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Stories tagged #transportation on Toorizta Articles.
Leaving the Caribbean Coast: Drive Five Hours, or Fly From Limón?
Sansa flies Limón to San José in about 40 minutes, and our road shuttle is scheduled at five hours. Which to pick for your last day. Ask us.
Getting to Uvita: Your Bus Has to Say Costanera
SINAC says ride a Tracopa bus via the Costanera that stops in Uvita, then arrange your own ride to the park gate you want. Plan your arrival.
In Uvita, the Bus Drops You on the Highway. Plan the Last Kilometer First.
Uvita's bus is a long-haul Tracopa service that drops you on Route 34, not in town. Which ride to pick, and how to reach the park gate. Ask us.
Getting to Tortuguero: Your Rental Car Cannot Come With You
SINAC says Tortuguero is reachable only by small boat. Which dock to drive to, where your car waits, when to fly instead, and what to ask us first.
Getting to Uvita: There Is No Airport, and Not Every Bus Stops There
There is no airport at Uvita and not every southbound bus stops there. Which road, which Tracopa departure, and whether you need a car once you arrive
Getting to Tortuguero: There Is No Road, and the Last Boat Out Leaves Early
SINAC calls La Pavona the fastest route in. One operator's last shared boat out leaves at 2 p.m. How to pick your dock, your hour, your ride. Ask us.
Getting to Limón: the One Road In, and the Days It Closes
Route 32 is the only quick road from San Jose to Limon, and CONAVI shuts it for landslides. The bus times, the detour, the flight, and what to ask us.
Leaving SJO: Your Landing Hour Picks the Ride, Not the Price
Shared shuttles leave San Jose in the morning and some SJO rental desks close at 11 p.m. Here is how your landing hour picks your ride out of the airp
SJO to Jaco: the bus moved, and the last one leaves at 7 p.m.
The bus to Jaco no longer leaves from Terminal 7-10, and the last one departs San Jose at 7 p.m. Current schedules, and how to pick your ride.