Pre- booking tours
Jun 14th, 2011, 03:59 AM
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Pre- booking tours
How much pre-booking of the tours should I do?
And I'm not sure what we will have time for..and there's rain to consider. Seem like when reading some trip reports there is a mixture of pre-planning and arranging for tours through the hotel when you get there.
Mainly concerned w/ Arenal and Monteverde as we will only have 2 nights in each.
And I'm not sure what we will have time for..and there's rain to consider. Seem like when reading some trip reports there is a mixture of pre-planning and arranging for tours through the hotel when you get there.
Mainly concerned w/ Arenal and Monteverde as we will only have 2 nights in each.
Jun 14th, 2011, 04:58 AM
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I think you're fine to just book everything when you get there. Eco Termales does sell out, so if you're interested in going there, I might book that one ahead. They limit the number of people who can get in to keep it from getting crowded.
Jun 14th, 2011, 03:14 PM
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Volcanogirl is right, Eco Termales about the only thing that might fill up. Sometimes in the dry season some tours can fill as well.
If you do go through a tour operator pre booking, make sure they are registered with CANATUR or ICT the tourism governing bodies here in Costa Rica.
Cheers
If you do go through a tour operator pre booking, make sure they are registered with CANATUR or ICT the tourism governing bodies here in Costa Rica.
Cheers
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