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DECOSTA RICA Tour Pura Vida 2026
A Life Before and After Discovering Costa Rica
There exists an invisible line that divides life in two: before and after knowing Costa Rica. This country is not just a destination: it is a transformative travel experience that profoundly changes heart and spirit. The philosophy of Pura Vida is much more than a word: it is a way of living with openness, lightness and deep connection to the environment, felt everywhere — from the smallest villages to vast natural expanses.
On a motorcycle, every kilometer of this motorcycle journey in Costa Rica reveals new emotions: the breeze of the Pacific Ocean, the variety of tropical landscapes, the green forests and the natural panoramas that unfold beside the road accompany an unforgettable adventure. The nature of Costa Rica is the absolute protagonist, offering intense and engaging scenes that make this two‑wheeled route a unique experience.
This route is not simply an itinerary: it is an adventure that awakens the senses, invites discovery and leaves a deep impression on the memory of those who live it. Every day is a new discovery, every moment an indelible memory, among tropical beaches, green mountains, untouched valleys and breathtaking views.
After experiencing Costa Rica, you are no longer the same.
Because: there is a life before and after knowing Costa Rica.
What's included in the package
- Complete organization: Every detail of your motorcycle journey carefully planned for a stress-free experience.
- Transfers: Comfortable transfers to and from Juan Santamaría International Airport in San José.
- Guide and assistance: Experienced guide and local Costa Rican coordinator providing continuous support and safety throughout the tour.
- Accommodation: 14 nights in selected hotels, including seaside locations, offering comfort, quality, and breakfast included.
- High-altitude coffee tour: Guided visit to highland coffee plantations with final tasting.
- Kayak tour or horseback riding in nature: Paddle through natural mangrove channels with an expert guide to observe local wildlife or enjoy horseback rides through unique natural landscapes.
- Chocolate tour: Guided visit to a cacao plantation with a workshop to create your own chocolate.
- Zip line: Thrilling adventure gliding along cables above the Ceiba forest.
- BMW GS 650 motorcycle: Equipped with 15-liter side panniers and insurance included.
- Fuel included: Travel worry-free with fuel provided for the entire tour.
- Clothing and safety: Jet or full-face helmet available on request, sizes from XS to XXL.
What is not included
- All transport: flight tickets, ferries or sea transport, train tickets, cable car, taxi and other transfers.
- Tolls, fuel and parking fees for all vehicles used during the itinerary.
- Meals and drinks during the trip according to personal needs.
- Entrance fees for protected areas, historical sites and tourist attractions.
- Personal insurance, including trip cancellation, medical expenses, accidents and illness coverage.
- Personal expenses and extras, such as tips and individual purchases not listed under “What is included”.
Price
Overview of the Trip
Motorcycle Tour in Costa Rica – Nature, Culture, Beaches and Adventure
The motorcycle journey in Costa Rica is a crescendo of emotions: it begins in Alajuela, a city on the central plateau just a few kilometers from the capital San José, where you immediately immerse yourself in the local culture among coffee plantations, hidden waterfalls and landscapes that look like paintings.
You cross colonial valleys, authentic towns and scenic roads that lead to the country’s majestic volcanoes, symbols of its wild and untamed soul.
Then comes the Pacific coast, with remote beaches, fiery sunsets and activities that smell of freedom: kayaking through mangroves, horseback riding along the sand, pure nature that gets under your skin.
The journey continues through cacao plantations, where you experience the special moment of creating your own chocolate — a unique experience that unites the senses and memory in a meaningful way.
The route then leads among iconic mountains and volcanoes, where the adrenaline rush of a spectacular zip line gives way to the wonder of incredible natural scenery.
When you return to the Pacific coast, the pace slows: the sound of the waves becomes a constant companion, perfect for being enveloped by the peace of the place.
The route ends where it all began, celebrating an adventure capable of changing the way you experience travel and, in part, even yourself. And for those who wish, there is always the possibility to continue exploring this country that makes a lasting impression. Pura Vida.
The itinerary may change due to external circumstances beyond Liberty Moto Travel’s control.
Tour Highlights:
- Departure from Alajuela with immersion in local culture and tropical landscapes.
- Crossing colonial valleys and scenic roads toward majestic volcanoes.
- Exploration of Pacific beaches with kayaking and outdoor adventure.
- Unique cacao plantation experience with chocolate creation.
- Mountain and volcano regions with thrilling zip line experiences.
- Relaxation on Pacific beaches with the sound of waves and fiery sunsets.
- Return to San José and final celebration of the “Pura Vida” experience.
Flights from Europe
From Switzerland, direct flight with the EDELWEISS airline (ZH/San José) round trip.
From Spain/Germany/France/Holland, direct flight or one stopover with national airline.
From other countries, one to two stopovers with the KLM / AIR FRANCE / IBERIA / LUFTHANSA / EDELWEISS airlines.
This property is in high demand!
Extra health & safety measures
FAQ
Some of the FAQ
A passport with a minimum validity of 6 months is required to travel to Costa Rica.
The official language of Costa Rica is Spanish. English is the most widely used foreign language.
The currencies accepted for cash payments are Colones (national currency), US Dollars, Euros. Credit and debit cards are also accepted for small amounts.
osta Rica, in general, is a stable and safe country, neutral, without an army for over 60 years and with an entrenched democracy. Official figures rate Costa Rica as the safest country in Central America. Violent crime is relatively rare, petty thefts in cars or flats are present, but with a little common sense they can be prevented.
Yes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) ranks Costa Rica 36th in the world for health quality. Obviously, there are considerable differences between the slower public healthcare, and the private healthcare, which reaches peaks of absolute excellence. However, outside the capital, San José, medical care is not always guaranteed. Hospitals require a financial guarantee (credit card or advance payment) before starting treatment.
With the exception of the Caribbean area, tap water is safe to drink and can be used for oral and personal hygiene.
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