私人汽车接送从 San Jose 到 Puerto Caldera

The distance from San Jose to Puerto Caldera is approximately 50 miles (80 kilometers), taking about 1 hour and 20 minutes to drive through Costa Rica's Central Valley and down to the Pacific coast.

Puerto Caldera is Costa Rica's main Pacific cruise port, serving as the gateway for cruise passengers visiting the country. It's also the departure point for Puntarenas and nearby Pacific coast destinations and activities.

Popular stops include the roaring Los Chorros Waterfalls, the Crocodile Bridge, where you can see crocodiles sunbathing below, Else Kientzler Botanical Garden, and the Britt Coffee Tour for a peek behind this major international industry (please book separately on their website).

You'll travel from San Jose's mountainous Central Valley location at 3,800 feet elevation down to sea level, passing through coffee plantations, tropical forests, and coastal plains as you approach the Pacific Ocean.

The route involves a significant descent from San Jose's high-altitude location in the Central Valley down to sea level at Puerto Caldera. This elevation change creates diverse microclimates and vegetation zones along the way. You'll spot subtle changes in the greenery and animals you see.

Puerto Caldera is a modern cruise terminal with facilities for large ships. From here, cruise passengers can access tours to San Jose, Manuel Antonio National Park, coffee plantations, and various adventure activities.

Costa Rica's dry season (December to April) offers the most pleasant travel conditions. The rainy season brings afternoon showers but doesn't typically affect travel, and the landscape becomes lush and green.

Absolutely! The route passes through some of Costa Rica's premium coffee-growing regions in the Central Valley. You can even book the Britt Coffee Tour and stop by there during your transfer. Add it as a sightseeing stop on our site, then go to their site to book your tour.