Jaco30 min
Playa Jacó is a bustling, high-energy beach town located on Costa Rica's Central Pacific coast, just 90 minutes from San José. It features a 2.5-mile (4 km) crescent of dark volcanic sand framed by lush tropical hills.
The Vibe: It is the most developed and accessible beach city in the country, known for its vibrant atmosphere, active nightlife, and a main avenue packed with diverse restaurants, shops, and modern amenities.
30 min
The venue commonly referred to in the area is Los Sueños Resort and Marina Click to open side panel for more information , located in Herradura Bay just north of Jacó. It is widely recognized as Costa Rica's premier luxury marina and master-planned resort community, acting as a major hub for high-end maritime travel, world-class sportfishing, and upscale lifestyle amenities.
High-End Infrastructure & Amenities
• World-Class Marina: Features a 200-slip wet dock accommodating yachts ranging from 30 to 180 feet, alongside a 116-slip dry storage facility for vessels under 35 feet, full fuel docking, and certified maintenance services.
• The Marina Village: The resort’s social heartbeat, home to upscale boutiques, specialized marine supply shops, banking services, and an elegant waterfront promenade.
The Crocs Skyway: A Modern Finale
Before returning to your ship, we make a sophisticated final stop at the brand-new The Crocs Skyway. This premier tourist complex offers an elevated aerial platform providing a safe and spectacular vantage point over the river’s wildlife.
During this 30-minute interlude, you can:
• Enjoy a refreshing iced coffee or a cold local beverage.
• Browse the Grand Souvenir Gallery for high-quality Costa Rican crafts.
• Sample authentic local flavors at the snack bar or chocolatier.
Carara National ParkPass by
Carara National Park is an extraordinary ecological gem where the dry tropical forest of the north meets the lush rainforest of the South Pacific, creating a unique transition zone brimming with incredible biodiversity. World-renowned as a vital sanctuary for one of the last remaining wild populations of the brilliant scarlet macaw, the park is an absolute paradise for birdwatchers and nature photographers alike. Furthermore, its highly accessible trail system and its proximity to the famous Tárcoles River—home to massive American crocodiles—make it an essential, captivating destination for anyone looking to experience Costa Rica’s rich wildlife in a single, convenient stop.
