• Province of Limon - The first stop is at a fruit stand where you can sample tropical fruits, including the finest pineapple in Costa Rica! The tour guide will introduce you to various plants such as pineapple, Liberica coffee bush, and sugar cane, as well as trees like the cacao tree, mango, and noni tree.

• Province of Limon - Next to the fruit stand, there’s a souvenir store where you can enjoy excellent coffee and find wonderful merchandise made in Costa Rica.

• Province of Limon - Our second stop is a visit to banana and chocolate plantations. The tour guide will explain how these plantations operate in the country and how banana plants grow.

• Tortuguero - The highlight is a boat ride through one of the largest canals in Costa Rica, an excellent spot for wildlife. You’ll have the chance to see howler monkeys, sloths, caimans, crocodiles, birds, and more!

• Playa Bonita - Our final stop is at Playa Bonita (Pretty Beach). Here, you can enjoy sodas, smoothies, cocktails, or beer. If you’re hungry, I recommend trying the rice and beans with Caribbean sauce or patacones, the local chips made from plantains.

• Puerto Limon - The last part of the tour is a city tour of Puerto Limon. You’ll see important buildings like the First Baptist Church in Limon, the old train station, the main church in town, and Big Boy Stadium, the only baseball stadium in the province.

• Fresh Fruits
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes
• Port pickup and drop-off
• Boat tour in Tortuguero Canal
• Bilingual tour guide

• Food and drinks

The Tortuguero Canals will guide you through a vibrant jungle that stretches over narrow waterways, formed by rivers originating in the high mountains and flowing towards the sea.

Here, you can commonly spot monkeys, crocodiles, iguanas, and sloths. The canals are also a bird watcher’s paradise, so keep your eyes peeled! The Tortuguero Canals are undoubtedly one of Costa Rica’s main attractions, offering a unique opportunity to experience this natural wonder. You’ll pass through some of the country’s most fertile areas and learn about Costa Rica’s primary agricultural products. Along the way, you’ll see cocoa plantations and ornamental flowers.

Additionally, you won’t be in a large group—at most, there will be 22 people in a car. These small groups allow for a better view and improved communication with the tour guide.

• At time of booking, Cruise ship passengers must provide the following information at time of booking: ship name, docking time, disembarkation time and re-boarding time
• Experience our full-day shore excursion designed exclusively for cruise passengers!

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