eco tours

Southern Expeditions run a variety of tours outside of Dominical for people wishing to see more of natural Costa Rica. The company specializes in eco-tours, with options that include day trips to Corcovado National Park, Cano Island, and Ballena National Park. Southern Expeditions offer trips where the activities include snorkeling, scuba diving, whale watching, sea or mangrove kayaking, a crocodile night safari tour by boat, and a three-day Osa Peninsula package. Tour costs vary, but discount pricing is available for groups larger than five. Find out more at their office in Dominical, or contact them through the web.Further investigations are under looking for failure by Rangel to disclose income from a rental villa he owns in Dominical Republic and the misuse oThe students have the opportunity to surf off several beaches including Playa Dominical, Costa Rica, which offers some of the best surf breaks in CentralUsually people only need directions from the capital airport, SJO. There are three ways to get to Dominical [M], not counting the sea. The most common is from the east, via San Isidro (de General). San Jose is where you fly in and either bus or rent a car and head south to San Isidro. There you can buy some groceries at reasonable prices and head west (just ask for Dominical). This entire route takes you through cloud forests, mountain ridges, and river valleys and takes about four hours by car and six hours by bus (San Jose to Dominical). Coming in from the northern route now has a new, paved highway. From Quepos, Dominical is about a 1 hour drive. From the south what people do is fly into SJO, then make reservations for Sansa air flight to Palmar Sur and get a car rental to meet them there. From Palmar Sur to Dominical is the best road in the country, thought to support the future plans of an international airport in Palmar Sur. It only takes 45 minutes to drive from the airport to Dominical this way