Hi Debby!

Of the La Fortuna tour operators that include complimentary transportation with their tours, most consider hotels in the Zeta Trece community to be “La Fortuna accommodations” (despite them sitting on the outskirts of La Fortuna), so they qualify for the free pick-up and drop-off service. That being said, not all tour operators will provide transportation to/from Airbnbs like they will hotels. Popular Airbnbs that are easy to access by bus often qualify for complimentary transportation services but others do not. In the event that the specific Airbnb you plan to stay at doesn’t qualify, you can plan to get picked up and dropped off at the nearest qualifying property, such as Hotel Vista del Cerro, as you note. 🙂

Pura vida!

Hey Linda!

At the moment, we do not. We’re in the process of sorting out our discounts for the upcoming high season, though, so if you aren’t planning on traveling soon, I’d recommend revisiting our database at a later date to see if any of our new discounts are for the Jaco area.

Pura vida! 🙂

Hey Vivek!

Which hot spring properties have you already looked into? Are you wanting to visit the hot springs in La Fortuna only, or hot springs anywhere in CR?

Until soon!

Hey Avgi!

Thank you so much for your interest in our discounts! 🙂 I would love to be able to help you out, but unfortunately, we aren’t able to accept last-minute requests. (The banner at the top of each page on our website explains that we can only process orders made a minimum of 10 days prior to a tour date due to tour operators’ policies, which is why our website won’t allow you to select a date prior to the 28th.) Even though there may still be availability for the tour (or in this case, hot springs pass) that you’re interested in, we have agreements with some of our tour operator partners that require us to provide them with a set number of days’ notice in order for them to accept our discounts, so, unfortunately, last-minute requests aren’t an option. 🙁

Don’t hesitate to let us know if there are any discounts we can provide you with for later on during your trip if you’ll be staying for more than 10 days.

Pura vida!

Hey Sabina!

Thank you so much for your interest in our discounts! 🙂 I would love to be able to help you out, but unfortunately, we aren’t able to accept last-minute requests. (The banner at the top of each page on our website explains that we can only process orders made a minimum of 10 days prior to a tour date due to tour operators’ policies.) Even though there may still be availability for a tour you’re interested in, we have agreements with some of our tour operator partners that require us to provide them with a set number of days’ notice in order for them to accept our discounts, so, unfortunately, last-minute requests aren’t an option. 🙁

Don’t hesitate to let us know if there are any discounts we can provide you with for later on during your trip if you’ll be staying for more than 10 days.

Pura vida!

Hi Ritesh!

Thanks so much for your interest in our discounts! 🙂 I would love to be able to help you out, but unfortunately, we aren’t able to accept last-minute requests. Even though we’re currently in the low season as you note, we have agreements with some of our tour operator partners that require us to provide them with a set number of days’ notice in order for them to accept our discounts, so unfortunately last-minute requests aren’t an option. 🙁

Don’t hesitate to let us know if there are any discounts we can provide you with for later on during your trip if you’ll be staying for more than 10 days.

Wishing you safe travels!

Hi Terry!

Great question! Can I ask you for a favor? If you’re a member of our DIY Costa Rica site, would you mind re-posting your question above on our forum over on that website? (You can find the forum here: https://www.diycostarica.com/diy-costa-rica-forum/). That’s the forum where we can answer all kinds of Costa Rica travel questions, including questions about transportation services. This particular forum, on our Pura Vida! eh? website, is specific to queries regarding our Pura Vida! eh? day tour discounts. Thank you so much for your understanding! 🙂

Hi Leanne!

Unfortunately, most zip-line courses in Costa Rica follow routes that connect tall trees spread out across uneven (sometimes hilly/mountainous) terrain, so it isn’t possible to follow along on the ground. Similarly, most zip-line courses explore areas deep in the forest, so it usually isn’t possible for non-participants to watch tour participants while they complete the journey. 🙁

You mentioned the tram, which is a great point. At their Arenal (La Fortuna) and Monteverde parks, Sky Adventures (a zip-line tour operator) provides the Sky Tram Aerial Tram Ride, and it can be experienced either as part of their zip-line tour, which they call the Sky Trek Canopy Tour, or on its own as an aerial tram ride only. Riding the tram would be one way to potentially share an experience with your husband and two children. The three of them could participate in the Sky Trek Canopy Tour, which automatically includes the Sky Tram Aerial Tram Ride, and you could participate in the Sky Tram Aerial Tram Ride only. Although not always guaranteed, a specific request can be made to have all four of you ride the Sky Tram together, so if that request can be accommodated, you can at least share the tram ride portion of the Sky Trek Canopy Tour together.

Pura vida! 🙂