Yes, Costa Rica is renowned for its commitment to environmental conservation and is a top destination for eco-tourism. The country has numerous national parks, reserves and eco-friendly accommodations.

The best time to visit Costa Rica depends on your preferences. The dry season, from December to April, is popular for its sunny weather. The wet or "green" season, from May to November, offers lush landscapes and fewer tourists. Wildlife enthusiasts often prefer the green season.

The currency of Costa Rica is the Costa Rican Colón (CRC), but the United States Dollar (USD) is widely accepted and used in most tourist areas.

Costa Rica tours offer a wide range of activities, including hiking, wildlife watching, zip-lining, surfing, snorkeling and birdwatching. You can also visit hot springs, explore coffee farms and go on canopy tours.

Yes, Costa Rica is a fantastic destination for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. The country is known for its incredible biodiversity including a wide variety of birds, mammals, reptiles and plant species. You can explore lush rainforests, cloud forests and national parks to experience its rich natural heritage.

Costa Rica is widely considered one of the safest destinations in Central America for solo travellers, including those on adventure holidays. Tourism is well established and many solo travellers also choose guided group trips for added convenience, safety and the chance to explore more remote natural areas with confidence.

Most treks in Costa Rica are moderate rather than extreme. You can expect well-marked rainforest trails, some humid conditions, and occasional uneven sections rather than high-altitude or technical mountain trekking.

On our walking tour the walking is interspersed with travel days and wildlife activities, so it’s a varied adventure rather than continuous trekking. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended, but you don’t need prior trekking experience.

UK passport holders do not usually need a visa for short tourist stays in Costa Rica. You can typically enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Entry rules can change, so it’s always worth checking official government travel advice before departure.

Yes — we offer a dedicated family adventure holiday in Costa Rica designed specifically with younger travellers in mind. This trip is built around fun, interactive experiences rather than long trekking days, making it ideal for families who want an active but relaxed adventure. Expect a mix of rainforest wildlife encounters, volcano visits, boat trips, gentle walks, hanging bridges, and hands-on activities that keep children engaged throughout.