Top Central Valley Classic Car Tours

Slip beneath the ground on a 4-hour tour through the Venado caves from La Fortuna, and follow underground trails into a series of remarkable grottoes and chambers. Gear up and follow your flashlight along an ancient seabed as you explore the caves with your guide. Get wet and get dirty on your way to fantastic rock formations and bristling stalactites and stalagmites, visit a bat colony that thrives in the cool, dark cave system, then return to the surface to enjoy a snack of tropical fruits.

This day we will leave your Hotel for the Poás de Alajuela area, we will make a stop for a brief explanation about our golden grain, the coffee where we will stop to see the coffee bushes, also having the opportunity to take a photograph of the Ventral Valley and from the coffee plantation. We will continue the tour through fern, flower and strawberry crops. .

NOTE The total stay within the Poás Volcano National Park will be 40 minutes: 10 minutes on the walk to the viewpoint of the crater, 20 minutes on the lookout point and 10 minutes on the exit walk. There is no access to the Botos Lagoon and in case of fog, there is no extra waiting time as in the past.

Visit an indigenous Maleku community near the Arenal volcano in Costa Rica’s Northern Plains on a full-day tour from La Fortuna. Learn about the history and traditions of their people. Try typical Maleku foods for lunch before returning to your hotel.

Explore Costa Rica’s authentic side on this four-night guided excursion. After a convenient airport pickup, enjoy experiences like visiting La Paz Waterfall Gardens, Doka Coffee Estate, Arenal Volcano National Park, scaling boulders and trekking through rainforests with Lost Canyon Adventures, and rafting down Sarapiqui River. Enjoy complimentary accommodations, meals, and private transportation along the way.

Watch for sloths and monkeys as you explore Danaus Eco-Center on a half-day eco tour from La Fortuna, then explore a colorful butterfly garden filled with lush, tropical plants. Walk trails through the secondary forest, learn how the center’s conservation programs protect Costa Rica’s plants and animals, and visit the butterfly breeding center where dozens of species of butterflies bloom from larvae to flying pollinators.