Half day with lunch included. Enjoy learning about Costa Rica’s exotic plants and rare wildlife as you ride through the tropical jungle and private ecological reserve at Tocori, just minutes away from Manuel Antonio. After a relaxing hour-long ride on horseback through the tropical rain forest, leave your horses on the trail as you’re guided…
Full day with lunch included. Paddle through the smooth inland waterways of the Damas Island Estuary and learn the importance of this delicate ecosystem where the salt waters of the ocean meet the fresh waters of tropical rivers creating a periodically submerged forest of interlacing aerial roots. Your bilingual guide will show you the wealth…
Corcovado National Park is the last lowland rainforest of sustainable size in Central America and is considered “the most biologically intense place on earth” by the National Geographic Society.
Marine Turtles of Costa Rica Green Sea Turtles, leatherback, and Hawksbill turtles nest on the beaches here. The nesting season is loosely from late June and can go into October. At night escorted by your turtle guide, you will walk the beaches in search of a mother laying her eggs. No lights are permitted except…
Full Day with lunch and snacks Snorkeling: You will visit the many unique marine and terrestrial ecosystems of Cahuita National Park, one of the most beautiful regions of the country. Its main attraction is a picture postcard reality of white sandy beaches, thousands of swaying palm trees, a calm sea of crystal-clear water and a…
Veragua Rainforest is the ultimate Costa Rican natural attraction, offering everything you want to experience in the authentic rainforest! Your tour includes interactive live Veragua Rainforest exhibits of snakes, butterflies and the world´s largest nocturnal frog exhibit, walking trails, an aerial tram ride through the rainforest canopy, a spectacular waterfall, and Costa Rica´s National Institute…
Visiting Tortuguero is like entering an area where it’s inhabitants and culture will remind you of the British colonized Caribbean islands, mainly Jamaica. A great portion of this coast is protected in national parks. Perhaps the best known is Tortuguero, which covers 3/4 of Costa Rica’s eastern seaboard. There are plenty of wetlands, rivers, lagoons, and canals that…
Full Day: On this tour, you will first visit the Green Iguana farm and medicinal plant garden at the Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve. This reserve is a place where a small family is dedicated to the reproduction of the Green Iguana, a species that is endangered, but thanks to initiatives like these, is recovering. Then you…
The seven mile trip on the Sarapiqui River takes place between the community of La Virgen and Chilamate in Sarapiqui. It is a trip especially suitable for beginners and intermediates. It includes a very safe section formed by rapids followed by crystalline ponds. Along the journey one can enjoy four Class III rapids and about…
The caves were formed during the Miocene period, 15 to 20 million years ago. For many years they were under sea level and were later discovered by the Guatuzos aborigines after they surfaced due to tectonic movements. Limestone rocks, stalactites, stalagmites and corals, form most of the caves. The underground river forms the whimsical stone…
