Best Costa Rica Fall Family Vacation Ideas

[Shannon Farley]

November means autumn school breaks and Thanksgiving week in the USA. It’s time for your fall family vacation.

This year, be ahead of the learning curve and visit one of the world’s largest “outdoor classrooms” in the sun and tropics of Costa Rica. Imagine discovering animals and plants that you have never seen before with your family... a terrific bonding experience and good school report material too! Costa Rica is one of the safest countries in Central America, and a main reason the nation is a top international travel destination.

Time is precious, so don’t waste it on endless searches of hotels and tours on the internet. Save time for your family by choosing a 2Costa Rica Travel family vacation package to Costa Rica. The top travel agency uses their 20+ years of experience to give you comprehensive information on the best hotels, tours, transportation, and safety and travel tips to Costa Rica. One notable itinerary is the Two Mountains Family Vacation Package.

The week-long vacation (8-days/7-nights) gives you and your family an adventure with two days each at the most popular mountain destinations in Costa Rica – Arenal Volcano and the Monteverde Cloud Forest. Hotels are luxurious and family-friendly. Activities are endless – hiking in the Arenal Volcano National Park and Monteverde Cloud Forest reserves, suspension bridges, canopy ziplines, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, cave exploring, mountain biking, boat rides, and indigenous cultural tours, to name a few.

Don’t worry, there’s also Costa Rica beach time – three days at magnificent Manuel Antonio on the Central Pacific Coast. The area is known for the Manuel Antonio National Park, white sand beaches, easy-to-see wildlife and plentiful adventure tours.

2Costa Rica Travel can tailor vacation itineraries to any budget and family size. They offer detailed itinerary planning and personalized in-country support service. Hop a flight to the San José international airport (SJO and get ready for paradise.

Article by Shannon Farley