Traveling with Children

Nature Air permits unaccompanied minors (UM) to fly without company under the following regulations:

UM ages 6 years or more are allowed to fly alone; parents or legal guardian must provide contact, address and phone of person to receive the child at destination.
UM ages 2 to 5 years and 11 months may fly under adult supervision only. Must have legal documentation such as a passport or school ID.
UM from infancy to 23 months may only fly with their parents.
Flying internationally under 18 years old, parents must provide clearance from immigration and a copy to the airline. Parents must provide airline with full name, 2 telephone numbers and address of person to receive the child.
Mothers flying alone with twins or 2 infants must purchase one adult ticket for the child and bring a car seat for the child to sit in.

I just want to thank you again for making all of the arrangements for our Costa Rica trip. It was absolutely WONDERFUL! I want to go back soon and see more. It was so amazing how Nature Vacations managed everything with such precision. We had so many pickups and transfers that I thought there would surely be a mix up at least once, but everyone took such good care of us. The drivers, guides , hosts and everyone was so helpful and friendly. It appears that Costa Rica has perfected the tourism industry to a precise science, making the visitor feel pampered and welcome.

— Pat Shrout