Costa Rica DMC :
Camino Travel
- Excellent country knowledge
- Personalised service
- Total quality assurance
- Sustainable practices
- Passionate and experienced guides
About our Costa Rica partner
For over 30 years, Camino Travel has provided travellers with innovative, culturally sensitive services throughout Costa Rica.
Proud to be an independently run company committed to the highest standards of social and environmental practices, they offer a wide range of individualised services to both FIT clients and groups including tailor-made individual trips, special interest, adventure, hiking, family, student, honeymoon, and active itineraries. Their knowledgeable and friendly team, including their experienced guides, are committed to showcasing the best of Costa Rica through personal high-quality service.
Proud to be an independently run company committed to the highest standards of social and environmental practices, they offer a wide range of individualised services to both FIT clients and groups including tailor-made individual trips, special interest, adventure, hiking, family, student, honeymoon, and active itineraries. Their knowledgeable and friendly team, including their experienced guides, are committed to showcasing the best of Costa Rica through personal high-quality service.
Integrity, open and honest communication, respect for natural resources, and social responsibility are key pillars of the company. They have been awarded a high level certificate (Level 4) for sustainable tourism by the Costa Rica Tourism Board and are an active promoter of the Code of Conduct Against Child Sexual Exploitation in Tourism.
Camino’s sister company, PREMIO DMC, offers tailored services to corporate groups that wish to visit Costa Rica for incentive travel, business and meetings programs.
Camino’s sister company, PREMIO DMC, offers tailored services to corporate groups that wish to visit Costa Rica for incentive travel, business and meetings programs.
Next Destination:
Costa Rica
With both Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, miles of untouched rainforest, towering volcanic peaks and fast-flowing rivers, it’s no surprise that Costa Rica is the wildlife star of Central America. Resplendent quetzals, once considered divine by pre-Columbian civilisations, flit through the moss-dappled cloud forests. Hummingbirds congregate to drink nectar from a fabulous feast of flora.
Monkeys howl in the rainforest canopy. Jaguars slink across the shady forest floor. And turtles lay their eggs along the coast’s virgin beaches. The capital, San José, has a spectacular setting in the Central Valley, ringed by mountains and volcanoes on all sides. The Pacific coast stretches from Guanacaste in the west, home to the largest remaining dry forest in Central America, to the Osa Peninsula in the east, a remote yet rewarding outcrop of beautiful beaches, tangled mangroves and lush, dense rainforest.
On the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero National Park is the obvious star, its coastal rainforest threaded by a maze of canals, swamps and waterways. Dividing the two coasts is a string of mountains and volcanoes, including Arenal, a leaping giant that rises imperiously above the rainforest canopy. Amongst all this are some of Central America’s most innovative lodges, from which a wealth of activities can easily be organised, from trekking, horse riding and white-water rafting to zip-lining, surfing and canyoning.
On the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero National Park is the obvious star, its coastal rainforest threaded by a maze of canals, swamps and waterways. Dividing the two coasts is a string of mountains and volcanoes, including Arenal, a leaping giant that rises imperiously above the rainforest canopy. Amongst all this are some of Central America’s most innovative lodges, from which a wealth of activities can easily be organised, from trekking, horse riding and white-water rafting to zip-lining, surfing and canyoning.