This trip provides a combination of adventure and beauty as you trek through the forests and golden beaches of the pacific coast where you can see birds, monkeys, iguanas, eagles, and much more.
Duration: 2 or 3 hours
Includes: Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: hiking or running shoes, sandals for spa, binoculars, camera, spending money, sunscreen, sun hat.
From the first platform you will enjoy a breath-taking view of the surrounding beaches: Langosta, Tamarindo & Grande. On the Canopy Tour, you will glide through a network of 8 cables, a suspended cable bridge and 12 platforms, all of which are mounted securely 30 to 40 meters above the forest floor. What to bring: hiking or running shoes.
Whether you are an experienced rider or a beginner, there is a perfect horse for you. These horses are well trained, of good size and very healthy. There is no better way than on horseback to discover the hills, pastures, beaches and typical Costa Rican villages. We leave twice a day. Included are refreshments and any other necessary transportation. Long pants recommended!!!. We can't think of a better way than by horse to discover our hills, pastures, beaches and typical Costa Rican villages.
Duration: 2 - 3 hours
Includes: Bottled Water
What to bring: hiking or running shoes, long pants, binoculars, camera, sunscreen, sun hat.
Canopy Tour, Natural Spa, Waterslide, Horseback Riding, Air Bridges, Trails and more! This fun filled day has something for everyone and is sure to please the adrenaline seeker as well as the nature lover. Glide through the air on the canopy in the shadows of the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano then take a ride on horseback through the trails as you take in the sights of the beauty of Costa Rica. Afterwards soothe your muscles with the therapeutic hot Volcanic Mud Bath and swimming pool. Naturalist Guide and typical lunch is included.
Duration: 12 hours
Includes: Lunch, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: swimsuit, warm clothing, hiking or running shoes, sandals for spa, change of clothing for dinner (optional), binoculars, camera, spending money, sun hat.
One of our best tours! Fun and adventure for the whole family is what you can expect from this combo tour. Canopy tour, rappelling canyon walls, hiking, horseback riding to waterfalls, floating the Negro River in your own inner tube and Volcanic Mud Baths are just a few of the many activities you can experience. If you are interested in Costa Rican history you can visit an old sugar cane mill powered by an ox team or visit a site where you can observe a Pre Columbian art work and how indigenous tribes lived in the area.
Duration: 10 hours
Includes: Lunch, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: swimsuit, hiking or running shoes, sandals for spa, towel, change of clothing for lunch, binoculars, camera, sun hat.
Leatherbacks are a species of turtle that have literally been around for millions of years. Leatherback turtle bones have been found and dated back to slightly over 100 million years. Today this species is in peril, and a variety of organizations and governments are working hard to prevent them from going extinct.
GIANT LEATHERBACK TURTLE NESTING SAFARI: October 15 - February 15 This is a nocturnal adventure into the Baula National Park to witness one of the few remaining nesting grounds for the Giant Leatherback Sea Turtle. This is approximately a two hour walking tour with a bi-lingual guide to watch the world's largest reptile laid her eggs and return to the sea. This tour is educational as well as adventurous. The tour includes professional multi-lingual guides from the National Parks, a video show, refreshments and transportation from the principal hotels in Tamarindo area.
Size: 13,058 hectares Palo Verde National Park protects a portion of what is called the Río Tempisque lowlands, an amazingly diverse patchwork of habitats, including freshwater and saltwater marshes, deciduous, riparian and evergreen forests. This is a visit to the Palo Verde National Park, which is part of the basin of the Tempisque River . The lowlands and marshes create the perfect conditions for the largest concentration of waterfowl and wading birds in all of Central America . This is a birdwatcher's paradise as well as a perfect spot to see lots of big crocodiles. There are three different species of monkeys hanging from surrounding trees. The tour starts with a drive through the beautiful countryside of Guanacaste. We will arrive at a local port and take a boat trip to the National Park of Palo Verde . After exploring the park you will have a delicious typical lunch. On our return, we will pass by the famous artisan village of Guatil and learn how the Chorotega Indians make their pottery using the same techniques that were used by their Pre-Columbian ancestors. In the late afternoon we will visit the folkloric Capital of Santa Cruz and have coffee at the famous tortilla factory. The tour includes a bi-lingual guide, an air conditioned bus, lunch, river tour, park fees and refreshments.
This is an all-day adventure tour to the active volcano Rincon de la Vieja. We start the day by driving through the Guanacaste countryside up to the capital city of Liberia . There we start climbing up into the surrounding volcano to Buena Vista Lodge. Upon arrival, we mount horses and take a nature trail down to the hot springs and mud pots. Here we enjoy the hot mud spa and swim in the crystal clear springs. We then take a small hike to a spectacular waterfall. Then we ride back to the lodge to enjoy a delicious typical lunch. In the afternoon there is an option of experiencing the exhilarating canopy tour over the treetops of the jungle, sliding down a giant water slide, or going on a nature hike into the surrounding jungles of the volcano. This area is abundant with wildlife and exotic tropical birds, especially toucans and white-faced monkeys. This tour includes bilingual guide, horseback ride, lunch, spa and nature trails. Canopy tour and water slide are included.
The Arenal Volcano is active since 1968, it constantly ejects gases, water, fumaroles and explosions with pyroclastic material emissions, and sometimes the eruptions are accompanied with powerful thunders. The ash is carried by the wind over long distances especially to the northwest area of the volcano. The biggest and heaviest material falls close to the crater. The lava flows come out of the crater with a temperature of about 1 000 Centigrade. As the lava flows down it slowly cools off.
At the hot springs our customers can enjoy a healthy and relaxing soak, it is also possible to see the Arenal Volcano erupting from a comfortable spa. At the hot springs of Tabacon Resort you will enjoy the curative water and the spectacle at night when the steam above the crater takes an intensive red glow and the explosions remind one of a fireworks display.
This trip includes : Entrance fees, lunch, dinner, transportation and naturalist guide
Bring: light clothing, insect repellent, camera, swim suit, towel, comfortable shoes and hat.
The Colorado River is a narrow river where you will pass through canyon walls as you experience water rapids, lush vegetation, wildlife and pristine isolation. Upon your arrival you will receive safety instructions and then board your 2 person raft. Here you will have the option of being accompanied by a guide or have them follow you closely in another raft. This is sure to be an exciting tour for the beginner or the experienced rafter. Get ready to observe herons and iguanas basking on the riverside as howler monkeys play on the tree branches above you.
Duration: 6 hours
Includes: Lunch, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: swimsuit, strap-on sport sandals or water shoes, change of clothing for lunch, camera.
Hiking trough the Rincon de la Vieja National Park is a great experience for the entire family. As you hike the trails you will be able to see old lava fields, vapor holes, thermal waters, wildlife and exotic Guaria Morada (Cattleya skinneri), this orchid is Costa Rica’s national flower. This 2½ hour guided hike will allow you to be close enough to feel the heat and the steam that rise from the steamy mud pots, product of the constant activity of this volcano. Naturalist Guide and typical lunch is included.
Duration: 6 hours
Includes: Lunch, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: hiking or running shoes, binoculars, camera, sun hat.
Your trip to Costa Rica will not be complete without visiting the magnificent Arenal Volcano and Tabacon Hot Springs. First you will visit Los Pumas Rescue Center where you can see all the varieties of cats that are located in Costa Rica as well as many species of birds and white face monkeys. Feel and see the power of being in the presence of an active volcano while hiking old lava fields then afterwards soak your body into therapeutic waters of the Hot Springs while watching for the burst of lava from the top of the Volcano.
Duration: 14 hours Includes: Buffet Lunch & Dinner at Tabacon also Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: swimsuit, warm clothing, hiking or running shoes, sandals for spa, change of clothing for dinner, binoculars, camera, spending money, rain poncho.
With over 850 species of birds Costa Rica is a great place for birding. With your experienced naturalist guide, you will be able to view some of the following eye-catching species; The Cattle Egret, Crested Caracara, Laughing Flacon and the Squirrel Cuckoo just to mention a few.
What to bring: jacket, running shoes or strap-on sport sandals, binoculars, camera.
In this exotic adventure you will visit a conservation project located near the Monteverde area. The Selvatura Canopy Tour will allow you to experience the Cloud Forest just as the birds do. Your adrenaline level is guaranteed to rise to its maximum on this tour. If you do not want to try the Canopy Tour there are trails with walkways bridges where you can take your time observing the birds, flora and fauna from the hanging bridges as well as see one of the world’s largest private insect collections in the learning center.
What to bring: warm clothing, hiking or running shoes, binoculars, camera, spending money, rain poncho.
On this full day trip you will enjoy adventure and learn about the animals of Costa Rica while floating down the beautiful Corobici River. This gentle float trip is safe for young and old alike while taking in the sights of birds, monkeys and other wildlife that thrive along the river's edge. You will also visit Los Pumas Rescue Center where you can see all varieties of cats that are located in Costa Rica as well as many species of birds and white face monkeys. Naturalist guide and typical lunch is included.
What to bring: hiking or running shoes, sandals for spa, binoculars, camera, spending money, sunscreen, sun hat.
Jungle night walks are casual strolls through the jungle foliage that begin just before sunset and finish after nightfall, giving clients an opportunity to compare diurnal (day time) and nocturnal (night time) wildlife. As you meet your experienced naturalist guide you will start out just at sunset. The twilight walk gives visitors an opportunity to encounter nocturnal wildlife, birds, reptiles and insects that do not come out until night. Be sure to bring your flashlight and a curious mind. Includes Naturalist Guide, snacks and water.
Duration: 3 hours
Includes: Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: jacket, hiking or running shoes, camera, head lamp or flashlight.
A legend tells that after God was done panting the sky, he washed the brushes in Rio Celeste (River Light Blue). Once in the Tenorio National Park you will begin hiking through a primary forest with your naturalist guide who will tech you about the jungle and point out troops of howler monkeys prancing in the branches along with many other animals. This is truly a great tour for the active traveler who loves nature. As you descend you will get to see the spectacular Rio Celeste Waterfall with its unique blue color
Duration: 11 hours
Includes: Lunch, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: change of cloths, swim suit, day bag, hiking or running shoes, binoculars, camera, rain poncho, towel.
These beautiful sea turtles lay from 80 to 100 eggs each, weighing over 100 pounds and reaching over 2.5 feet long. The Lora turtle may become extinct within the next 20 years if their rate of decline is not stopped. Although chances to see these turtles are possible at any time the main season is between May – Feb with the peak in December but seeing hundreds of turtles at night is very common. Photographs are not permitted after dark so we have afternoon departures so you may view the turtles at sunset as well as night time.
Duration: Depending up to 10 hours
Includes: Dinner, Snacks & Bottled Water
What to bring: jacket, hiking or running shoes, camera, flashlight, Please note that no pictures are allowed after dark.
