* This is a “fare dump” with a few alternate dates available.
Oakland to San Jose, Costa Rica: 7 night trip. (But can be changed.)
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Flight Options
Flight Alone: $432. (Normal price: $900.00)
Best price I found: Fri, Nov 01 to Fri, Nov 08.
- Search for these dates (+/- a few days) on Kayak..
Be sure to wait for page to fully load. It can take as long as 60 seconds. - Search for different dates on Google
- Know someone in San Jose? Try a reverse-search on Kayak & invite them for a visit.
- Business Class Price: $1111
Lodging options:
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- Flight + basic hotel: $526 (Normal price: $1355.00)
(Price above is per-person and assumes double occupancy. Click here to change to one, three, or four travelers. 5 or more travelers can be changed on Kayak.com) - Flight plus 4 & 5 star hotels: $714 (Per-person price for one, three, four travelers.)
- Other lodging options: AirBnB or VRBO. Hostels.com or Hostel World.
- Things to do in San Jose
- Look up Google images of San Jose, Costa Rica
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