Costa Rica Luxury Trips
Scenery, Fauna, and La Pura Vida
Costa Rica, meaning “rich coast” in Spanish, lives up to its name with stunning biodiversity and landscapes, including active volcanoes, cloud forests, pristine beaches, and tropical rainforests. A Red Pineapple Costa Rica luxury vacation offers eco-friendly adventures and serene evenings in top-notch lodges.
Explore the Monteverde region’s lush Cloud Forest Reserve on a Red Pineapple Costa Rica luxury vacation, accompanied by an expert naturalist to discover over 400 bird species and 1,500 plant species. Traverse 15 hanging bridges in the Arenal region, enjoying a view of the active Arenal Volcano. Along the Caribbean coast, boat through Tortuguero’s wildlife-rich canals and witness nesting sites of the endangered Atlantic green sea turtle.
For adventurous families, Red Pineapple Family vacations in Costa Rica include kayaking, zip-lining in Jaco’s rainforest canopy, and wildlife tracking with a seasoned guide. Embark on a unique adventure in Costa Rica with Red Pineapple’s luxury vacations in this lush paradise.
Experience Costa Rica
Nestled between two vast continents, Costa Rica is often perceived as a bridge, a mere transit point. However, since 2009, our dedicated exploration has transformed it into a destination in its own right. From the hushed jungles to the vibrant cities, we’ve delved into every detail, meeting Marimba musicians in Nicoya, conversing with entrepreneurs in San Jose, and trekking with tribal guides along the Caribbean coast.
Despite its beautiful beach borders, Costa Rica, for us, is an adventure playground. Surrendering to its wild allure—ziplining over volcanoes and connecting with ancient tribes—it’s in these moments that we feel most alive. A tailor-made holiday in Costa Rica is an unforgettable adventure.
Manuel Antonio National Park
Discover the wonders of Manuel Antonio National Park, spanning nearly 680 hectares of untouched tropical paradise. Immerse yourself in the richness, ruggedness, and biodiversity of Costa Rica’s jewel. Embark on a guided hike through mangrove swamps and lagoons, hearing captivating tales of the Quepoa tribe from the pre-Columbian era. Indulge in a romantic champagne dinner at sea for two, followed by a return to Manuel Antonio Beach to witness an unforgettable vibrant sunset.
Arenal
Nestled in Costa Rica’s Alajuela province, Arenal National Park, once home to the highly active Arenal Volcano until it entered a resting phase in 2010, now beckons nature enthusiasts. The park offers a range of outdoor activities, from bird-watching in diverse habitats to hiking trails boasting panoramic volcano views. Educational programs at the Arenal Observatory Lodge enhance the experience. Renowned for natural hot springs, the region features resorts utilizing geothermal waters. Nearby Lake Arenal, formed by the Arenal Dam, invites water-based activities with picturesque surroundings. The park’s ecosystems, including rainforests and secondary forests, host varied flora and fauna, supported by ongoing conservation efforts. Before planning a visit, check for the latest information, including updates on park activities and volcanic conditions.
Monteverde
Nestled between two cloud forests, Monteverde is embraced by the charming village of Santa Elena, offering captivating vistas of the lush surroundings. The Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, a haven of biodiversity, invites exploration with its network of hiking trails winding through tropical plant life, hosting elusive jaguars and vibrant quetzals. Beyond its natural allure, Monteverde is renowned for organic farming and sustainable energy practices. For those seeking a departure from the familiar and a lesson in self-reliance set against the backdrop of unspoiled natural beauty, Monteverde beckons. Immerse yourself in a world that may redefine your notion of travel.
Tortuguero National Park
Nestled within Tortuguero National Park, this quaint coastal village is renowned for its sea turtle nesting colonies along its pristine beaches. Accessible primarily by waterways and air, the village is surrounded by lush rainforests intersected by an intricate network of freshwater canals. Whether navigating the Lucky River by boat or flying into the area, you’ll encounter abundant wildlife. From playful monkeys to sunbathing crocodiles on the sandbanks, the rich biodiversity is a sight to behold. If you’re fortunate, glimpses of jaguars, tapirs, or manatees may await you in the park’s wetlands and jungles.
Osa Peninsula
The Osa Peninsula, situated on the Southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, offers an array of stunning tropical landscapes and diverse wildlife habitats. Surrounded by tropical seas on three sides, the peninsula invites you to enjoy balmy beaches and swim in warm waters. Navigate through intricate marine and freshwater canals, supporting a wealth of aquatic flora and fauna. Delve into the pristine rainforests of Corcovado National Park, where endangered species like jaguars and pumas, along with vibrant birds like scarlet macaws, thrive. Explore the Cano Island Biological Reserve to discover intriguing stone spheres and other pre-Columbian cultural artifacts. As night falls, experience the jungle’s nocturnal symphony from the comfort of your lodge, imagining the mystical rhythms of hunting and survival.





