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Trust us. It will be a dream come true for nature lovers.  Costa Rica is a beautiful destination to discover on a week-long vacation. Even though this might sense like a quick time to explore the city, seven days offer you sufficient time to see the highlights of it. Relatively smooth to get around, particularly with a chauffeur to help you navigate it. But, the neighborhood buses are a great alternative if you are traveling on a budget. Right here is a way to spend seven days in this paradise. Whether traveling solo or with your own family, test out our best-endorsed itinerary for a week-long trip.  Day 1 Start the adventure at Rincon de la Vieja country-wide Park  This park is a must-visit destination when you are in Guanacaste Province. At over 34,000 acres, Rincón de la Vieja has room for two volcanoes, 32 rivers and streams, and an incredible variety of flora and fauna. There are several exciting activities to enjoy at the park, such as hiking, horseback riding, hot springs, swimming, picnicking, and camping. Day 2 Santa Elena or Monteverde: Cloud Forest Night Walking Tour Discover the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Preserve as it comes to life at night during this guided walking tour, as creatures awaken for the night. Observe the habits of nocturne mammals, birds, insects, reptiles, and amphibians. Revel in a mystical adventure through a lovely forest. Day 3 Zipline in Rincon de la Vieja Get The Most Adventurous experience Full Day Volcanic Tour On Rincon De La Vieja Zipline Through The Canopy & Canyons & Relax With Volcanic Mud. Day 4 Explore Tamarindo seashore and take a dip into its heat waters Tamarindo is a must-have in your Costa Rica itinerary. Tamarindo is a city that has all the things for outdoor excursions, art, culture, great food, diversity, and vibrant nightlife. If you want a couple of stories on how much action there is in Tamarindo. Day 5    Spend a free day at Tamarindo seashore One of our favorite Tamarindo day trips! Indeed, this is a place where active volcanoes join boiling mud pots and misty cloud forest tops with refreshing waterfalls. It is a perfect combination of natural wonders and scenic beauty, conveniently – and closely – distilled into one destination. Day 6 Sundown sailing at Tamarindo  Take a loose sunset sail from Tamarindo to a hidden beach. Silently glide along Costa Rica’s Gold Coast while passing some of Guanacaste’s exotic bays. On the final day (7th day) Go back to Liberia.  It is nicknamed “The White City” (“La Ciudad Blanca”)  Due to its whitewashed colonial buildings. Founded in the 18th century, it has an impressive whitewashed church with Spanish colonial architecture. The city also features a fabulous array of restaurants serving food from all over the world. This smooth-going excursion is best for tourists who want to experience the city’s pristine coasts and rainforests. A perfect blend of nature and adventure, this journey lets you combine the best of both worlds.  Stuff your whole week with the delightful adventure-packed tour. We assure you that this one-week itinerary will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you and your family. Discover this journey with Jaco Royale. You deserve the best, and we offer the best of premium services and ensure you have a memorable experience in Costa Rica.

If you are a city dweller scrolling through friends’ beach pictures on Instagram, wishing to escape the bustle of your hectic life, Jacó is the place for you! Be it a wild bachelorette trip, a solo retreat, or a family holiday, this town has something to offer for everybody. It is located barely 1.5 hours away from the Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO), Costa Rica. Jacó is among the most developed beach towns in the country. It also isn’t far from San José, the capital city of Costa Rica, making the town’s population a healthy mix of locals, tourists, and families who are vacationing. Jacó is an ideal blend of being a scenic beauty with green hills and farm pastures in the distance, while also being a party hub. Those traveling with family need not worry though, there are numerous other attractions where your little ones can tag along. From zip-line tours and surf lessons to ATVs, catamaran cruises, and sport fishing, various activities can be booked for adventure enthusiasts! Here’s what you can do in Jacó. Carara National Park Jacó boasts of a vast expanse of rainforest just north of the town. One can visit the primary and secondary forests through the Carara national park. If your idea of fun includes birdwatching, then you are in for a treat. With more than 400 different bird species identified, Carara is one of the prime birding spots in the country. To learn more about native wildlife, just book a guided tour. Aerial Tram Ride Catch an open-air gondola to enjoy the scenic views of the jungle and the Pacific Ocean from above. A relaxing tram ride through the rainforest will be a family-friendly activity, where all can join in, be it seniors or people with limited mobility. Assisted by a knowledgeable guide, you can also learn about the lush vegetation in the jungle. Crocodile tour at Tarcoles River The great river of Tarcoles has the largest concentration of crocodiles per square kilometer in Central America. The mouth of the Tarcoles river is home to diverse wildlife in addition to the crocs due to the unique convergence of three ecosystems- swamps, river, and the Pacific Ocean. Your guide can show you the incredible variety of mammals, reptiles, and birds that flourish here. Watch the beautiful mangroves and try to spot monkeys, sloths, iguanas, pelicans, gulls, etc. depending on the season. Neo Fauna Now, this might be a kids’ favorite! This wildlife center takes in injured animals to help them rehabilitate. A tour guide could take you around the facility to watch some of the creatures being cared for. Not only will this be a good lesson for kids to learn about coexisting in an ecosystem, but they might also get to hold some of the animals!