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What Happens To My Tour Reservations If It Rains?
Last updated on May 2nd, 2020 at 11:15 am
Written by Nikki Solano
Nikki is the CEO of Pura Vida! eh? Inc. (Costa Rica Discounts), and the author of the guidebooks Moon Costa Rica (2019, 2021, 2023, and 2025 editions) and Moon Best of Costa Rica (2022 edition) from Moon Travel Guides. Together with her Costa Rican husband, Ricky, she operates the Costa Rica Travel Blog, created the online community DIY Costa Rica, built the Costa Rica Destination Tool, oversees the brand-new (summer 2023) Costa Rica Travel Shop, and designed the Costa Rica Trip Planning 101 E-Course. Also, Nikki wrote the Costa Rica cover feature for Wanderlust Magazine's sustainability-focused Travel Green List issue, showcased Costa Rica destinations and experiences on Rick Steves' Monday Night Travel show and podcast/radio show, and served as the Costa Rica Destination Editor for Essentialist, a luxury travel brand. Want to show your appreciation for her free article below? Thank Nikki here. ❤️️
You asked…
What happens to my tour reservations if it rains? Are the tours cancelled? Will I get my money back?
We answered…
Given that Costa Rica is part rainforest, rain is inevitable. We tend to see rain more often in the afternoon and evenings than in the morning (although this of course can change and can vary according to the destinations visited and the time of year of travel). While the majority of tours and activities run rain or shine, there are a handful that could be cancelled due to extreme weather (such as those that are affected by wind and/or water levels including rafting tours, tubing tours, ziplining tours, and canyoneering tours, among others). This being said, cancellations are rare – even during the rain season. In the event of a cancellation issued by the tour operator, most will make an attempt to reschedule the tour/activity for a different day/time. When this is not possible given a traveller’s trip itinerary, travellers are not responsible for paying for the tour (and/or if a payment has already been taken by the tour operator for the tour/activity than the traveller will receive a refund for it).
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