Begin at Muelle Goshen, travel through canals to Pacuare Reserve, touching the sea after a short walk, enjoying local breakfast, and ending at Route 32 with a Rice and Beans lunch.
Talamanca Mountain Range
Goshen
Boat at Pacuare Village
Caiman
Barra del Pacuare
Aninga
Starting totem
Congo
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 2
The ascent in a tropical climate begins, with Caribbean views and plains left behind. Poisonous frogs and reaching the indigenous area’s edge make for a beautiful coastal day.
Hikers
Brisas
Blue Jeans Frog
Golden orb-weaver
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 3
Traverse the Cabecar Nairi-Awari reserve in Talamanca's mountains, exploring remote terrain rich with nature and indigenous heritage.
Tsine Kicha
Butterfly
Golden Oriole
Yummy!
Nairi Awari junction
Nairi Awari
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 4
Explore rural life from 3x de Turrialba to Pacayitas, with views of Talamanca's mountains and low difficulty level.
Indigenous area
Cacao
Orchid
Gwan
Hikers
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Visit Finca Lirios in Zona de los Santos, a sanctuary of biodiversity with exceptional cuisine and sustainability focus.
Coffee plantation worker
Bajo "El Salado"
Coffee fruit
Hiker
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 14
Gegins with breakfast at Finca Lirios, offering panoramic views of the Pacific. Hikers pass through coffee plantations before reaching Naranjillo for a night of camping under the stars.
Horned grasshopper
"Clavel de Pobre"
Naranjillo River
"Reina de la noche"
Cerro el Pito
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 15
On Stage 15 of the Camino de Costa Rica, we journey from Naranjillo to Esquipulas, a paradise for birdwatchers with toucans and hummingbirds. This hike offers a deep connection to nature’s beauty and wildlife.
Tarantula
Coffee Harvesting
Looking at monkeys
Caribbean coast, Quepos
Naranjo River Canyon
El Camino de Costa Rica
Stage 16
Last stage of El Camino de Costa Rica, the stunning Pacific Ocean, where hikers celebrate reaching the ocean after a challenging journey, symbolizing both victory and a deeper connection to Costa Rica’s natural beauty