Is tipping customary in Costa Rica?

While tipping isn't mandatory in Costa Rica, rounding up the bill and leaving spare change at restaurants and cafes is standard practice. Many restaurants do add a service charge to the final bill which is usually a 10% gratuity; however, 500 colones (or around USD 1) of local currency is an appropriate extra amount.

What is the internet access like in Costa Rica?

Costa Rica's cities and tourist centers have wi-fi and internet access available in hotel lobbies and internet cafes. Internet access is less available in rural and remote areas.

Can I use my cell phone while in Costa Rica?

Cell phone coverage is generally good in Costa Rica's cities and metropolitan areas, although expect limited coverage in remote or mountainous areas. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your carrier if you wish to use your phone while in Costa Rica, but, be sure to check with your service provider first to find out about any fees you may incur, as sometimes this can be expensive.

Costa Rica has one state-owned phone provider – Kolbi – as well as a selection of private companies, should you wish to purchase a SIM while abroad. Depending on what connection and coverage you need during your stay in Costa Rica, a prepaid option with one of these providers may be the cheapest way to go.

What are the toilets like in Costa Rica?

Costa Rica's toilets are a mixture of flushable and squat toilets, so be prepared to encounter both. Carry your own supply of toilet paper and soap or hand sanitizer, as these aren't always provided.

What will it cost for a...?

Costa Rica's unit of currency is the colón (CRC). Here's what you can expect to pay for a:

• Cup of coffee = 500 CRC
• Naturales (fresh fruit drink) = 1600 CRC
• Bottle of beer = 1100 CRC
• Lunch at a soda (local restaurant) = 3200 CRC
• Dinner in a restaurant = 5000-9000 CRC

Can I drink the water in Costa Rica?

Although tap water is considered safe to drink in Costa Rica's cities, it's probably a good idea to avoid drinking tap water in Costa Rica. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying small bottles of water. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found as some hotels provide this, so you’re able to use a reusable bottle. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and to peel fruit and vegetables rather than eating washed or unwashed produce.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Costa Rica?

Major credit cards are accepted by most large shops, hotels, and restaurants, although smaller vendors and market stalls often only accept cash, so be sure to have a combination of both when traveling.

What is ATM access like in Costa Rica?

ATMs are easily found in large cities and airports, although are less common in rural and remote areas. When traveling out of the city, come prepared by having enough cash, as ATMs aren't always an option.

What public holidays are celebrated in Costa Rica ?

• 1 Jan: New Year’s Day
• 11 April: Juan Santamaria Day
• April: Maundy Thursday (the day before Good Friday)
• April: Good Friday (the Friday before Easter)
• April: Easter Sunday
• 1 May: Labor Day
• 25 July: Guanacaste Day
• 2 August: Our Lady of Los Angeles Feast Day
• 15 August: Mother’s Day
• 15 September: Independence Day
• 16 October: Natural Cultures Day
• 25 December: Christmas Day

Please note:  Costa Rica public holidays may vary.

Is Costa Rica safe for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Generally speaking, Costa Rica is a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers. Same-sex relationships are legal and, in 2015 Costa Rica became the first country in Central America to recognize gay relationships; however, recognition of same-sex marriage is currently pending government approval. In many places in Costa Rica, public displays of affection might attract unwanted attention, but there are a few places in Costa Rica with a thriving LBGTQI scene. Quepos has long been known as the LGBTQIA+ capital of Costa Rica, and the actual capital, San Jose, has a good number of gay bars and clubs.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting   Equaldex  or   ILGA   before you travel.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

What is the weather like in Costa Rica?

Being in the deep center of Central America, Costa Rica gets hot and oh so humid. However, there’s a whole number of microclimates inside its borders – that’s a fancy way of saying that the terrain is pretty hilly – so depending where you are in the country, the temperature may fluctuate. Generally speaking, Costa Rica enjoys a tropical climate year-round with temperatures averaging at 64°F minimum and 81°F maximum.

Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast has tropical heat almost all year round. March is the driest and hottest month, and May to October brings the wet season to the region. The Western Central Valley, including cities like San Jose, indirectly follow the Pacific Coast’s weather trends.

The Caribbean Coast has pretty steady rainfall all year round with no distinct dry season. September to October and February to March are considered the best months to travel to this side of the country as they are drier than most, but still experience rainfall. The Eastern Central Valley usually follows a similar weather pattern.

Is Costa Rica accessible for travellers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them toward the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Much of Costa Rica’s travel highlights are based around the coast and in nature, so depending on travelers’ level of mobility, this may present obstacles. Many national parks are difficult to visit for travelers using a wheelchair, as jungle paths are mostly remote and not stable. Manuel Antonio does have wider paths and more accessible routes to venture into the rainforest, and the wide boardwalks and beaches are wheelchair friendly. The capital, San Jose, is a bit tricky to get around, with rough sidewalks and a lack of ramps. There are, however, taxi companies in the capital that offer wheelchair-accessible vans.

If you do live with a visual, hearing, or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made. As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you, and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What to pack for a trip to Costa Rica

Packing for a trip to Costa Rica doesn't have to be difficult as long as you take into account the weather conditions you're likely to experience while you're over there. This means packing lightweight, comfortable clothing, walking shoes for exploring, appropriate sun protection items like sunscreen and hats, and a backpack so you can carry your camera and a reusable drink bottle. 

What language is spoken in Costa Rica?

Spanish is the official language of Costa Rica, however, there are five indigenous languages that are still spoken throughout the country, as well as a mixture of English, Portuguese, German, and French spoken by a percentage of the population. 

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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8 best ria formosa boat tours to take in 2024.

One of the most underrated things to do when visiting the Algarve is to visit Ria Formosa Natural Park in the eastern Algarve . The best way to explore the wetlands and barrier islands is by joining one of the Ria Formosa boat tours from either Faro or Olhão .

There are many different kinds of boat trips in Ria Formosa visiting different islands, bird watching, sunset tours, guided tours, and individual travel options. I’ve done quite a lot of these different boat trips and loved them all!

You might look for a few hours on the water or have a tight schedule so you can only fit in a 1-hour excursion.

Don’t worry, there’s something for you in this roundup of the best boat tours of Ria Formosa and I’ve separated them so you can easily find the ones leaving from Faro and those leaving from Olhão.

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IN A HURRY? HERE ARE MY TOP RIA FORMOSA BOAT TOUR PICKS! ⭐Best Private Tour From Olhao: Private Boat Tour to Ria Formosa ⭐Best group tour From Faro: 4 Stops, 3 Islands in Ria Formosa Catamaran Tour ⭐Best Eco Tour From Faro: 2-Hour Guided Bird Watching Boat Trip

Best Ria Formosa boat trips from Olhão

Private boat tour to ria formosa.

• Duration: 4 hours
• Explores: Ilha Deserta, Ilha Farol, Ilha Culatra, and Ilha Armona
• Included: life jackets, local guide, drinks
• Not included: hotel pickup and drop-off, food
• Wheelchair accessible: Yes

This is by far one of my favorite Ria Formosa boat tours as it takes you to so many of the islands including Armona Island which not many of the other trips include.

As a private tour, it’s only you and your own party on the boat which makes it a lot more adjustable if you want to skip an island, spend more time in one place, or spend less time in another place.

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Ria Formosa 3-Island Full-Day Tour

• Duration: 5 hours
• Explores: Ilha Farol, Ilha Culatra, and Ilha Armona
• Included: life jackets, local guide, water, map of Ria Formosa’s birds
• Wheelchair accessible: N/A

This is an epic boat tour exploring several of Ria Formosa’s barrier islands. I really enjoyed this tour of Ria Formosa – it was the first one I ever took and it gave an excellent introduction to the Barrier Islands.

You can choose whether you prefer to have lunch at Culatra Island or head across the island to reach the beach.

If you’re looking for a full-day adventure this is a great option as it sometimes becomes longer than 5 hours too (we took 6 hours, but was also a very small group.)

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Best Ria Formosa boat tours from Faro

Private tour for two: sunset boat trip in faro.

• Duration: 1.5 hours
• Explores: Ria Natural Park at sunset
• Included: sparkling wine, life jackets, local guide

Tour Ria Formosa with your significant other on this romantic private boat tour. Ria Formosa turns into the most romantic sight at sunset when all the vibrant colors of the sky reflect in the water of the lagoons.

This is the ideal Faro boat tour for you if you plan to propose or if you’re on your honeymoon. But it can also just be an insanely romantic date!

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4 Stops, 3 Islands in Ria Formosa Catamaran Tour

• Explores: Ilha Deserta, Ilha do Farol, and Ilha da Culatra
• Included: snorkeling gear, life jackets, local guide
• Not included: hotel pickup and drop-off, food and drinks
• Wheelchair accessible: No

This is a great Ria Formosa boat trip taking you to the mesmerizing Ilha Deserta, Ilha do Farol, and Ilha da Culatra.

On the way to the islands, you’ll cross the unique salt marshes of the natural park where you can see a magnitude of bird species. Once you reach Ilha Deserta, you can get in the water and go swimming and snorkeling.

Then you will visit both Ilha Farol and Ilha Culatra where you’ll get time to explore the fishing villages and stroll across the nature reserves to explore the sweeping beaches.

There’s enough time to have lunch at Culatra Island, but if you prefer, I highly recommend walking across the island to the beach and going for a dip.

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2-Hour Guided Bird Watching Boat Trip

• Duration: 2 hours
• Explores: Bird watching in Ria Formosa Natural Park
• Included: life jackets, local guide, binoculars

Ria Formosa is one of the most important resting spots in Europe for migrating birds and a busy hub for aquatic birds.

The place doesn’t need more introduction as a mecca for bird watchers and this Ria Formosa boat tour is exactly for you who love observing birds.

And even if you haven’t been bird watching before, I can say from experience that I found it extremely interesting and we saw heaps of cool birds hunting in the water which was nothing short of magical.

This tour is a hands-on spectacular nature experience that you won’t regret adding to your Algarve itinerary .

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Ria Formosa Hop-On Hop-Off Island Cruise

• Duration: 1 day
• Explores: Ilha Barreta, Ilha do Farol, and Ilha da Culatra
• Included: ferry shuttle service
• Not included: hotel pickup and drop-off, food and drinks, guide

This is a great option for you if you prefer to visit the barrier islands individually. The ferry service goes between Barreta Island, Farol Island, and Culatra Island.

You can use the ticket the entire day so it gives you a lot more freedom to explore the different islands over a longer period of time as opposed to the regular Ria Formosa boat trips that usually just last 3-4 hours giving you limited time on each stop.

The downside with this option is that you miss out on a local guide to learn more about the natural park.

Make sure you bring your swimwear, snorkel, and sunscreen so that you get the most out of it!

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Eco Boat Tour in the Ria Formosa Lagoon from Faro

• Duration: 1 hour
• Explores: Ria Formosa Natural Park and its wildlife
• Included: life jackets, local guide

If you’re looking for an eco-tour of Ria Formosa, this is the one for you. Take in the unique natural reserve from a solar-powered boat.

I love this tour as groups are small and it’s a sustainable option to see the protected area – so you know you’re not doing any harm while exploring it.

In this excursion, Ria Formosa’s unique ecosystem and wildlife are in focus allowing you to learn lots about this incredible natural space.

Since it’s a short tour of only an hour, it’s ideal even if you go on a day trip to Faro .

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Ria Formosa Sunset Boat Trip

• Explores: Ria Formosa Natural Park at sunset

Going on a Ria Formosa cruise at sunset is hard to beat. I particularly enjoyed the reflections in the lagoons as the sun went down.

This is an affordable alternative to the private sunset tour I mentioned earlier. Yet, they only take small groups and in a solar-powered boat so it’s not too crowded taking away from the magic.

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Conclusion: Boat tours in Ria Formosa

As you can tell, there is a wealth of boat tours to choose from when you want to explore Ria Formosa Natural Park.

I hope you found one or two that suits your itinerary and interests whether you’re based in Faro or Olhão. And no matter where you are, it’s actually just a 10-minute drive between the two.

Happy travels!

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Situé à Tours, à 2,3 km du château de Plessis-lès-Tours, Le Riad SPA "Les Portes de l'Orient" TOURS propose des hébergements avec des installations de spa et des forfaits bien-être. Offrant une vue paisible sur la rue, il se trouve à 2 km de la basilique Saint-Martin et à 2,5 km du musée de l'Hotel Goüin. L'établissement met à votre disposition une cuisine commune, un service de sécurité et une bagagerie. Tous les logements disposent de la climatisation et d'une télévision à écran plat. Tous les logements sont équipés d'une bouilloire, d'une salle de bains privative et d'une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite. Certains possèdent une terrasse et certains offrent une vue sur la cour intérieure. Le linge de lit et les serviettes de toilette sont fournis. Un petit-déjeuner continental et halal composé de viennoiseries fraîches, de jus de fruits et de fromage est servi tous les jours sur place. Dans les environs, vous pourrez pratiquer des activités de plein air telles que les sports nautiques, le canoë-kayak et le canoë-kayak. Lors de votre séjour au Riad SPA "Les Portes de l'Orient" TOURS, vous pourrez pratiquer des activités à Tours et dans ses environs, telles que des visites à pied. Vous séjournerez à 2,6 km du centre international des congrès Vinci et à 2 km de la gare de Tours. L'aéroport le plus proche, celui de Tours Val de Loire, est situé à 8 km. Un service de navette aéroport peut être assuré moyennant des frais supplémentaires.

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• Salle de bains privative
• Articles de toilette gratuits
• Sèche-cheveux
• Linge de maison
• Armoire ou penderie
• Mobilier extérieur
• Terrasse bien exposée
• Cuisine commune
• Bouilloire électrique
• Prise près du lit
• Diffusion d'événements sportifs En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Concerts/Spectacles En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Cours de cuisine
• Visite ou cours autour de la culture locale En supplément
• Visites à vélo En supplément
• Balades à pied
• Soirées film En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Spectacles d'humoristes En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Tournées des bars En supplément
• Galeries d'art temporaires En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Parc aquatique En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Bowling En supplément En dehors de l'établissement
• Parcours de golf (à moins de 3 km) En supplément
• Service de streaming (ex. Netflix)
• Télévision à écran plat
• Facture fournie sur demande
• Enregistrement/départ privé
• Service de concierge
• Enregistrement/règlement rapide
• Jeux de société/puzzles
• Nettoyage à sec En supplément
• Blanchisserie/laverie En supplément
• Centre d'affaires En supplément
• Salles de réunion/réception En supplément
• Extincteurs
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• Caméras de surveillance dans les parties communes
• Détecteurs de fumée
• Clés d'accès
• Sécurité 24h/24
• Espace fumeurs
• Climatisation
• Établissement entièrement non-fumeurs
• Insonorisation
• Chambres insonorisées
• Navette aéroport En supplément
• Étages supérieurs accessibles uniquement par les escaliers
• Massage corporel
• Massage des mains
• Massage crânien
• Massage en couple
• Massage des pieds
• Massage du cou
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• Forfaits spa/bien-être
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• Hammam En supplément
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De 15h00 à 19h00

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Jusqu'à 11h00

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Conditions relatives aux enfants

Tous les enfants sont les bienvenus.

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Conditions relatives aux lits bébé et aux lits d'appoint

Les frais supplémentaires associés aux lits bébé et aux lits d'appoint ne sont pas inclus dans le montant total et devront être payés séparément pendant votre séjour.

Le nombre de lits bébé et de lits d'appoint disponibles dépend de l'option que vous choisissez. Veuillez consulter l'option sélectionnée pour obtenir plus d'informations.

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Restriction relative à l'âge

Les clients doivent avoir au moins 18 ans pour pouvoir s'enregistrer.

Moyens de paiement acceptés

Espèces L'établissement Riad SPA "Les Portes de l'Orient" TOURS accepte ces cartes et se réserve le droit de bloquer temporairement une certaine somme sur votre carte avant votre arrivée.

Fumeurs/Non-fumeurs

Cet hébergement est non-fumeurs.

Heures silencieuses

Les clients doivent éviter de faire du bruit entre 22h00 et 6h00.

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Les animaux de compagnie ne sont pas admis au sein de l'établissement.

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Vous devrez présenter une pièce d'identité avec photo et une carte de crédit lors de l'enregistrement. Veuillez noter que toutes les demandes spéciales seront satisfaites sous réserve de disponibilité et pourront entraîner des frais supplémentaires.

Veuillez informer l'établissement Riad SPA "Les Portes de l'Orient" TOURS à l'avance de l'heure à laquelle vous prévoyez d'arriver. Vous pouvez indiquer cette information dans la rubrique « Demandes spéciales » lors de la réservation ou contacter directement l'établissement. Ses coordonnées figurent sur votre confirmation de réservation.

Les clients doivent éviter de faire du bruit entre 22:00:00 et 06:00:00.

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Les clients ayant déjà séjourné à l'établissement Riad SPA "Les Portes de l'Orient" TOURS ont attribué une très bonne note à son petit-déjeuner : 8.8.

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• Bain à remous/jacuzzi
• Parcours de golf (à moins de 3 km)
• Parc aquatique
• Visites à vélo
• Galeries d'art temporaires
• Spectacles d'humoristes
• Diffusion d'événements sportifs
• Tournées des bars
• Visite ou cours autour de la culture locale
• Soirées film
• Concerts/Spectacles

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Les incontournables de : Tours

Centres de conférences.

• Parc des expositions de Tours
• Centre International de Congrès Vinci
• Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tours

Institutions

• Université François Rabelais
• Université de Tours Bibliothèque
• Tribunal de Grande Instance de Tours
• Marie de Tours
• Pôle universitaire Léonard-de-Vinci
• Chambre de Commer de Touraine

Lieux animés

• Place Plumereau
• Château de Villandry
• Basilique Saint-Martin de Tours
• Château de Cinq Mars
• Hotel Goüin Museum
• Demeure de Ronsard
• Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Tours

Parcours de golf

• Golf de Touraine
• Jardins des Prebendes d'Oe
• Jardin Botanique de Tours

Quartiers commerçants

• Les Halles de Tours Market

Sites d'intérêt

• Château de Plessis-lès-Tours
• Cathédrale Saint-Gatien de Tours
• Basilique Saint-Julien
• Aéroport de Tours Val de Loire (TUF) 6,8 km
• Aérodrome du Mans - Arnage (LME) 73,2 km
• Angers Loire Airport (ANE) 77,7 km
• Gare de Saint-Pierre-des-Corps
• Gare de Tours

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• Chenonceaux
• Chambray-lès-Tours

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