Under the points "Form" as well as "Travel information" we inform you about all important points of the package tour. According to the EU Package Travel Directive (EU) 2015/2302.

Form for informing the traveler in the case of a package tour in accordance with Section 651a of the German Civil Code

The combination of travel services offered to you is a package holiday within the meaning of Directive (EU) 2015/2302, therefore you can claim all EU rights that apply to package holidays. Puresurfcamps GmbH bears full responsibility for the proper execution of the entire package tour. In addition, Puresurfcamps GmbH has the legally required insurance for the repayment of your payments and, if transportation is included in the package tour, to ensure your return transportation in case of its insolvency.

Information requirements for package travel contracts pursuant to Article 250 of the German Civil Code (BGB)

As a tour operator, we inform you about all matters that may be important for you before departure. Be it entry or vaccination requirements, payment modalities and detailed information about the service provider, etc.

Pre-contractual information

According to the Package Travel Directive (EU) 2015/2302 as well as Article 250 EGBGB we fulfill our information obligations.
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The courses are provided for the traveler as part of a group. The group size usually varies from 4 to 12 students depending on demand. Classes are usually taught in English. The courses are suitable for people with limited mobility only to a limited extent.
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Payment modalities: The deposit of 20% of the tour price is due immediately and is to be transferred to our account stating the invoice number, plus any services payable immediately, such as insurance, handling fees or stop and airport surcharges. The remaining amount is to be transferred to our account at least 30 days before departure, also stating the invoice number. For bookings less than 4 weeks before departure, the full amount is due immediately and a screenshot of the transfer must be sent to us by mail to avoid reminder fees.

Hypovereinsbank Rosenheim
IBAN: DE32711200770023563134
BIC/SWIFT: HYVEDEMM448

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No minimum number of participants is specified for the implementation of the package tour.

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Entry regulations Costa Rica

D = Germany, A = Austria, CH = Switzerland

1. Overview

Travel documentation:

D: Passport (valid at least on the day of entry and the following day)
A: Passport/cream colored emergency passport is accepted (valid for at least 6 months upon entry)
CH: Passport (valid at least on the day of entry and the following day) All travel documents must be in good condition. According to Costa Rican law, documents of certain citizens must be valid only for the day of entry and the following day. However, since return travel (including transit) or onward travel via other countries usually requires a longer validity - covering at least the entire travel period or beyond - it is generally recommended to carry travel documents valid for 6 months.

Visa required:

D: No (for a stay of up to 90 days)
A: No (for a stay of up to 90 days)
CH: No (for a stay of up to 90 days)

Onward travel ticket required:

D: Yes A: Yes CH: Yes

Mandatory vaccinations required:

D: No A: No CH: No. For entry from a yellow fever area, however, all travelers older than 12 months at the time of entry must be able to prove a valid yellow fever vaccination. The neighboring country Panama belongs to the yellow fever areas. More information and all affected countries can be found at www.who.int. The international yellow fever certificate must be at least 12 days old, as the vaccination protection is only valid after 12 days. It is advisable to consult a doctor early, to inform yourself about recommended vaccinations and to refresh the standard vaccinations if necessary.

2.Entering with children

The same visa regulations apply for the children as for their parents. Since 27 June 2012, children require their own travel document (passport / children's passport) for travel abroad (also within the EU). Entries of children in the parental passport are no longer possible.

3.Minors traveling alone

Minors traveling alone must have their own passport and be able to present a corresponding declaration of consent from their legal guardians. In practice, border officials regularly require a notarized declaration of consent in Spanish from both guardians or the absent guardian ("permiso de salida") when minors traveling alone or accompanied by only one guardian enter or leave the country. Which documents are necessary in individual cases for entry and exit should be clarified before the trip with the responsible Costa Rican representation.

4.General

• For entry and exit via the USA, the entry regulations for the USA must be observed.
• In case of passport loss, the previously granted exit is no longer possible even with a German identity card.
• Entry requirements may change at short notice. Legally binding information and notes