tour costa rica

The diverse tourist attractions throughout the country include: Guanacaste’s white sand beaches known for their crystal clear waters, luxury hotels, and sports fishing opportunities; Jacó Beach in the Central Pacific, a popular surf an entertainment town, a local’s favorite, and the closest beach area to the capital city; Manuel Antonio National Park, also in the Central Pacific, offering beautiful beaches in a pristine natural environment; and, the unspoiled Caribbean beaches, with rustic accommodations and a deeply rooted Caribbean culture. At Gray Line Costa Rica, we offer you easy access and one day tours to all of these destinations For nature lovers, Costa Rica offers a great variety of tourist destinations including the virgin jungles of the tropical forest -- the biological treasures of the Monteverde Cloud Forest, the inland canals of Tortuguero National Park, plenty of rainforests, and nine active volcanoes. As a visitor, you will find yourself in awe at the power of nature transmitted by the Arenal Volcano and its lagoon, among many others. Remember, as local experts, at Gray Line Costa Rica we can help you custom design your transfers, hotel reservations, car rentals, and excursions.Experience adventure and sports immersed in a thriving nature setting by enjoying the surging rivers of Costa Rica with a run through the rapids in a raft or kayak. The marine life of the warm Pacific waters offer you multiple locations for diving, while our mountains challenge you to mountain bike, hike, or horseback ride amid a marvelous environment. Finally, do not miss your opportunity to take a canopy tour and experience the exciting adventure of cruising over tree tops in a zip line while admiring the beauty of nature spreading out at your feet.

Every place tells a story, and to truly feel like a local in Costa Rica you need to know our historic landmarks. The culture of Costa Rica reflects the rich racial mix that coexists in the country. The main cultural influence is European as demonstrated by our official language -Spanish-, and the colonial architecture of our churches and other historical buildings. The indigenous influence is less visible but it is still present in our diet  corn tortillas and beans are an important part of traditional Costa Rican dining , and in the ceramic crafts sold along the sides of the street. At Gray Line Costa Rica, we travel these streets daily, offering our clients first class shuttle services to their day tours, hotels, packaged destinations, and tourist circuits.