Costa Rica Adventure Family Holiday

Name: Costa Rica Adventure Family Holiday
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 5 (22 reviews)

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CAD 5,695

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Family Group, Private Group Adventures

Activity :

Family

Group Size :

6 - 20

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Trip Code :

FNR

Explore diverse ecosystems on a tropical adventure for all the family

Costa Rica is a natural paradise, with volcanoes, rainforest, waterfalls, wildlife and beaches. See them all on this Costa Rica family trip, which starts by travelling into the steaming jungle and exploring the Tortuguero waterways by boat, in search of monkeys, toucans and other colourful birds. We visit the Sloth Sanctuary and meet some of the residents, stars of their own Animal Planet TV show, and enjoy a night walk in the rainforest, try white-water rafting (optional) and splash in thermal pools at a waterpark near Arenal Volcano. There’s beach time too as we head to both Cahuita on the Caribbean coast and Manuel Antonio on the Pacific, where jungle cascades to white sand beaches.

Highlights

Discover abundant wildlife – monkeys, sloths, birds and frogs are easy to spot
Visit the beaches and waterways of Tortuguero, an important nesting site for green turtles
Meet the residents of the Sloth Sanctuary
Discover the beaches of both the Caribbean and Pacific coasts
Enjoy comfortable accommodation throughout, most with swimming pools
Take advantage of the flexible itinerary with plenty of optional activities: zip-lining, white-water rafting, a chocolate tour, and catamaran excursion

Key Information

Travel by minibus, boat and on foot
Group normally 4 to 16, plus local leader
14 nights in comfortable hotels

Countries visited: Costa Rica

What's Included

All accommodation
All breakfasts, three lunches and two dinners
All transport and listed activities
Tour leader throughout

What's Not Included

Travel insurance
Single accommodation (available on request)
Visas or vaccinations

People, Places & Planet

We work hard to create trips that improve life for the people and places we visit and look after the planet we explore. Find out more about our sustainable travel ethos and practice here and find out about the work of the Exodus Travels Foundation here.

Some sustainable travel highlights of this trip include:

People

How this trip helps improve life for local communities.

The use of a local guide means our customers will be well informed about local traditions, and cultural-social sensitivities.
This trip brings income and opportunity to the destination community through the inclusion of locally owned hotels and restaurants, the emphasis on eating locally produced food and support of other local enterprise.
We use relatively small, family-run and locally staffed establishments, which ensures we are benefiting local communities.
Although this is a largely nature-based trip, we incorporate as much benefit to local people as possible. One of the ways to support local people and boost the economy is to buy crafts in some of the remote regions we visit, such as Tortuguero and Cahuita. Having the opportunity to purchase locally made handicrafts encourages cultural exchange and provides a significant form of alternative income.
Our local guides are careful to explain that any souvenirs on sale over the duration of the trip that are made from animal parts, shells or local hardwoods should not be purchased.
This is a small-group tour, meaning we have a low impact on the environments and communities we visit and are able to ensure we do not disrupt or lead to the displacement of local people.
Our local operator is very involved in supporting community projects. Our local operator cares about our impact on the destination, which is why we carry out several actions. For instance:
- Celebrating International Tourism Day 2019 by cleaning a beach at Guacalillo, collecting 330lb (150kg) of waste.
- Collecting plastic lids and donating them to Fundación Proparques, to develop walkways to improve accessibility for people with mobility problems, in protected wild areas.
- Establising an alliance with the Recycling Program of the Municipality of San José, since May 2015 until December 2020, that led to recycle 43 tons of recoverable resources during that period. During the pandemic, staff continued with the recycling process from their homes: collecting and recycling paper, cardboard, plastic items and lids, batteries, and electronic devices, among others.
- Purchasing souvenirs from local artists, to promote local benefits.
- Holding beach days with older adults living in care homes.
- Eliminating single-use plastics in our operation
- Reducing printed documents by having all the information in a secure drive.

Our local operator continuously develops activities for the benefit of personnel who work for the company, through its human resources department and the Brigada Pintando Sonrisas. Since it is part of the TUI Group, different activities are carried out, such as More 4 You, which has the purpose of creating strategic alliances that promote health among collaborators. In addition, the New Work project is responsible for promoting healthy working spaces for staff.
The local staff are given the option of free therapy with BetterHelp, the largest provider of online therapy in the world.
In 2017, Exodus Travels introduced the Inspiration Project, where we’ve worked with our partners to take more than 6,000 children in 30 countries on a day of adventure and exploration. Each inspirational day out is designed to introduce young minds to the wonders of our world and their place in it. From visiting cultural heritage sites to natural wonders, each trip has been packed with firsts – their first time leaving their own village, their first time seeing the sea, their first time visiting a busy city. We continue to operate these days out to inspire children to protect and preserve the world as they grow up.

Places

How this trip helps protect and conserve local landscapes and nature.

Read about our commitment to nature protection and restoration here, including our rewilding commitment for every customer who travels.
By travelling in a small group, led by a local guide, we ‘tread lightly’ to minimise our impact on local resources and the environment.
Our local operator has a policy of Animal Welfare that requests suppliers to comply with the minimum conditions of animal welfare.
Our local operator has been awarded by the Costa Rican Tourism Board for their sustainable tourism practice and dedication to improving sustainability standards. This means efforts are made to rationally use water and electricity, provide adequate waste management, and positively impact communities, among many other actions.
Most of the accommodation and restaurants we visit on this trip use abundant, locally sourced food.
Vegetarian options are available if notice is given, which include a variety of fresh fruit, vegetables, and rice.
To reduce our carbon emissions, we use a shared coach at the beginning of the tour to transport clients from San José to Tortuguero rather than an internal flight. During the trip, we travel responsibly using appropriate methods of transport; therefore, depending on group size, a minibus/coach will be used.
Our trips adhere to ABTA’s industry-leading animal welfare guidelines to ensure the best possible practices with regard to working animals and wildlife viewing. Our animal welfare policy can be found here.
We work with our partners on the ground to proactively eliminate or reduce waste, for example eliminating all single-use plastic water bottles and instead providing refills for re-usable bottles.

Planet

How we seek to keep the carbon footprint of this trip low.

Read about our climate action here, including our carbon reduction and compensation commitments.

An example of ecofriendly accommodation on this trip is the El Bambu Hotel in Sarapiqui. This family-run business is surrounded by tropical rainforest with a 70-year-old bamboo tree growing through the hotel lobby. The hotel is committed to working with nature and using resources in the most sustainable manner possible.

Tips for sustainable travel on this trip

Leave no trace: We do all we can to ensure we leave no rubbish behind in the wild and beautiful places we visit; we ask that you do the same. If there are no recycling facilities in-country, we’d ask you to consider bringing recyclable materials home with you.
Plastic waste reduction: Please bring your own reusable water bottle on this trip; filtered water will be provided where tap water is not drinkable.

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Itinerary

The adventure begins in San José, the capital of Costa Rica. Aim to arrive at the hotel in the afternoon or early evening. There will be a welcome briefing this evening, in which you’ll meet your guide and get to know your fellow travellers.

Accommodation: Country Inn & Suites (or similar)

After breakfast, meet your guide at 9am in the hotel lobby for a short drive to La Paz Waterfall Gardens. Located within the transitional forest between the Central Valley and Northern Lowlands, the gardens host a wide variety of plants and bird life among stunning scenery. A short walk along a rainforest trail brings us to a great viewpoint, where we can watch the cascading falls. Entrance to the gardens includes a visit to the petting zoo, frog exhibit, aviary and butterfly observatory. Monkeys, sloths and toucans also inhabit this area, providing a great introduction to the incredible diversity of Costa Rica. The afternoon is free to relax and enjoy the hotel pool or explore San José at your own pace.

Accommodation: Country Inn & Suites (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

We depart early this morning, travelling to Tortuguero National Park in the Caribbean Lowlands of northeast Costa Rica. Accessible only by boat or light aircraft, this vast network of waterways, canals and swamps is remarkably tranquil and devoid of noise pollution. On reaching the pier, we board a small motorboat for the 1hr 15min journey to our lodge, which is on a small strip of land between the Caribbean Sea and the main lagoon. Our afternoon is spent in Tortuguero village, where it’s possible to visit the Sea Turtle Museum (a donation will be requested at the entrance). Tortuguero is most famous as a nesting site for the endangered green turtle, which can be seen arriving on the beach to lay eggs from late July to October (as part of an optional excursion). Hawksbill, loggerhead and giant leatherback turtles also nest in this region, and during November to January, baby turtles hatch and head to the ocean.

Accommodation: Pachira Lodge (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We discover the extraordinary flora and fauna of Tortuguero on a morning boat trip, passing serenely along the waterways. At this time of day, wildlife is usually at its most active and with the help of our expert guide we are likely to encounter monkeys, caiman, iguanas, butterflies and many of the 300-plus bird species recorded here. We return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast by the river. The lodge is a tranquil spot to relax this afternoon. Alternatively, join a second boat trip, visit the beach or follow a short walking trail through the forest.

Accommodation: Pachira Lodge (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We leave Tortuguero the same way we arrived: taking a small boat. Our bus will be at the pier waiting to drive us to the Cahuita region on the Caribbean coast. Upon arrival, we check into our hotel and have the rest of the afternoon to enjoy the pool, beach or discover our new surroundings. Caribbean culture thrives in this part of Costa Rica and is reflected in the music, food and laid-back lifestyle. The white sand beach is fringed by tall palms, behind which is the dense, wet tropical forest of Cahuita National Park.

Accommodation: Atlantida Lodge (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, we drive to Aviarios del Caribe, the Sloth Sanctuary, subject of the Animal Planet TV show Meet the Sloths. This rescue and rehabilitation centre conducts sloth research and works tirelessly to return them to their natural habitat. You'll learn all about these fascinating animals on a two-hour tour, where you'll take a boat along the river to see sloths, monkeys, butterflies and birds. This afternoon, we return to Cahuita and visit the national park, following a coastal trail through the rainforest. The park has 2,711 acres (1,097ha) of land and 600 acres (245ha) of coral reef, which forms the largest reef system in Costa Rica.

Accommodation: Atlantida Lodge (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

We depart for Sarapiqui, one of the main banana producing regions in Costa Rica, although coffee, cardamon, cacao, corn and fruits are also grown here. It’s also gathering a reputation as a great spot for adventure seekers with plenty of optional activities to keep you entertained. In the evening, we take a night walk through Tirimbina Biological Reserve for a different perspective on the many rainforest residents.

Accommodation: El Bambu Hotel or Quinta Sarapiqui (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

There are various optional excursions to try today: join a chocolate tour in Tirimbina Biological Reserve, take a safari floating trip down the Sarapiqui River, have a go at white-water rafting on Grade II and III rapids, or join a canopy tour and zip-line through the forest. Alternatively, there are several nature walks through beautiful surroundings.

Accommodation: El Bambu Hotel or Quinta Sarapiqui (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

We transfer to the area around Arenal Volcano. Following a massive eruption in 1968, Arenal was the most active volcano in Costa Rica until 2010 when it entered a resting phase. Aside from the volcano, there are thermal waters, waterfalls and Lake Arenal to discover.

The rest of the day is free to explore, either at your own pace or on one of the optional excursions available. You could take the Sky Walk (canopy walk) or Sky Trek adventure (which has an optional zip-wire through the canopy) or enjoy the hotel pool.

Accommodation: Arenal Montechiari or Los Lagos Hotel (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

This morning, we have a guided nature walk through Arenal Volcano National Park. The park has a great system of trails passing through secondary forest and near lava fields created by eruptions. In the late afternoon, we visit Kalambu Hot Springs as a group to enjoy a hot thermal bath from the volcanic spring water – a refreshing end to the day. Please note, on weekends or Mondays we visit alternative hot springs called Ecotermales.

Accommodation: Arenal Montechiari or Los Lagos Hotel (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

We travel southeast along the coast, following the Pan-Am Highway to Dominical, passing African oil palm and teak plantations on the way. Our hotel is on the coast near Dominical, around 50 minutes south of Manuel Antonio. The hotel is set in lush gardens overlooking the river and just a 20-minute walk to the beach. We spend the next three nights here. Depending on our arrival, we should have time to enjoy various optional activities this afternoon, visit the beach or splash in the hotel pool.

Accommodation: Villas Rio Mar in Dominical (or similar). Occasionally we stay in Cuna de Angel or Vista Ballena in Uvita instead

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today we drive to Manuel Antonio National Park, home to a vast marine reserve plus 1,700 acres (690ha) of mangrove swamp, primary and secondary rainforest. The forest vegetation stretches as far as the high-tide line and provides a stunning backdrop to the expansive sandy beaches, forested islands and dramatic rocky headlands.

We have a guided nature walk today, which should include some very close wildlife encounters. White-faced capuchin monkeys play and are frequently sighted on the beaches, while noisy howler monkeys are usually heard moving through the trees and calling to each other before they are seen. The endangered titi monkey (squirrel monkey) are fewer in number but can sometimes be spotted in this area. Iguanas, agouti, and two- and three-toed sloths are also commonly sighted here. Better yet, the Manuel Antonio beaches are among the most beautiful in the country. In the late afternoon, we return to our hotel.

Accommodation: Villas Rio Mar in Dominical (or similar). Occasionally we stay in Cuna de Angel or Vista Ballena in Uvita instead

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today has been left free for you to relax – make the most of the hotel pool, visit the beach or explore the area. There are a few optional activities available, such as a whale and dolphin-watching boat trip (from mid-July to October and mid-December to March) or a visit to the indigenous territory of Boruca.

Accommodation: Villas Rio Mar in Dominical (or similar). Occasionally we stay in Cuna de Angel or Vista Ballena in Uvita instead

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today we return to San José. If you wish to travel into the downtown area by taxi, you will have time to see the modern capital and pick up souvenirs. Alternatively, relax by the hotel pool.

Accommodation: Country Inn and Suites (or similar)

Meals Included: Breakfast

The trip comes to an end today after breakfast and it's time to bid Costa Rica and the rest of the group goodbye. Transfers to San José airport are available to all clients today. But if you don’t want the adventure to end, speak to your sales representative about extending your stay and enjoy more time in the capital.

Meals Included: Breakfast

Essential Info

Visa

Costa Rica

Travellers from the UK, US and EU normally do not need a visa to enter Costa Rica; however, proof of onward travel may be required – we suggest you take a physical copy of your flight details in case officials ask to see them.

Please note, visa requirements often change and it is your responsibility to obtain any required visas for this trip. Therefore, we recommend that you check with the nearest embassy or consulate of your chosen destination(s), including any countries you may be transiting or transferring through.

Some local governments provide guidance on what visas their citizens need. To help, we’ve gathered a selection of useful links below.

• Australia: www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/americas/costa-rica
• Canada: www.travel.gc.ca/destinations/costa-rica
• United Kingdom: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/costa-rica/entry-requirements
• USA:  www.travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Costa-Rica.html

Vaccination

Costa Rica

There are no required vaccinations. However, you may want to consider vaccinations for tetanus, hepatitis A, rabies and typhoid. The risk of malaria is slight, but you may wish to consult your doctor or travel clinic for further advice.

Many travellers will also require a yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, Tanzania and Zambia. Please check all requirements and travel vaccination recommendations with your doctor or travel clinic.

Dengue and zika, both viral diseases spread by mosquitoes, are known risks in Costa Rica. There is currently no vaccine or prophylaxis available, so we strongly recommend you take the usual precautions to avoid mosquito bites.

Eating and Drinking

All breakfasts, three lunches and two dinners are included in the price of the tour, allowing you plenty of flexibility for non-included meals to be taken as a family or with the group.

Costa Rican specialities include gallo pinto, a black bean and rice dish and a staple part of the local diet. Soups, stews and fresh fish are also common, and most hotels offer international menus. There is a lot of fresh fruit in the tropics – though the monkeys in the hotel gardens may well want to share your bananas!

Please inform us before departure of any special dietary requests, vegetarians can usually be well catered for.

Weather

Costa Rica is 10 degrees north of the equator and has an almost perfect tropical climate. The average temperature is 12C-22C (54F-72F) in the highlands, and 22C-27C (72F-81F) in the lowlands. There is a rainy season from May to November when there are daily downpours, though these are usually quite short and there is still plenty of bright sunshine, so the midsummer is not necessarily a bad time to go. December to April is the driest time of the year but you should expect some rain. Many areas visited on the trip are hot and humid throughout the year.

Is this trip for you?

This trip as been rated Activity Level 2 (Leisurely/Moderate). Please see the Family Activity Levels on our website for further information. Though this trip has been designed for nine to 12-year-olds, it’s also suitable for 13 to 16-year-olds. Our Family Activity Levels are aimed at children in the primary age group, so if your child is in the secondary age group, they may find it a little easier.

Transport

This adventure aims to show you the best of Costa Rica using buses and boats. While the driving distances are not huge and most roads are good, some sections are of poor quality/potholed, which can result in slower driving times. The longest journey (approximately six hours) is to Tortuguero on Day 3. The others are around four hours, and all drives are broken up with regular stops. On some travel days, we depart early in the morning to optimise the time at our next destination.

Animals

There are some dangerous insects and snakes in the jungle, although incidents are extremely rare. The guide’s advice must always be followed – it is the responsibility of parents to ensure children listen to the guide and don’t stray from paths.

Walks

The trip involves some short, easy walks in tropical conditions. There are also several optional activities, including a zip-wire canopy tour, rafting and more. There will be a full safety briefing at the start of each (so no prior experience is needed to take part) and all necessary equipment will be provided. Some activities may be changed because of the weather.

Swimming

The sea has very strong rip currents in the Tortuguero and Cahuita regions and is not suitable for swimming from the beach.

Following a review of all our trips we have categorised this trip as generally not suitable for persons of reduced mobility. However if you are a regular traveller on such trips, please contact customer services to discuss the trip and your personal condition.

Hotels and Lodges

We spend 14 nights in comfortable hotels and lodges, all with swimming pools.

In Tortuguero, we stay in a beautiful, tranquil lodge directly across from the main canal. Rooms are comfortable with ceiling fans. The area is perfect for wildlife viewing and bird watching.

In Cahuita, we stay at Atlantida Lodge, one of the simpler accommodations we use on this trip, but a very short walk to the beach.

In the Sarapiqui area, we tend to use either El Bambu Hotel or Quinta Sarapiqui, both of which have a swimming pool and tropical gardens.

In Arenal, we normally use the Arenal Montechiari Hotel, which is a short walk from downtown La Fortuna and has views of the volcano. The hotel is set in tropical gardens full of plants and birds and has a small swimming pool. We also use the Los Lagos Hotel on some dates, which has comfortable rooms and multiple heated natural pools fed by spring water, plus a few larger pools with waterslides.

While visiting Manuel Antonio National Park, we usually stay in Dominical, around 50 minutes to the south. This enables us to have accommodation away from the incredibly busy tourist areas of Manuel Antonio, in a lovely setting by the river, just 20 minutes’ walk from the beach. On a few departures, we stay in Uvita, just south of Dominical.

Please note that where triple rooms are booked, these usually consist of one double and one single bed, so these rooms are suitable for two adults and one child. We generally don’t recommend three children in one triple room unless two of the children are comfortable sharing a double bed.

While we do our best to ensure families are roomed close together (in some cases, we can arrange adjoining rooms), we can’t guarantee this. Most family holidays occur during peak season and we sometimes have little control over where you will be put.

James Gray

Reviewed January 2023

Absolutely brilliant family Christmas trip

We went on this trip as a family of four with children aged 12 and 14, over Christmas 2022. We had an absolutely brilliant time and the memories will stay with us forever. Costa Rica just has everything- amazing wildlife, great weather, beautiful scenery, beaches, friendly people, felt very safe and just a wonderful and easy place to be. Without exception the activities were all brilliant especially the hot springs and rafting. Johnny and Victor looked after us incredibly well and really went the extra mile to make sure we had a great time. Johnny clearly has a genuine love for his country and is exceptionally knowledgeable regarding the wildlife. The travelling was all very pleasant and the only bad thing was that the trip had to end! Cannot recommend this trip highly enough if you want a great experience with loads of amazing wildlife, fun and adventure.

Most Inspirational Moment

Watching our children’s reaction (they’ve never been further from the UK than France!) to all the amazing things we saw, especially the wildlife

Thoughts on Group Leader

Johnny was an absolute star- caring, witty, exceptionally knowledgeable and just great fun to be around.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Go!! You won’t regret it.

Suggestions

An unforgettable experience- thank you so much.

colin stanley

Reviewed January 2023

dec 22 trip

The whole family loved the trip and everyday even the travel days there was something to look fwd to.

Most Inspirational Moment

All the wildlife we saw especially the sloths, snakes and all the birds.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Excellent great to get someone who is a great people person who is an expert in Costa Rica wildlife

Advice for Potential Travellers

Great trip for all aged kids and teanagers

Suggestions

This is a really good way of seeing fantastic wildlife and visiting a tropical country very different from our own, with children. The organisation and the guide take all the stress out of this kind of travelling leaving you all free to get the most out of the experience. The Caribbean coast is wetter but it is really fascinating and shouldn't be missed - its Afro-Caribbean heritage making it very different from the rest of the country.

Tim Newham

Reviewed August 2018

Excellent intro to Costa Rica - outstanding guide Edward

Wow, just back from our 2 week adventure. I don’t usually do reviews but this one is definitely worth a few lines!

Firstly, our guide Edward absolutely made the trip for us. Enthusiastic, unfappable, great with kids. Very knowledgeable about all aspects of the country, particularly wildlife and specifically birds (Edward is a trained and expert ornithologist and took keener members on a couple of early morning twitching trips). Edward gauged the needs of our diverse group really well, and made just the right number of decisions for us to keep it relaxing without being constraining. A special word for how he dealt with a favourite cuddly toy being left in a hotel (when we noticed about 200 miles away). Edward’s connections, organisation and determination led to a reunion the next day!

Costa Rica, generally, delivers exactly what it says on the tin. Amazing wildlife and landscapes.

The big highlights for us were the additional paid-for trips. White water rafting was exhilarating, with just enough thrills to feel edgy for our 9 and 11 year olds, whilst feeling completely safe and in control. Zip wire near Arenal volcano was similarly exciting. As someone with an intense dislike of heights (I feel wobbly in thick socks – and seriously, struggle to stand on a step ladder) I’d encourage anyone like me to go for it. The start and interim platforms are deep in the trees, so don’t feel at all exposed or high. And the “zippy” bits are, yes, high above the valley, but high enough for the drop to be abstract and so fast there’s no time to look down! The only slightly tricky bit for me was the walk (down a spiral staircase – think of a fire escape) at the end.

Tips:
– Everyone accepts dollars, and debit cards work everywhere too (including all the restaurants).

– It’s wet in August! (as everyone kept reminding us – it’s a rainforest…). Doesn’t interfere with the enjoyment at all but anything that gets wet, will stay wet and then smelly. If we went again we’d take 7 days worth of clothes and get them washed (i.e. and also dried) at a couple of hotels. This was fast and efficient when we tried it.

– We travelled 1000 miles on fairly slow roads (so, a bit more than 20 hours in total) over the 2 weeks. For younger kids, bring activities for the coach.

Feedback for Exodus (other than the obvious “it was all great and Edward is amazing”)
Cahuita didn’t really do much for us and also featured the weakest of the set of hotels. Nothing specifically bad about it (so don’t worry, prospective bookers!) but maybe drop that (and the 2 long-ish transfers) for more time around Arenal?
The last 36 hours felt a bit flat/wasted. Maybe have an early start, drive straight from Dominical to the airport on the last day, and have an extra night in Dominical?

Overall, and excellent trip, well worth the money, and we’ll be back for more in the future!

Most Inspirational Moment

Seeing our first sloth in the wild!

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