Runaway Romance
8 Days / 7 Nights from $2,699.00
A Runaway Romance calls for the same in a Honeymoon. You will love the luxury in Villa Caletas and their Honeymoon Suite. Enjoy a nice mix of activities while celebrating your new lifes adventure. A trip of a lifetime
Day 1 – Arrival
- Private Transfer to Heradura
- Tarcoles River Bridge – During the journey we have arranged for a stop along the way. The Tarcoles River bridge, home of many Crocodiles some up to 6 meters in length. This is a stop to stretch your legs, take some nice photos and be on the road again (15 – 20 minute stop)
- Check In Villa Caletas - Honeymoon Suite
Day 2 – Heradura – (B,L)
- Tortuga Island - "Calypso Catamaran Cruise" also known as the Pacific Island Cruise or the Calypso Island Cruise, is a one-day boat tour full of adventure that leaves daily from Puntarenas, Costa Rica's major Pacific Port. Once on board the 71-foot Catamaran Manta Raya, you will cruise past some of the 23 islands in the calm waters of the Gulf of Nicoya, where you can see porpoise, dolphins, sea turtles and aquatic birds. Calypso offers two tour destinations daily: either the private reserve of Punta Coral, nestled in some of the world's last remaining Tropical Dry Forest and home for many species of wildlife including yellow napped parrots, and howler monkeys; or Costa Rica's famous palm studded, white sand beach Isla Tortuga (Tortuga Island). Once at your destination, enjoy the activities that include: sunbathing, volleyball, kayaks, bird watching or relax in a hammock. A wonderful gourmet meal is elegantly served accompanied with chilled white wine and live music.
Day 3 – Heradura – (B,D)
- Free Day to Explore the Town – Playa Jaco is the closest town to Villa Caletas. Yu will find many shops, art galleries, & restaurants in this lively beach town.
- Tree Top Dining - You will dine at sunset overlooking Costa Rica's largest waterfall and miles of scenic coastline. Fresh flowers, candles, tiki torches and romatic music create an ambiance you will never forget.
There is ample room for dancing or lounging in a truly romantic setting. Seating is limited and reservations are required. Reserve Now! We customize our menu to the needs of our guests.
We specialize in fresh seafood. Fresh fish, gulf shrimp, beef and chicken. Our most popular dish is the Adventure Dining combination, which includes fresh fish of the day, gulf shrimp and grilled tenderloin. A large platter!
We offer a fabulous vegitarian entree and let us know of any allergies or special needs
Day 4 – Heradura – (B,L)
- Manuel Antonio Park Day Trip - This park is just south of Quepos on the Pacific Coast only an hour and a half from your location. It is popular because of its expensive white sand beaches backed by rainforest that grows right up to the high tide line. The principal habitants are primary forest, secondary forest, mangrove swamps, lagoons and beach vegetation. There is quite a varied fauna with 109 species of mammals and 184 of birds. The park includes 12 little isles just off the coast; these are a number of dolphins and, at times, migrating whales can be observed.
Day 5 – Heradura – (B,L)
- Whale & Dolphin Sighting Tour - Cruise along the Pacific coast's spectacular mountainous coastline.Visit Marino Ballena National Park. Entrance fees included. This is the migrational destination to whales and home of three species of dolphins. Soft drinks, coffee, fruit juice, fresh fruit and snacks included. Certified, bilingual naturalist guide to teach everyone about whales and identify what we see on the trip. Swimming and beach exploration on a beautiful, restricted access beach. A chef will serve a fantastic lunch within a private hide-away inside the National Park. Monkeys, sloths and exotic wildlife live in the surrounding jungle. Lunch selections include fish fillets fresh off the grill, smothered chicken with mushrooms, or a wonderful vegetarian plate. Each are served with fresh vegetables, green salad and a glass of chilled white wine or beer. – Note: Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday departures every week.
Day 6 – Heradura – (B)
- Canopy Tour - The Original Canopy Tour offers everyone an exhilarating opportunity to soar through the rain forest high above the forest floor. There you will view jungle life from a perspective previously reserved for a select group of researchers and photographers. As many know Costa Rica has some of the most beautiful rain forests in the world and hiking through the rain forest is definitely a good way to see the forest however a new way of viewing the wildlife has become the trend lately, Canopy Tours. These Canopy Tours were invented because most of the wildlife in the forest is at the canopy level of the forest and what a better way to see it than to be in the Canopy. There are several walkways or skywalks through out Costa Rica that have a bridge strung across a valley where you can walk above the canopy and get a birds eye view of the top of the forest. There is also an aerial tram that is a gondola that slowly motors through the canopy giving the tourist a unique view of the forest. However the most popular form of Canopy Tours is the kind where there are platforms build into the strongest trees and then a zip line is strung in between the trees and tourist are then sent zipping between the trees. You are tied in with a harness and then sent at high speeds from one tree to another until the end of the line and then you allowed to transverse down from the final platform to the ground. It is an adrenalin filled experience and it is definitely for the more adventurous tourist.
Day 7 – Heradura – (B,L)
- Carara National Park Hike - This is the northernmost region of Pacific rainforest remaining in Costa Rica, and is the beginning of the transition zone into the tropical dry forests of the northwest. Carara is one of Costa Rica's National Parks, in somewhat close proximity to San José. Carara is a favorite with bird watchers for several reasons besides its ease of access. First, its position in a transition zone means that residents of both habitats are likely to appear. Second, the Río Grande de Tárcoles has free flowing sections and its waters seep into seasonal marshlands and a shallow oxbow lake covered with hyacinths further expanding number of local habitats. Finally, because it is slightly dryer, and not all of the trees are evergreen, Carara is more open than the rainforests further south making wildlife spotting easier
Day 8 – Departure – (B)
- Private Transfer to Airport
High Season – December 15th – April 30th
Per Person = $2,799.00 per/person based on double occupancy
Green Season – May 1st – December 14th
Per Person = $2,699.00 per/person based on double occupancy
Trip Includes
- All Transfers Listed Unless Noted Otherwise
- All Hotels Listed
- All Tours Listed Unless Noted Otherwise
- Meals Indicated Daily as (B,L,D)
- All Transfer, Hotel, & Tour Taxes
- 24 Hour Trip Support
- Satisfaction Guarantee
- An Adventure of a Lifetime
All Packages can be modified to suit your needs. All hotels can be substituted to better suit your travel budget
