Complimentary Gifts and Other Products

 When you sign up for one of our tours, you'll receive one gift from our merchandise below. You may also purchase additional items at the prices listed below, so browse away!

 

• ExperiencePlus! T-Shirt

• ExperiencePlus! Socks

• ExperiencePlus! Apron

• Small ExperiencePlus! Duffel Bag

• Medium ExperiencePlus! Duffel Bag

We also have cycling jerseys available for purchase. Please note that the cycling jerseys are not one of the complimentary gift options.

• ExperiencePlus! Cycling Jersey*

• Bike Arenal Cycling Jersey*

Shipping policies for purchased items

• There is no shipping charge for your complimentary gift. 

• $6 shipping and handling fee for all purchased items except socks, for which a $3.50 shipping and handling fee applies 

• Multiple items: $6 for the first item, plus $1 for each additional item

100% cotton T-Shirts $15

Men's Front

 

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SportySock Guy™ socks $7.50

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100% Cotton navy blue apron $15.00

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Ripstop Nylon small duffel bag 18x9x11, available in blue or yellow $12.00

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Ripstop Nylon medium duffel, 24x12x11, available in blue or yellow $15.00

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ExperiencePlus! Cycling Jerseys

We also have ExperiencePlus! Cycling Jerseys which are available on tour in Europe for 40€ cash or for purchase through our office for $50.00 plus $5.95 s/h. They are available in the following sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL, XXXXL *Value of complimentary gift can not be applied towards purchase of cycling jersey.

$50.00

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Bike Arenal cycling jersey

These jerseys are available on Costa Rica Tours and through our office. They are available in sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL. *Value of complimentary gift can not be applied towards purchase of cycling jersey.

A little bit about the Bike Arenal Jersey
This first Limited Edition Biking Jersey shows a scene of coffee harvesting and export, copied from a painting in the interior of the National Theater of San José, Costa Rica. Inaugurated on October 21, 1897, the National Theater is a historic landmark and one of the country's most important architectural pieces. Its construction was financed by prosperous coffee farmers who solicited the Government to impose a tax on coffee exportations. The original canvas was painted in Italy by J. Villa and brought to Costa Rica in 1897, as were many of the other paintings and sculptures decorating the Theater. For decades, this image also appeared on the back of our 5 colones note. Now out of circulation, this bank note is appreciated as one of the most beautiful in the world.
$50.00