20-Day Mexico, Guatemala & Costa Rica Tour: Mexico City to San José
20-Day Mexico, Guatemala & Costa Rica Tour: Mexico City to San José
$3868
20-Day Mexico, Guatemala & Costa Rica Tour: Mexico City to San José
20 Days Starting in Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico and ending in Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico
Visiting: Mexico City, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Hierve el Agua, Tulum, Chichén-Itzá, Valladolid, Guatemala City, San Pedro La Laguna, Acatenango Volcano Trailhead, Antigua Guatemala, La Fortuna, Manuel Antonio National Park, San José
Tour operator:
Tour code:
CAAT
Specialist Group:
18-30 Somethings
Guide Type:
Fully Guided
Group size:
2 - 20
Age range:
18-55
Special diets catered:
Halal, Kosher, Vegans, JainVegetarians
Tour operated in:
English , SpanishTrip Styles:
Activities:
Tour Overview
From the lively streets of Mexico City to the pristine beaches of Costa Rica, this 20-day group tour takes you through the heart of Central America! Watch Lucha Libre in Mexico City, surf at sunset in Puerto Escondido and swim in glowing bioluminescent waters. Explore Oaxaca’s colourful markets, hike Guatemala’s Acatenango Volcano for sunrise views and paddleboard on Arenal Lake in Costa Rica. Zipline above cloud forests, soak in volcanic hot springs and cruise along Manuel Antonio’s coast at sunset. Packed with adventure, culture, and breathtaking scenery, this trip is the ultimate way to experience three countries in one epic journey!
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 : Mexico City: Arrival & Lucha Libre
Location: Mexico City
Accommodation: Hostel
Buenos días and a very warm welcome (quite literally ) to Mexico City! Your tour officially kicks off late afternoon* in the hotel lounge, where you’ll meet your fellow travel buddies and Adventure Leader for a trip briefing – outlining travel plans and top tips on staying safe in Central America.
After this, it’s time to start your adventure in true Mexican style – with a night of Lucha Libre, traditional Mexican wrestling. Think regular wrestling, only levelled up in the form of colourful masks, flamboyant costume, and a whole lot of aerial moves. This Mexican phenomenon is a must-see whilst in the city!
*Touching down early? Here’s some recommendations from our local experts on how to spend a day in Mexico City:
For the history lovers out there, head over to the ancient pyramids at Teotihuacan – a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its impressive monuments including the Temple of Quetzalcoatl and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon.
For those wanting to dive into a true Mexican experience straight away? Head to Xochimilco – AKA, the colourful canals of Mexico City – for a scenic (and extremely colourful) cruise on a gondola through unique floating gardens. Take in the sights, enjoy some traditional Mexican food, and even a tequila shot (or 3 😉).
Day 2 : Mexico City: History Walking Tour & Chapultepec Castle
Location: Mexico City
Accommodation: Hostel
What better way to get your bearings than with a walking tour around some of Mexico City’s most iconic sites? Explore the famous sites of Zócalo Main Square, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace, the Templo Mayor and more, before stopping off for some lunch.
After, you’ll take a break from the city’s hustle and bustle for a Spanish class led by your Adventure Leader. Get prepped with some useful phrases that you can put to the test throughout your trip.
¿Estás listo? Good! Because the afternoon is yours to take on Mexico City at your own leisure. We suggest hopping on bikes to cycle over to Chapultepec Castle. Once the residence of monarchs, emperors, and presidents, it stands as the only royal castle in the Americas. Steeped in history as an imperial home, a battlefield, and now a museum, it proudly showcases Mexico’s cultural heritage – all whilst boasting breathtaking views of Mexico City. If cycling doesn’t take your fancy, simply hop in an Uber instead!
After an afternoon exploring, there’s nothing left to do other than join your group for some hearty food, accompanied by music and washed down with a tequila or mezcal – we’ll let you choose. 😉
Day 3 : Puerto Escondido: Sunset Surfing
Location: Puerto Escondido
Accommodation: Hostel
This morning, transfer to the next destination – the coastal town of Puerto Escondido. We’ll take an early morning flight to arrive in Puerto Escondido at lunchtime, where the afternoon is yours to enjoy at your own leisure. This town is famed for its stunning beaches, so we’d highly recommend hitting the crystal waters for a swim, swiftly followed by some well-deserved sunbathing time. Or, if you want to keep things super chilled, you and your travel buddies can take some time to chill by the pool at the hostel.
Come late afternoon, we’ll head to the beach for your next unmissable activity – a surf lesson at sunset! Puerto Escondido has rightfully earned its reputation as a surfer’s paradise! Home to some of the world’s best waves, it’s the perfect spot to check off “learning to surf” from your bucket list! A professional coach will guide you through essential surf theory on the sand before helping you master your pop-up. Then, it’s time to hit the waves and put your new skills to the test!
After, the evening is yours to enjoy as you wish! Explore the town more, enjoy some fresh seafood, head to a beachfront bar for a cocktail (or two 😉) or, for the party lovers explore La Punta’s nightlife.
Day 4 : Puerto Escondido: Dolphin Watching & Bioluminescent Lagoon
Location: Puerto Escondido
Accommodation: Hostel
Today, it’s all about sun, sand, and sea! We’re keeping things pretty chilled today, allowing you the choice to soak up those ever-so-important rays, explore the sights of this bohemian coastal town, or head to nearby beaches. Or, for those who are seeking a touch more adventure, opt for a dolphin and whale watching tour out on the Pacific Ocean Spot playful dolphins, majestic humpback whales (seasonal), sea turtles, and other marine life – all whilst soaking up some rays and enjoying the breathtaking coastal views.
As night falls, you then have the option to head to the iconic Manialtepec Lagoon where you’ll experience something truly unforgettable. As you swim through this stunning lagoon, bioluminescent creatures in the water will light your every move*. Think main character moment in a fairy tale movie – what a way to end your day! Failing this, there’s nothing left to do than to soak up the party vibes of this incredible surfer’s town.
*Due to visibility, this activity isn’t available on the days around a full moon.
Day 5 : Oaxaca: Alebrijes, Mole Cooking & Artisan Markets
Location: Oaxaca
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Dinner
This morning, we’re up and out early bound for our next stop – Oaxaca (pronounced Wahaca) – a city celebrated for its rich Indigenous culture and colourful festivals, set against a backdrop of colonial architecture. But this journey isn’t without some craftsmanship along the way. That’s right! You’ll discover how to make your own alebrijes, intricately painted wooden fantastical creatures that are inspired by traditional Mexican folk art.
We’ll then hit the road to arrive in Oaxaca in the early afternoon where your Adventure Leader will meet you, before checking into your hostel. Spend some time exploring the sights under your own steam – why not take a leisurely stroll through the botanical gardens, home to a stunning and diverse collection of native Mexican plant species?
Afterwards, join your fellow travellers for your next unmissable activity – a cooking class! Master the art of traditional Oaxacan mole – a traditional (and VERY delicious) Mexican sauce, renowned for its smoky, sweet, and spicey flavours!
With your cooking skills now mastered, there’s nothing left to do that soak up the charm of Oaxaca. Why not browse artisan markets, visit a rooftop bar, or enjoy live music and traditional dance performances?
Included meals: Dinner
Day 6 : Hierve el Agua, Mezcal Tasting & Salsa Class
Location: Hierve el Agua
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Lunch
This morning, it’s up and out early to the iconic Hierve el Agua, but not without a stop-off to see the famous Tule tree – the world’s widest tree! This ancient Montezuma cypress is over 2,000 years old and has a diameter of 14 meters (46 feet) – that’s roughly the same width as a tennis court or an adult blue whale! 😮
We’ll then carry on to Hierve el Agua! Located roughly 70km east of Oaxaca, this is a natural site renowned for its collection of mineral-rich rock formations that resemble cascading waterfalls. We’ll take some time here to explore the landscape and take a dip in the spring-fed pools!
On our way back to Oaxaca, we’ll make two unforgettable stops to immerse you in true Mexican culture. First, we’ll take some time to explore the Mitla Ancient Ruins – a Zapotec archaeological site known for intricate geometric mosaics, well-preserved temples, and a rich history as a sacred burial site. Next, it’s time for a mezcal tasting, where we’ll take a deep dive into this smoky spirit, with expert-guided sips and traditional production insights.
In the evening, it’s time to dive into another quintessential Mexican experience – SALSA! Join your group for an exciting salsa dancing class, where you’ll learn the vibrant rhythms and energetic moves that make this dance a cultural icon.
Included Meals: Lunch
Day 7 : Travel from Oaxaca to Tulum
Location: Tulum
Accommodation: Hostel
This morning, we’ll transfer to the airport bound for our next destination – Tulum! We’ll fly to Cancun and then transfer by bus to Tulum, arriving around 3pm. The rest of your day is yours to spend as you see fit, but if the weather’s good you might want to join a sunset sailing tour!
Day 8 : Chichén Itzá & Cenote Swim
Location: Chichén-Itzá, Valladolid
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Lunch
This morning, we’ll visit Chichén Itzá, a breathtaking ancient Mayan city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its iconic El Castillo pyramid, this city also features other remarkable Mayan structures that highlight a rich cultural and architectural legacy.
This region of Mexico is renowned for its crystal-clear cenotes – natural limestone sinkholes and underwater cave systems considered sacred by the Mayans. After Chichén, we’ll visit a local, community-run cenote, where you and your group can take a refreshing dip in the vibrant blue waters while soaking in the breathtaking natural surroundings.
We’ll then stop for some lunch in Valladolid – a charming colonial town, known for its colourful streets, historic architecture, and vibrant Mayan culture, before heading back to Tulum.
This evening, why not opt to spend some time with your group, catching the stunning sunset at one of the local beach bars or explore the lively downtown of Tulum?
Included Meals: Lunch
Day 9 : Tulum Bike Tour
Location: Tulum
Accommodation: Hostel
Today is all about exploring, and what better way to do it than by bike? In the morning, we’ll set off on a guided bike tour through Tulum, visiting the breathtaking ancient Mayan ruins with stunning sea views. Along the way, we’ll ride through the vibrant town before ending at the beach for a refreshing swim in the turquoise waters.
The afternoon is then yours to enjoy entirely as you wish! Suggestions from our local experts on how to make the most of your time in Tulum include:
For the ones who want to chill – hop on bikes back to the hostel for some rest.
For water lovers – snorkel in a crystal-clear cenote, one of our top picks!
For nature lovers – head on a guided boat tour of Sian Ka’an at sunset.
For everyone else – simply soak up the sun on the white sands of Playa Paraíso.
As evening falls, why not head to Tulum Town (Pueblo) for delicious, budget-friendly tacos or traditional Yucatán dishes? Then, cap off the night with a mojito and live music at Batey Mojito & Guarapo Bar, the perfect spot to toast to another incredible day with your travel buddies!
Day 10 : Tulum to Guatemala City
Location: Guatemala City
Accommodation: Hostel
This morning, your Mexico adventure comes to an end in Tulum! Say farewell to fellow travellers continuing the full tour that goes to Guatemala and Costa Rica.
Airport transfers or post-night accommodations can be arranged at an additional cos
Day 11 : Sunrise Hike & Lake Atitlán Adventures – Kayaking, Cliff Jumping & More
Location: San Pedro La Laguna
Accommodation: Hostel
This morning, opt to take part in a truly unforgettable experience – a sunrise hike to the iconic Indian Nose Viewpoint. Though an early start is required, this won’t be without the reward of stunning views! You will be met at the top by panoramic views of Lake Atitlán and the surrounding volcanoes, all glowing golden as the sun rises over the horizon.
In the afternoon, you and your travel buddies can opt to:
Head out onto the lake itself for a boat party
Kayak on Lake Atitlán
Cliff jumping in San Marcos
Head to the solar pools – natural hot tubs heated by volcanic energy, offering stunning lake views
Keep it simple, with a wander around the town of San Pedro La Laguna, exploring its church, market, and quaint narrow streets
Just a heads-up: you’ll need plenty of energy for the next two action-packed days, so an early night might be a wise choice.😉
Day 12 : Acatenango Volcano – Hike to Base Camp & Witness Volcán de Fuego
Location: Acatenango Volcano Trailhead
Accommodation: Camp
Meals Included: Lunch, Dinner
Today marks the start of our next unmissable activity – a 2-day hike of the Acatenango Volcano! We’ll transfer from San Pedro La Laguna to the trailhead of Acatenango Volcano, where we’ll commence a 6-hour hike through dense cloud forests, farmlands, and stunning treelines.
Enjoy some lunch (with mega views) along the way, before witnessing Volcán de Fuego’s frequent eruptions – from a safe distance, of course! It’s then onwards to base camp, where you enjoy some well-earned dinner and soak up views of the active volcano in the twilight, before getting an early night.
Day 13 : Sunrise Summit of Acatenango & Travel to Antigua
Location: Acatenango Volcano Trailhead, Antigua Guatemala
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Breakfast
Today calls for an early start of 3 am* to begin our final ascent to Acatenango’s summit (roughly 2 hours). The terrain is steep and covered in loose volcanic ash and gravel, making the climb challenging, but the sunrise views from the top are worth the effort!
After summiting, we’ll descend back to basecamp for some breakfast and then transfer to our next destination in Guatemala – Antigua! This picturesque town is known for its well-preserved Spanish Baroque architecture, cobblestone streets, and vibrant bar scene.
So, can you guess where we’re going tonight? 😉That’s right – we’ll enjoy some live music at one of Antigua’s lively bars!
(*The summit hike is optional – if you feel like you need more rest, you can opt to stay at Basecamp.)
Day 14 : Antigua – Cobblestone Streets, Coffee & Cultural Charm
Location: Antigua Guatemala
Accommodation: Hostel
After your 2-day hike, today calls for some well-earned rest! And there’s no better place to do this than Antigua – a charming town, brimming with culture – perfect for a laid-back day.
Take a leisurely stroll through its colourful colonial streets, sip on some delicious Guatemalan coffee at a cosy cafe in the central square, unwind at one of the local spas, or even head up to Cerro de la Cruz to enjoy the sunset, or even enjoy a coffee in the central square!
Day 15 : Fly to Costa Rica – Welcome to La Fortuna, Home of Arenal Volcano
Location: La Fortuna
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Lunch
Today your journey through Central America continues as we hit our third and final country – Costa Rica! You’ll transfer to Guatemala City airport (roughly 90 minutes) and hop on a flight to San José.
From there, we’ll transfer onwards to La Fortuna (roughly 3 hours) – a lush town known for its iconic Arenal Volcano, hot springs, waterfalls, and adventure activities. On arrival, check into your hostel and rest up after a long journey!
Day 16 : La Fortuna: Waterfalls, Volcano Hikes & Hot Springs
Location: La Fortuna
Accommodation: Hostel
Today, we’re making the most of La Fortuna’s natural wonders with a full day, jam-packed with unmissable activities.
Kick things off with a visit to the stunning La Fortuna Waterfall before heading to the Laguna Tabacón camping area, where you’ll have the option to kayak or paddleboard! Next, we’ll head out on a hike to Arenal Volcano, followed by a well-earned lunch back at the campsite. In the afternoon, explore the rainforest from a new perspective on the Arenal Hanging Bridges tour, walking across a series of suspended bridges high above the canopy.
After a busy day, it’s only fair we bring things back down too. Being a heavily volcanic area, La Fortuna is home to some of the best hot springs in the world. So, after a jam-packed day, you’ll take a soak in the natural thermal baths, before enjoying an evening at your leisure.
Day 17 : Rafting, Canyoning, or a Rio Celeste Tour in La Fortuna
Location: La Fortuna
Accommodation: Hostel
Today is all yours to plan, but we’ve got some amazing optional activities for you to consider:
For the thrill seekers, why not get your adrenaline pumping with a day of canyoning or rafting* – or both (if you dare) – through La Fortuna’s verdant rainforest reserve! Feel the rush as you rappel towering waterfalls, slide into jungle pools, and navigate rocky canyons. Or switch gears for white-water rafting, tackling thrilling rapids while spotting monkeys, toucans, and sloths along the riverbanks. With breathtaking scenery and nonstop adrenaline, this combo is the ultimate way to experience La Fortuna’s wild side!
For nature lovers, opt for a day tour to Rio Celeste! Here, you’ll take a scenic hike through Tenorio Volcano National Park to witness its breathtaking turquoise waterfall, bubbling hot springs, and dense rainforest.
Come evening, opt to join your group for a walking tour through the rainforest after dark, where you’ll discover the best of Costa Rica’s nocturnal wildlife like frogs, snakes, and glowing insects. You might even spot some red-eye frogs along the way!
(*Travellers who opt for canyoning and rafting, will not have time for the Rio Celeste Tour, and vice versa.)
Day 18 : Travel to Manuel Antonio & Zipline in Monteverde’s Cloud Forest
Location: Manuel Antonio National Park
Accommodation: Hostel
Meals Included: Dinner
Today is a travel day as we make our way from La Fortuna to Manuel Antonio – a coastal town renowned for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and other diverse wildlife. But the journey itself is an adventure!
We’ll kick off the day with a beautiful boat ride across Arenal Lake, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding volcano and lush landscapes. Once we dock, we’ll continue by land, passing through stunning mountain scenery on our way to Monteverde.
We’ll stop in Monteverde for lunch before heading to 100% Aventura Park, home to the longest zip line in Costa Rica! Glide above treetops with breathtaking views of Arenal Volcano and the jungle below. Along the way, spot wildlife like howler monkeys and toucan birds.
After our adventure in Monteverde, we’ll continue our journey to Manuel Antonio, arriving in the late evening.
Day 19 : Manuel Antonio National Park & Sunset Catamaran Cruise
Location: Manuel Antonio National Park
Accommodation: Hostel
If you’re still feeling energetic this morning, you can choose to explore the stunning Manuel Antonio National Park on a guided tour, offering a chance to explore lush rainforests, spot diverse wildlife like sloths, monkeys, and exotic birds, and relax on pristine white-sand beaches.
For the rest, enjoy some free time relaxing on the beach, before we all re-group in the late afternoon for our next unmissable activity – a sunset catamaran ride! Along the way, spot playful dolphins and, in season, majestic whales, before diving into crystal-clear waters for a chance to snorkel among tropical fish and sea turtles.
Afterwards, sit back and relax with your group as you soak in the breathtaking sunset, followed by a delicious farewell dinner – the perfect way to wrap up an unforgettable journey.
Day 20 : Farewell Central America
Location: San José
Sadly, today marks the end of your journey through Central America! We’ll rise early and transfer back to San José where the tour will end mid-morning.
What's Included
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Accommodation
Your standard accommodation will be 18 nights in clean, comfortable hostels throughout your adventure, along with one night camping on the Acatenango hike.
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Additional Services
Included activities: Lucha Libre, traditional Mexican wrestling (Mexico City) Walking tour of Mexico City (Mexico City) Informal Spanish lesson (Mexico City) Surf lesson (Puerto Escondido) Alebrijes workshop (on route to Oaxaca) Cooking class (Oaxaca) Hierve el Agua day tour incl. Visit to Tule tree and Mitla Ancient Ruins (Oaxaca) Mezcal tasting (Oaxaca) Salsa lesson (Oaxaca) Flight from Oaxaca to Cancun Chichén Itzá visit Visit & swim in local Cenote (Tulum) Guided bike tour (Tulum) Flight from Tulum to Guatemala City 2-day hike of the Acatenango Volcano (including lunch & dinner on day 1, & breakfast on day 2) Flight from Guatemala City to San José (Costa Rica) La Fortuna Waterfall (La Fortuna) Arenal Volcano hike (La Fortuna) Hanging bridges tour (La Fortuna) Natural thermal baths (La Fortuna) Arenal Lake boat ride (on route from La Fortuna to Manuel Antonio) Ziplining in 100% Aventura National Park (on route from La Fortuna to Manuel Antonio) Catamaran day trip incl. snorkelling, dolphin, whale watching, & farewell dinner
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Fully Guided
Our amazing local adventure leader will be with you for the entire tour
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Meals
The tour includes 1 breakfast, 4 lunches & 3 dinner
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Transport
The tour includes all transport throughout the tour, including the following flights: Mexico City > Puerto Escondido Oaxaca > Tulum Tulum > Guatemala Antigua > San José
What's Not Included
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Airport Transfers at Destination
Arrival transfers are not included but can be arranged upon request
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Insurance
Travel insurance is not included but is mandatory to join the tour.
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International Travel
International travel to Mexico and from Costa Rica is not included
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Optional
Any activities during free time in Mexico City Cycle to Chapultepec Castle (Mexico City) Any activities during free time in Puerto Escondido Dolphin & whale watching (Puerto Escondido) Swim with bioluminescent creatures in Manialtepec Lagoon (Puerto Escondido) Any activities during free time in Oaxaca Any activities during free time in Tulum, including sunset sailing tour Sunrise hike to the Indian Nose Viewpoint (San Pedro La Laguna) Free time spent in San Pedro La Laguna incl. Boat party, kayaking, solar pools, cliff jumping, etc Activities during free time in Antigua Activities during free time in La Fortuna Kayak or SUP in Laguna Tabacon (La Fortuna) Canyoning and/or rafting (La Fortuna) Rio Celeste day tour (La Fortuna) Rainforest night walking tour through (La Fortuna) Any activities during free time in Manuel Antonio Manuel Antonio National Park tour (Manuel Antonio)
Mode of Transport
The tour includes all transport throughout the tour, including these flights:
Flight from Guatemala City to San José (Costa Rica)
Flight from Tulum to Guatemala City
Flight from Oaxaca to Cancun
Accommodation
Your standard accommodation will be 18 nights in clean, comfortable hostels throughout your adventure, along with one night camping on the Acatenango hike.
Check out our Q&As
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Where does the trip start and finish?
This tour starts in Mexico City and ends in Tulum. Throughout, all your local travel is included, excluding airport transfers.
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What is the accommodation used on this tour?
On this adventure tour, you’ll be based in hostels. All of the hostels & hotels we use are clean, comfortable, and well-located. In them, you’ll have all bedding provided for you, so no need to bring anything extra! Some of the accommodation you might stay in includes: Casa Pepe Hostal Boutique (Mexico City) Che Hostels (Puerto Escondido) Casa Angel Hostel (Oaxaca) Mayan Monkey Hostel Tulum (Tulum)
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What is the general demographic of travellers on this tour?
While we get a huge range of people on our tours, we tend to see that our adventure tour is most popular with people in their mid-20s to late 30s.
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What do I need to bring for the Acatenango Volcano hike?
Our local operator will bring a lot of things that you’ll require for this hike, including: backpacks, lamps, a top fleece, jackets, warm hats & gloves, a sleeping bag and blankets. You can rent hiking boots and poles for a small fee. However, if you have your own boots – bring them along! In addition, you may want to bring your own thermal layers. Our local operators are more used to the weather here than you are, so if you feel the cold we’d recommend bringing your own thicker jackets and additional layers to ensure you’re comfortable.
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Do you operate a “single share” option and how does it work?
Majority of our clients are solo travellers and our prices are based on sharing in dorm style rooms. We do offer single room upgrades for those who do not wish to share a room.
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Can you guarantee same-sex dorm rooms?
We always strive to ensure the highest level of comfort and convenience for our valued clients during their travels with us. However, for our tours in Asia, we cannot guarantee same-sex dorm rooms in the hostels we use, particularly during high season, such as the cherry blossom season in Japan. Please rest assured that we do our utmost to accommodate our clients' preferences wherever possible. However, the availability of same-sex dorm rooms ultimately depends on the policies of the hostels we work with. In some cases, different genders may be allocated to the same room due to limited availability.
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What happens if I need to change my holiday date once I’ve booked?
Please speak to our sales team as soon as possible to see how we can help.
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Will the accommodation included meet local health and safety regulations?
All our accommodation is check regularly to make sure it's a safe and clean environment.
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What Ethical Travel credentials does the tour company have?
We are not perfect but we aim to be, that is why year on year we aim to increase the proportion of local businesses we work with as well as reduce the average carbon footprint of all of our group tour adventures. We do this by measuring our performance and making small but positive changes to how we operate.
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What documents will I receive before I travel?
You will receive a booking pack with all the pick up times, accommodation and activities included.
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Who should I contact in the event of an emergency on tour?
Depending upon where you are travelling, the following emergency contact numbers are available for The Dragon Trip: China: +86 21 2206 4018 Japan: +81 50 1742 2696 South Korea (can only be used in Korea): 00308 491 0186 Singapore: +65 3158 0233 Southeast Asia, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka: +84 284 458 1410
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Passport Details
For most destinations we will require the details to be submitted on our online form (the link for which will be provided post-booking and prior to your travel date). Please note that this needs to be complete & accurate to avoid any late update fees for accommodation and transport bookings. IMPORTANT NOTE: China tours is the only destination where we require an actual copy of your passport. We require these in order to book travel tickets for clients and passports are used during the check-in.
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How long has the tour company been trading?
The Dragon Trip has been trading since March 2011
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Can I join the tour once it has departed?
Yes, although you will have to make your own way to where the group is heading to out of your own expense.
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Why do the tours have an age range?
While we strive to cater to a diverse range of travellers, it is important to consider whether the tour aligns with your expectations and preferences. We want your travel experience to be enjoyable and fulfilling, and we believe that selecting a tour that matches your age group and interests is crucial in achieving that. Our tours are very active and jam-packed, including early starts and getting on and off local transportation. There will be a lot of walking, and activities such as cycling. You could be walking up to 20,000 steps per day!
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Who will be my travelling companions on the tour?
Our tours are aimed at fun, out-going and open minded individuals. We typically get people aged between 18 to 55 travelling on our trips. Feel free to contact us to see the ages of the people who are booked already. Some of our trips have an upper age limit because of the pace of the tour, style of accommodation and the average age of the group - please do not be offended if we check your age and perhaps recommend a different itinerary. Our premium trips are suitable for most.
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