Day 1 - Puerto Caldera

Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica: Located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Puerto Caldera is a gateway to an array of cultural and natural attractions. This port serves as the perfect starting point for exploring lush rainforests, stunning wildlife, and picturesque beaches that this portion of Costa Rica has to offer.

Day 2 - Tortuga Island

Tortuga Island, Costa Rica: Named after its turtle-shaped volcanic rock formations, Isla Tortuga is a small island set just off the tip of the Nicoya Peninsula’s southern coast. The island offers an enticing mix of white pristine beaches, palm trees, red volcanic rocks, verdant jungles, and sparkling crystals lining the shores. The crystal-clear waters here are renowned among snorkelers and scuba divers. Just east of the island, the Curu Wildlife Refuge boasts some of the area’s best wildlife watching, including capuchin and howler monkeys, river otters, and deer. Beneath the waves, snorkelers can encounter a diverse array of marine life, such as mantarays, reef sharks, octopuses, stingrays, angel fish, and spinner dolphins.

Day 3 - Quepos

Quepos (Puerto Quepos), Costa Rica: Quepos offers an unforgettable nature experience with the nearby Manuel Antonio National Park, just 7 km to the south. This attractive destination perfectly blends the wild beauty of the park with a variety of modern conveniences, including banks, restaurants, and hotels. Once a banana plantation hub, Quepos now thrives on tourism, drawing visitors with world-class sport fishing and a host of other activities. The wetlands around Quepos can be navigated by boat, offering opportunities to see crocodiles, monkeys, herons, and more. This enchanting location ensures a perfect balance between natural wonders and modern comforts.

Day 4 - Isla Parida

Isla Parida, Panama: Situated in the Gulf of Chiriquí, Isla Parida is part of a national marine park and offers visitors serene beaches and rich biodiversity. The island's tropical environment provides a lush backdrop for exploration, with opportunities for hiking, bird-watching, and sailing around its pristine waters.

Day 5 - Isla Catalana

Isla Catalana, Mexico: Isla Catalana is a rugged island renowned for its spectacular views and unique desert-meets-sea landscape. Rich in ecological diversity, it offers a secluded paradise for nature enthusiasts and hikers, equally offering splendid views and a sense of tranquility.

Day 6 - Isla Iguana

Isla Iguana, Panama: Known for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters, Isla Iguana is a protected wildlife refuge. It is home to diverse wildlife, including vibrant coral reefs and an abundance of exotic bird species, making it a perfect stop for beach lovers and divers alike.

Day 7 - Pearl Islands

Pearl Islands, Panama: Comprising around 90 islands, the Pearl Archipelago offers turquoise waters and white sandy beaches that are ideal for relaxation and exploration. With a rich history dating back to Spanish exploration, these islands now offer modern luxuries alongside pristine natural beauty.

Day 8 - Balboa

Balboa (Panama City), Panama: As a dynamic part of Panama City, Balboa is a melting pot of culture, history, and natural beauty. It is ideally positioned for exploring the Panama Canal and the city's vibrant urban life, making it a fitting conclusion to your holiday expedition.