Most Costa Rica tours: 40 people on a bus. Designated viewpoints.
Ours: 10-15 people. Time to observe. Space to understand. You notice a sloth’s grip. How a howler monkey positions itself. The way water moves around a whale. The itinerary serves the experience, not the other way around.
Small groups also mean real conversations. With your guide. With other travelers. You meet people worth knowing beyond the trip.
The accommodations matter too. Boutique eco-lodges known by name. Thoughtful food, comfortable rooms. They’re intentional, not generic. When you choose Ecoadventures Costa Rica, you’re choosing active education.
Bradypus variegatus
The three-toed Sloth is common in Costa Rica and found in the forest canopy.
Tamandua tetradactyla
Anteaters feed mostly on termites and use their foreclaws to tear nests apart.
Nasua narica
Coatis travel as family groups of females and their young, or as solitary males.
Agalychnis callidryas
These nocturnal frogs gather to reproduce in pools of water in the rainforest.
These are our upcoming Ecoadventure trips, and spots tend to fill quickly. Trips that are no longer available have been removed, so if a date interests you, reach out soon to secure your place.
March 2026-–Costa Rica Biodiversity
April 2026–Costa Rica Diverse Habitats
May 2026–Sloths, Leatherbacks & Volcanoes
July 2026–Costa Rica Coast to Coast
Ecoadventures is designed for people who love being outdoors and want to experience Costa Rica’s wildlife and ecosystems up close. These trips are a great fit for travelers who enjoy walking forest trails, spotting birds and mammals, learning about local habitats, and exploring a mix of rainforests, cloud forests, and coastal areas. If you prefer small groups, flexible days, and meaningful time in nature rather than luxury resorts or fast-paced sightseeing, you’ll feel at home here. The ideal traveler is curious, observant, and open to the natural rhythm of each day. They’re comfortable walking 2–3 miles on uneven terrain, adapting to changing weather, and embracing the beauty of the unexpected—like a bird call in the canopy or a wildlife sighting along the trail. If you value connection, discovery, and authentic nature travel, these ecoadventures are built for you.
