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Renown as a new world leader in eco-tourism, Costa Rica is also earning a reputation as a home for world-class golf with its excellent courses and great year-round weather. With just a two hour flight from Miami, and a variety of major airlines to choose from, traveling overseas to get away from it all has just become easy. And the best time to come to enjoy our tropical sunshine is most likely when the weather back home isn't exactly fit for golfing.
We can make arrangements for Hotels & Condos Accommodations & Golf Services right on the Best Golf Destinations in Costa Rica .
We have more than 8 Deluxe Golf Destinations you can choose.
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North Pacific:
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 Buena Vista Hot Springs and Canopy prices starting at $136
Buena Vista Hot Springs & Canopy Our scenic route to the Rain Forest at Buena Vista, near the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, travels across the Guanacaste Mountain Range spotted with small villages and cattle ranches. Participants can test the therapeutic properties of the famous mineral clays and the warm waters of the natural Hot Springs while marveling at the lush tropical scenery typical of this region of Costa Rica. Adventurous participants can ascend into the forest canopy and see jungle life from a unique perspective. This canopy platform system effortlessly lifts you into emergent old growth trees to experience a world rarely seen by humans. The tour is guided by specialized bilingual Canopy guides who will give you the instructions at the beginning and during the 1-½ hour trip to seven tree platforms in the Rain Forest. At the Hacienda you will also enjoy the mineral hot springs at the spa, this Spa is unique in the area, located in the mountain & surrounded by the forest. It has five hot spring swimming pools, one rustic sauna constructed with stone, a mud bath area and a rustic bar. Also the Spa has dressing rooms, lockers to leave your belongings and bathrooms. You can get there by a rustic trailer, horseback riding or walking.
What to bring: t-shirt, long pants (horseback ride), walking shoes, swimsuit, sandals, insect repellent, binoculars, camera and hat.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: Air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, bottled water, canopy tour, entrance fee to Hot springs and spa, and lunch. |
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 Arenal Volcano Hot Springs & Rain Forest prices starting at $185
Departing from the beaches of Costa Rica’s North Pacific Coast, we head first through the dry landscape of Guanacaste province and continue to the country's northern inland plains. En route we will visit a rain forest where a trail leads us to discover the natural wonders of flora and fauna of Costa Rica. After the walk we will drive on a route dominated by the impressive cone of Arenal Volcano, famous for its incredible eruptions, lava streams and incandescent rock explosions, resembling natural firework displays. We will visit lush tropical gardens and natural hot springs –the ideal setting for dinner and observation of the volcano. This hot springs offer various pools from hot mineral springs with temperatures reaching 102º F.
What to bring: Sun block, swimsuit, cool comfortable clothes and shoes, jacket and camera.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: air conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, private rain forest entrance fee, lunch, entrance fee to hot springs and dinner |
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 Monteverde Cloud Forest Adventure prices starting at $189
Located high in the Tilarán Mountain Range at an altitude of about 4300 feet above sea level, Monteverde is one of the Costa Rica's most scenic spots. Founded by Quakers, who emigrated from the United States and started the country's most successful cheese factory. It is a paradise for researchers and nature lovers alike. That misty, magical cloud forest will be visited from a totally different perspective. The tour is a complex series of suspended bridges, platforms and paths, built within a private cloud forest preserve just north of Monteverde. The bridges allow visitors to observe at eye level animals that spend most of their lives in the tops of trees. This system offers the best opportunity to get to know the complexity and beauty of the cloud forest canopy safely and comfortably. The Cloud Forest protects a treasure trove of rare flora and fauna, including the three wattle bellbird and the legendary resplendent quetzal - one of the most beautiful birds in the world. This is the perfect place for the family to experience, or for anyone who wants close contact with nature. The coffee tour combines a series of elements in which the cultural tourism, the conservation, the development of the local economy and the rescue of indigenous and farmers’ values and traditions are interlaced, having as last aim the delight and satisfaction of the coffee lovers and visitors in general.
What to bring: Insect repellent, raincoat, walking shoes, camera and binoculars
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: air-conditioned transportation, bilingual Tour guide, entrance fees and lunch |
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 Rincón de la Vieja National Park prices starting at $85
Rincon de la Vieja, the largest volcano in the country's northwest, comprises a remote volcanic Complex in the Guanacaste Range. At least nine eruptive vents are located within a 15-kilometerwide cauldron. The twin cone of 1,916 meter Santa Maria volcano, the highest peak of the Rincon complex, features an inactive crater 500 meters across. Natural hot springs, virgin forests, jungle waterfalls and volcanic mud pots are just some of the many attractions tourists can enjoy during a visit to this place. The attractions are protected in the 14,083-hectare Rincon de la Vieja Volcano National Park, which extends from 650 to 1,965 meters in elevation on both the Caribbean and Pacific flanks of the cordillera. The two sides differ markedly in rainfall and vegetation. The Pacific side has a distinct dry season. The Caribbean side is lush and wet year-round, with as much as 500 cm of rainfall falling annually on higher slopes. The park is known for its profusion of orchid species. The diverse conditions foster panoply of wildlife species. More than 300 species of birds include quetzals, toucan, the elegant trogon, eagles, three wattled bellbirds, and the curassow. Mammals include cougars, howler, spider, and white-faced monkeys, sloths, tapirs, tayras, and even jaguars.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes and shoes, swimsuit, sun block, towel, camera and hat.
Length of tour: Full Day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, soft drinks, entrance fee and lunch. |
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 Guachipelin Adventure Center prices starting at $134
Hacienda Guachipelín is located at the foot of the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano, near the town of Turbaned, in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. The Hacienda borders the popular Rincon de la Vieja National Park. Since 1985, Hacienda Guachipelín has also been hosting a steady flow of visitors, helping them enjoy the natural beauty of the ranch and the neighboring national park, where you will experience volcanic activity as in no other volcano in Costa Rica. Hacienda Guachipelín is a truly ecotourism lodge for adventure travel and nature lovers. The hotel is surrounded by lush gardens with native trees, exotic flowers and many types of birds, and it has views to both the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano and the Pacific Ocean. Natural hot springs, rivers, natural pools, virgin forests, jungle waterfalls, and thermal waters, tropical forests with birds, mammals, reptiles, insects; and volcanic mud pots are just some of the many natural attractions tourists can enjoy during a stay at the Hacienda. For the adventurer, there are many activities in the lodge like horseback riding, the Canyon canopy tour, Rio Negro Tubing Adventure, bird watching, as well as trekking to the active craters of the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes and shoes, swimsuit, sun block, towel, camera and hat.
Length of tour: Full Day.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, soft drinks, entrance fee and activities, and lunch. |
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 Tenorio River Rafting prices starting at $139
The Tenorio River will test your courage with its rapids class III and IV (irregular and medium waves, complex maneuverings in fast rapids in its class III; intense and powerful but yet predictable in the class IV). The trip on the river lasts for about 4 hours and includes a river lunch on the bank of the river with sandwiches, fresh fruits, natural beverages and some snacks. At the end of the tour you will make a short 15 minutes hike to get to the buses then we’ll take you back to the Rincon Corobicí where they will be able to use the rest rooms.
What to bring: Swim suit and comfortable wearing clothes, rubber sole shoes, a complete change of clothes and towel; sun block, sunglasses and cap or hat.
Length of tour: Full day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, equipment, bilingual guide and lunch. |
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 Palo Verde Boat Tour & Guaitil Pottery Village prices starting at $95
The natural hydrologic system of Palo Verde create the right conditions to produce in the zone the most important concentration of birds in the country and Central America. This is a birdwatchers paradise as well as a perfect spot to see lots of crocodiles, some monkeys, reptiles, as you cruise the Tempisque River by boat. After lunch you will pass by the famous artisan village of Guaitil and learn about the Chorotega Indians and can watch the artists as they make the pottery that heritage from their Pre Columbian ancestors
What to bring: Running shoes or strap-on sport sandals, binoculars, camera, sunscreen, sun hat.
Length of tour: Full Day.
Inclusions: air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, entrance fee and boat ride, Lunch, Snacks, Bottled Water and fruit juice. |
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 Palo Verde Boat Tour prices starting at $80
This tour gives the opportunity to admire the beauty and the majestic of this National Park. A 2- hour boat ride on the Charcon River is an exuberant rewarding experience for anyone interested in nature. The park's main lagoon attracts the largest concentrations of waterfowl and wading birds in all of Central America, making it a bird watcher’s heaven. The surrounding tropical dry forest is home to everything from monkeys to scarlet macaws.
What to bring: Sun block, hat or cap, cool comfortable clothes and shoes, insect repellent, binoculars and camera.
Length of tour: Half Day.
Inclusions: air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide, entrance fee and boat ride. |
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 Beach Hopping prices starting at $60
Guanacaste is Costa Rica’s most popular sun and beach destination. The irregular and mountainous coastline requires you to take inland roads to hop from one beach to another. Every other beach in the area is quite different and has a charm of its own; our bilingual driver with deep knowledge of
the area will help you discover them as we drive you around. Depending on your hotel’s beach, this tour will visit other fascinating beaches in the neighborhood.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes, sun block, insect repellent, hat and camera.
Length of tour: Half Day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, bilingual driver and bottled water |
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 ATV Adventure prices starting at $80
Driving an ATV is an unique adventure that you would never forget. The different mountain and beach trails will take you on back roads through the forest. ALL atv are automatic
Note: Presentation of a valid driver license is mandatory
What to bring: Tennis or walking shoes, comfortable clothing, hat or cap, sunglasses and camera
Length of tour: Half Day Adventure.
Inclusions: air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide ATV |
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 Horseback Riding prices starting at $65
Explore the beauty of the Guanacaste countryside like an authentic "Sabanero" as Costa Rican cowboys are called. The trails head through patches of tropical dry forest - home to iguanas, monkeys and an array of bird species. All horses are well trained, and saddles and equipment are professionally maintained.
What to bring: Sun block, tennis shoes or boots, long pants, insect repellent, binoculars, camera and hat, Lunch
Length of tour: Half Day.
Inclusions: air-conditioned transportation, bilingual guide and horse rental |
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 Sailing and Snorkeling Tour prices starting at $85
Spend the afternoon enjoying soft ocean breezes, impeccable blue skies, rustling palm fronds, warm sand and the rhythmic crashing of the surf. Participants will board their comfortable vessel to cruise around Brasilito and Potrero Bays, Conchal Beach and the Catalina Islands before anchoring near a beautiful beach where you can collect shells, sunbathe in the gentle afternoon sun or swim in crystal clear waters while refreshments and tropical fruit are served. As we cruise back the sunset explodes before us.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes and shoes, swimsuit, sun block, towel, camera and hat.
Length of tour: Half Day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, soft drinks, fruits and bilingual crew. |
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 Diving Tour prices starting at $135
A fantastic diversity of tropical marine life, warm water and excellent visibility are found at a fine selection of dive sites on the Pacific waters. Here divers will find a large population of White tip reef sharks and lots of rays, including bat, eagle, cow nose and manta. Another dive site in the area is the Bat Islands, a string of offshore rocky islets populated by friendly Pacific Bull sharks.
What to bring: sandals, sun block, towel, bathing suit camera and hat.
Length of tour: half day
Inclusions: 2 tanks for local diving, weights, belt, boat, guide and drinks |
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 Sportfishing Tour Starting at $480
Both offshore and deep-sea fishing are world class on Costa Rica’s Pacific waters, home to an abundance of big fish which lure fishermen from around the world. Sailfish, blue marlin, striped marlin, roosterfish, tuna and snapper are just a few of the species found off the Pacific coast. Our boats, ranging from 27-foot outboards to 47-foot inboards, meet all IGFA requirements and are equipped with state-of-the-art electronics, and have bait and tackle for all types of fish. Skippers and crew are courteous, bilingual and above all knowledgeable and experienced in these waters.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes (t-shirt and shorts are recommended), Bathing Suit, towel, tennis shoes or sandals, sun block, hat, binoculars and camera.
Length of tours: half day or full day.
Inclusions: transportation, tackle and bait, soft drinks and beer. (Lunch included only on full day trips) |
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 Ocean Kayaking & Snorkeling prices starting at $75
A great combination consisting of the Ocean and the Dry Forest. After a short drive to a secluded beach and some brief instructions we’re off! Watch frigate birds and pelicans glide overhead as you paddle along the spectacular coastline. Land on a deserted beach where you will have the opportunity to do some snorkeling and explore the reefs looking for colorful tropical fish and corals. Join us for nature walk trouhgt the Dry Foresy. Note: Snorkeling depends on visibility due to weather conditions.
What to bring: Sandals, shorts, sunglasses, hat or cap, swimsuit, towel, waterproof sun protection & water camera.
Length of Tours: Half day
Inclusions: A/C Vehicle, entrance fee, snorkeling equipment, bilingual guide and refreshment |
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 Canopy Tour prices starting at $60
This canopy tour located in a tropical dry forest in the Guanacaste countryside is a full time of adrenaline. The complete tour lasts approximately 3 hours and consists of suspended platforms connected with steel cables, on the canopy of the trees. To move from tree to tree we use pulleys and climbing gear of the best quality. This system of platforms allows visitors to appreciate nature from the top of ancient tropical trees. No rappelling or climbing is involved on this tour and a guide will receive you at each platform, making of this the best canopy adventure.
What to bring: Long pants, insect repellent and walking shoes.
Length of tour: Half Day
Inclusions: bilingual guide, air-conditioned transportation and entrance fee. |
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 Santa Rosa National Park prices starting at $98
This Tour will take us back in history to La Casona where Costa Rica’s most significant battle took place. In site there is a colonial style ranch that hosts a Historical and nature museum. The Park itself also protects the last remaining extension of the unique and endangered tropical dry forest as well as grassland and savannah woodland.
What to bring: Sun block, long pants, insect repellent, shoes, camera and hat.
Length of Tour: Full Day
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, bilingual tour guide, entry fee to National Park and lunch. |
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 Nicaragua: Volcanoes & Colonial City prices starting at $145
Cross the border with Nicaragua and enjoy the sights of the impressive Maderas and Concepción volcanoes that have formed an island located in one of the largest fresh water lakes in the world. Visit the Masaya Volcano, its active crater and observe the vegetation surrounding the area. At the Masaya’s indigenous market, you may find some of the region’s finest handicrafts, including pottery, leather and wooden items. Continue to Granada, Central America’s oldest European founded city. Throughout the city you may find centuries-old colonial buildings and over 20 churches from the colonial period.
What to bring: Passport, comfortable clothing and footwear, hat or cap, sun block lotion and camera.
Length of the tour: full day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation, bilingual guide immigration taxes for Costa Rica and Nicaragua, entrance fees, light breakfast and lunch. |
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 Golf Curses- Ask for our golf prices
A true, 6,800-meter masterpiece by Mike Young, who has designed some of the finest golf courses in the southern United States. His characteristic emphasis on detail led him to build a course where each hole was designed to the slopes and contours of the natural landscape of Hacienda Pinilla. The frequent risk/reward situations offer diferent challenges every time you play and trees, apart from offering refreshing breaks, also represent natural obstacles. The El Corral Turn House is the Pro Shop and it has its own restaurant.
What to bring: Comfortable clothing, sunglasses, hat or cap, insect repellent, sun block lotion and camera.
Length of the tour: half day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation. Note: green fees have to be paid directly at the Golf Course |
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 Surf Lessons prices starting at $55
Enjoy surfing at the most incredible beach area: Tamarindo Beach. From grommets to grandpas, prostonever done it, we have you covered. Tamarindo has been blessed by consistent swells and off-shore conditions. Surfers can watch the waves of the Tamarindo river mouth peel right from the beach. Before you get into the water, our bilingual intructors will give you a safety talk, some theory and demonstrate the first steps of surfing. Within an hour, you will be up and catching your first wave
What to bring: Comfortable clothing, licra top, swimsuit towel, sun block lotion and camera.
Length of the tour: half day.
Inclusions: Air conditioned transportation. Surf board, leash and surf guide/teacher |
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NATURAL HIKE TO CARARA BIOLOGICAL RESERVE prices starting at $79
Carara is located in a transition zone between the dry forest and humid forest of the Costa Rican North Pacific region, this reserve protects ecosystems not found in any other conservation area. It also is an island of forest completely surrounded by land dedicated to human activities. The wild life is very abundant. If nature allows, is possible to see a lot of mammals such as: whiteface monkeys, two finger sloths and deers.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Air Conditioned Transportation, Bilingual Naturalist Guide, Entrance Fee, and water.
What to bring: comfortable clothes, walking shoes, camera, hat, insect repellent and sun block. |
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 Sea Kayaking. Price per person: prices starting at $85
Ocean going outriggers, single and double kayaks, river kayaking and surf kayaking are just a few of the activities that you can enjoy while here on the pacific coast.
Paddle through the warm waters enjoying this popular sport, the perfect way to appreciate the wonders of nature and the beautiful coastline.
Your guide will also take you to the perfect spot for snorkeling, where you will quickly be surrounded by a wide variety of tropical fish.
Includes: Air Conditioned Transport, bi-lingual guides, drinks
What to bring: Sun block, strap to secure sunglasses, swimsuit and towel, change of dry clothes |
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 Arenal Volcano Costa Rica and Hot Springs. Price per person: prices starting at $125
If you have never seen an active volcano; Arenal this could be your chance. Arenal is 1633m volcano that rises majestically out of the lush pastures and forest on the eastern end of Lake Arenal. Intermittent explosions draw people by day and night, although night (if nature allows) is the best time to observe red-hot molten lava enveloping the top of the cone.
Even when overcast, the rumblings, venting and molten lava glowing through the clouds offer a very special experience.
You can enjoy this show from Tabacon Hot Springs Resort while you relax in the hot springs pools and waterfalls.
Includes: Air Conditioned Transport, Bi-Lingual Naturalist Guide, Entrance Fee to Tabacon, lunch and buffet dinner.
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes, jacket, swimsuit, walking shoes, camera, hat and sun block. |
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 Isla Tortuga Cruise prices starting at $119
Whether you're 2 or 92 no visit to Costa Rica is complete without a trip on this famous Tortuga Island Cruise. The day begins at your hotel where you will be greeted by a bilingual guide and seated on an air-conditioned bus. The bus ride takes you to the pacific port of Puntarenas stopping along the way for Costa Rican typical breakfast.
One at Puntarenas Port you are welcomed on board with refreshments and a seemingly endless supply of tropical fruit is served, as you sail through the scenic Gulf of Nicoya, and then to where blue green waters lap the white sand beach of Tortuga.
Disembark for a day of relaxation, swimming and beach volleyball.
Sit down to a gourmet picnic buffet served under swaying palm trees, before the mid-afternoon return to port.
Inclusions: Ground and boat transportation, Bi-Lingual Guide, soft drinks, lunch.
What to bring: Swimsuit and towel, sun block, walking shoes, beach sandals, camera, hat. |
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 Crocodile Adventure prices starting at $79
Close to the Carara Biological Reserve we find the Tarcoles River, home to a wide variety of birds and crocodiles.
A trip down stream will show you the Guacalillo Mongroves, nesting place for the Scarlett Macaw and on both sides of the river bank you will see numerous species of birds such as: Pelicans, Opreys, Frigates, Trogons, etc. Very spectacular are the Crocodiles, some measuring up to 23 feet long. Take pictures of your guide hand feeding one of those enormous creatures.
Includes: Air Conditioned Transport, Bi-Lingual Naturalist Guide
What to bring: Cool comfortable clothes, camera, hat and sunblock. |
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 Savegre River Class II - III Full Day - Full Day – prices starting at $120 Minimum 4 people
Experience a trip of pure unsurpassed beauty, luxuriant vegetation, and exploding whitewater on this full day tour for the adventuresome beginner and experienced rafter. Along the way you will be astounded by the awesome canyons, waterfalls, and primary rainforest. The Rio Savegre is a magnificent stretch of coastal whitewater that begins its course by winding out of a sparsely inhabited valley, covered with jungle vegetation. Don’t miss this exhilarating ride through nature.
Inclusions: Breakfast, lunch, refreshments, tour and transportation. The river is located in Manuel Antonio area, approximately 1 hour away from Villa Caletas
What to bring: water sandals or sturdy water shoes, a bathing suit, sunscreen, bug spray, a towel, and if possible a change of clothes.
The minimum age for this tour is 6 years old. |
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 Canopy Tour – prices starting at $55
While zipping over cables as high as 120 foot over ground level, this tour offers you a bird's eye view of the rainforest canopy, which is home to an estimated 60% of rainforest species! Waterfalls Canopy Tour is located just outside Jaco and near the Carara Biological Reserve and is part of an important ecological transition zone between Costa Rica's drier northwest and more humid south. This transitional rainforest grows on steep slopes, and has studded massive trees laden with vines, bromeliads and orchids. The Canopy Tour consists of 13 platforms, 7 ziplines, Tarzan Swing, a 3 story Tree house, suspension bridges and a 90 foot rappel.
Inclusions: transportation, 15 minutes nature walk, fruits and water.
What to bring: comfortable cloths, walking shoes, camera, and bug spray. |
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 ATV Adventure prices starting at $95
An experienced, professional, bilingual guides will lead you through the scenic mountains on unpaved dirt access trails to a stunning viewpoint. Capture unexpected ocean views of our Central Pacific Coast, from Manuel Antonio in the South, Los Sueños Marina close by and to the Nicoya Peninsula in the North. If you are lucky you might spot toucans and giant red macaws, so distinct to this ecosystem.
Carry on your journey that leads you to a very special beach at Playa Hermosa, where nesting sea turtles are protected and studied. Take a break after your fun-filled ride by indulging yourselves with a refreshing swim in a cascading waterfall with crystal mountain waters – beautiful all year round.
Inclusions: ATVs HONDA fully, equipped, safety helmets, bilingual guides, refreshments & meal, round-trip transportation
What to bring: Comfortable clothing, bathing suit and towel, sneakers, insect repellent, sun block and camera.
*group discount available. |
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 Savegre River Class prices starting at $95
Experience a trip of pure unsurpassed beauty, luxuriant vegetation, and exploding whitewater on this full day tour for the adventuresome beginner and experienced rafter. Along the way you will be astounded by the awesome canyons, waterfalls, and primary rainforest. The Rio Savegre is a magnificent stretch of coastal whitewater that begins its course by winding out of a sparsely inhabited valley, covered with jungle vegetation. Don’t miss this exhilarating ride through nature.
Includes: transportation, breakfast, lunch and and snacks. |
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 Rio Naranjo Class prices starting at $65
The Naranjo is a Class III / IV half day challenge for more experienced paddlers. The Naranjo River drops steeply from the coastal mountain range above Quepos through a beautiful jungle gorge, and takes you on a wild ride to sea level passing nearby farmlands and palm plantations. The river banks are overgrown with jungle and the canyon walls meet the water at 90° angles. For the advanced rafter as well, if you are a first time paddler, this exciting and refreshing ride through the Naranjo Canyon, a jewel of Costa Rica, will provide the beauty and thrills you expect in whitewater rafting.
Includes: transportation, bilingual guides, safety kayakers, security, snacks and drinks
What to bring: water sandals or sturdy water shoes, a bathing suit, sunscreen, bug spray, a towel, and if possible a change of clothes.
Length: half day |
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 Canopy Safari Tour prices starting at $70
This is an exciting 3 in 1 adventure. We have the canopy circuit with 10 zip lines, 2 rappel lines, a hanging bridge, and a Tarzan swing. There is also our butterfly garden and snake exhibit. We have a full service restaurant where we serve buffet style breakfast and lunch. This canopy tour is approved by the ICT and all our guides have certificates from the ICT to be canopy guides. This tour lasts five and a half hours.
This Tour Includes: Transportation, breakfast or lunch (depending on the departure time), professional bilingual guide and zip lines tour.
What to bring: Sturdy shoes, shorts, camera, insect repellent, bathing suit, towel and a change of clothes. |
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 Canopy Tití Tour-prices starting at $55
Imagine yourself soaring high above the jungle floor as you fly through tree tops, amongst some of the most beautiful flora and fauna in the Costa Rican rainforest. The exhilaration of a zip line is, most likely, unlike anything you have ever experienced!
This tour includes: Transportation, water and drinks, fruit and snacks at the conclusion of your journey.
What to bring: Sturdy shoes, shorts, camera and insect repellent |
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 Waterfall rappelling prices starting at $75
A great adventure that includes Rappelling two waterfalls of 135 feet high and 165 feet high, hiking on beautiful trails, swinging bridge 375 feet long, beautiful and clean natural swimming pools, passing through the back roads of local villages and rain forest where an incredible diversity of flora and fauna can be observed.
Includes: Bilingual guides, transportation, snacks and Lunch of Costa Rican Typical lunch
What to Bring: Towels, Waterproof Camera, Swimsuit, hiking shoes or similar Change of Clothes |
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 Costarican Horseback riding Tour with Tocori Waterfalls prices starting at $65
After a relaxing hour-long ride on horseback through the tropical rain forest – with the pace determined by your comfort level and riding ability – leave your horses on the trail and let the local guides to take you through the exotic plant and animal life on a nature walk. They will let you taste, smell, touch and observe first hand the real Costa Rican jungle. After indulging your mind and spirit with expert knowledge, take a refreshing dip in pristine natural mountain waters while being splashed on by two stunning waterfalls at Tocori. And don’t forget to enjoy an unforgettable taste of local fresh fruits and a homemade special tropical drink made exclusively by Doña Eli, Don Gilberto´s wife, all while you relax and cool off next to the waterfalls.
Includes: transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, equipment, a hot meal, snacks and refreshments
What to bring: sturdy shoes and comfortable clothes that can get wet while riding, bathing suit, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a towe |
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 Nauyaca Waterfall Horseback riding Tour prices starting at $55
The Nauyaca is a 150ft. and 65ft.Waterfall. This is one of the main attractions of the southern pacific zone. The falls are formed by two cascades on the Barucito River that tower 150ft. and 65ft. above a sparkling 20ft. deep pool. You will be horseback riding to the Nauyaca waterfalls were you can swim in the pools or jump into them from a high rock.
Inclusions: local guide, equipment, breakfast and lunch
What to bring: comfortable clothes that can get wet while riding, bathing suit, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a towel. |
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 ATV Tours prices starting at $95
After hearing our safety & security instructions, drive your own fully equipped Honda ATV into the rugged mountains, where your professional bilingual guides lead you through rustic tropical settings, unpaved roads, giant African Palm Plantations, real working cattle farms, and typical Costa Rican towns like Naranjito, Londres, Villa Nueva and Esquipulas.
Inclusions: ATVs HONDA fully equipped, safety helmets, bilingual guides, refreshments & meal, round-trip transportation
What to bring: Comfortable clothing, bathing suit and towel, sneakers, insect repellent, sun block and camera |
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 Sunset Cruise prices starting at $70
The Costa Rica Pacific coastline is one of the most beautiful in the world. The unique geology of the region insures a surprise around every island and shore.
You can choose a morning sail into the Manuel Antonio Marine Preserve or a sunset sail.
Includes: snorkling equipment, a tour of the offshore islands and a delicious meal |
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 Mangrove / Damas Island Kayaking prices starting at $65
Paddle comfortably as an intimate group under the shade of several tall species of mangroves, which grow only in select areas of the world and in Costa Rica. The pace of this adventure is determined by your abilities and interests, and the abundance of wildlife you want to learn about all in its natural and breathtaking habitat.
Inclusions: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks, equipment, hot meal, snacks and drinks. |
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 Snorkeling and coastal Kayaks prices starting at $65
The adventure begins near the developing Pez Vela (Sail Fish) Marina in Quepos and winds along the Manuel Antonio coastline. Indulge yourselves at a rare jewel of a beach – a hidden Manuel Antonio treasure at Biezans Bay.
Overall, this kayaking adventure is fun for just about every one, yet it is a terrific way to experience the exotic Costa Rica coastline in a way that only Manuel Antonio can be shown.
Inclusions: transportation, bilingual guides, kayaks, required equipment, snacks, drinks, and a hot meal. |
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 Manuel Antonio Park prices starting at $48
Enter one of the best national parks in the world with its enchanting white sand beaches ideal for swimming. The tropical forest is alive with various wildlife including monkeys and iguanas that are almost too true to believe. The park has many different trails overlooking scenic points of splendor. A visit to the famous fishing port of Quepos renowned for world record sail fish.
Inclusions: Transportation, bilingual guides and certified naturalists, entrance fee, snacks and refreshments after the tour right near the beach.
What to bring: water, a camera, sunscreen, bug spray, and your binoculars, bathing suit and towel for a relaxing afternoon at the beach after your hike and guided adventure. |
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 Private Wildlife Refuge prices starting at $45
Fincas Naturales Wildlife Refuge is a 30 acre private refuge and nature exhibits with 1500 meters (4500 feet) of trails, designed for all ages, conveniently located between Quepos and Manuel Antonio. The refuge has developed three Butterfly Botanical Gardens, an impressive Aquatic Garden, and the new reptile exhibits. Fincas Naturales is a living laboratory of nature conservancy and is also an example of sustainable development, where you will see a variety of Flora and Fauna, including monkeys, agoutis, and precious tropical hardwood trees.
As a conservation project, the mission is the protection of the wildlife and the education of the public to better appreciate these natural resources we depend upon for our survival.
Inclusions: Entrance fee, bilingual interpretive guides with knowledge of natural history.
What to bring: Hiking shoes, trousers, repellent, and camera.
Departure Time: 9:00 a.m. and at 1:00 p.m. Monday thru Sunday. Driving time is about 10 minutes |
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 Horseback Riding to La Fortuna + Quads
This is a combination of horseback riding and quad adventure in this beautiful scenery. These horses are trained to take you all the way up to the waterfall trough green areas of pastures, forest and high hills. The views of San Carlos valleys and the Tropical Forest that surround the waterfall are spectacular. At the end of the road will let the horses and will walk dawn trough a trail all the way to the base of the water fall, which is 65 mts. high.
This fantastic area is very quiet and special to relax and enjoy a good time. Here you can always swim in its natural pool.
We will ride trough different lots of cattle and at the same time we will cross 3 different rivers.
On the quad tour you will cross areas of repasture, special paths for four trax and after crossing some rivers, we will come to a specific place where we will detain in a crocodiles farm.
What to bring: long pants, hiking chooses, bathing suit, towel, hat, sun block and camera. Mosquito repellent, sun blocker. Minimum driving age is 15.
Length: Full day
Inclusions: transportation, entrance fee to waterfall, horse and local guide. Refreshment. Naturalistic guide, professional equipment, insurance, entry to the crocodiles. |
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 Arenal Volcano Hike
Before the active period of 1968, a lavish canopy vegetation covered the Arenal Volcano. People that climbed Arenal’s summit related that inside the crater there were big trees and at night, they slept in places where there was some heat due to small steam outlets.
Right now, the green area is located at the east side of the Mountain and other little green parts can be seen on the north and south of the volcano. Enjoy the most extraordinary view of the Arenal volcano on a gentle Hike along the base of this marvelous “Mountain of fire”.
The hike begins in one of the trails to the volcano, this trail will take us through the forest over recent lava flows and the area destroyed in 1968 now in the process of regeneration. We are going to be on this trail for about two and a half hours.
What to bring: light clothes, hiking shoes, sun lotion, repellent, camera, binoculars and raincoat.
Length: 4 hours.
Inclusions: transportation, bilingual guide, entrance free, water and sodas. |
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 Peñas Blancas Safari Float Tour
Enjoy the sight and the sounds of the rainforest and experience its peacefulness as we quietly paddle the Peñas Blancas River. Monkeys, sloths, iguanas, crocodiles and numerous tropical birds await you.
Our professional bilingual guide will share with you educational and interesting explanations of the plants and animal we encounter on the float.
You will truly appreciate the wonders of Peñas Blancas river and the surrounding rainforest as we travel down the river without a motor, this way you will enjoy the journey rowing and taking photos.
What to bring: short pants, T- Shirts, sandals, sun block, repellent, camera, binoculars, towel and raincoat.
Length: 4 hours aprox.
Inclusions: transportation, naturalist guide, fruits, water, sodas. |
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 Canyoning
Since 2001, we have been leading this new multi - sport adventure “canyoning" by rappelling and hiking in this spectacular rain forest slot canyon located in La Fortuna under the famous Arenal Volcano. From children to adults and people with experience we are the specialists.
We use only high quality gear used in canyoneering and rock climbing. All our guides have been professionally trained in wilderness firts aid, C.P.R. and technical canyoneering. We are certified by the Costa Rican Board of Tourism and members of the American canyoneering Association.
What to bring: fast drying clothing (surf shorts, outdoor hiking type synthetic clothes. Adventure sandals, tennis shoes or light hiking boots, camera or video, change of clothes.
Length: 4 hours aprox.
Inclusions: 5 rappels in a rainforest, hiking on beautiful trails in the canyon, transportation, bilingual guides, Costa Rican typical lunch. |
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 Don Carlos Farm
Do you want to learn how to milk a cow? What a chapulín is? How to make cheese? You can do it now at Don Carlos Farm. The Vargas Family awaits you to share the experience of being a real “Costarican lechero”.
Located in La Fortuna, San Carlos, Costa Rica, Don Carlos Farm Tours shows itself as a new option for the tourist who wants to know the culture and way of living of Costarican cowboy.
The Vargas Family has more than 30 years dedicating to the dairy activity in Costa Rica. Now with the peak of the tourism in the zone, they decided to open their doors to the tourists, so they can know and cohabit with the animals and families that living in their farm. The property has 70 hectares which are surrounded by lakes, gardens, secondary forests, rivers, tubers and fruits plantations and, of course, the pastures where more than 400 cows feed, are available so the tourist can learn in an interactive way how a farm works. Within the facilities the visitor will find are: reception room, milking parlor (where is possible to milk a cow and learn about it), the orchard, the utilization of organic fertilizes, the dairy farm and the stables, the cheese plant and the souvenirs. |
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 Sky Tram
It’s a high technology cableway that includes a ride of 1600 meters (both ways) with altitudes between 1400 and 1600 m.a.s.l. The Sky Tram will lead you up to the Continental Divide and to one of the highest mountains of Monteverde.
Sky Tram is a guided tour and you can have the opportunity of intermediate the ride with short stops to observe the cloud forest biodiversity, the Arenal, Tenorio, Miravalles and Orosi volcanoes, the Nicoya gulf, and the Guanacaste plain if the weather allows it. The gondolas have been adapted even for people with some disability. |
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 Sky Trek
Zip through nature
Sky Trek is a system of zip lines ranging from mountain to mountain, which together have a distance of 2.5 miles of linear cable.
The tour gives you the opportunity to fly through a cable and have a unique experience of adventure and adrenaline at speeds up to 40 miles per hour with distances ranging up to 2500 feet and heights of 524 feet. In addition the tour offers 5 observation towers that exceed the cloud forest treetops providing a panoramic view.
All with total security and in an innovative braking system. The tour starts with the Sky Tram that will lead you up to the Continental Divide. |
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 Hanging Bridges
Selvatura's Treetop Walkways is a 1.9 mile (approximately 3 kilometer) trail that crosses through Monteverde's Cloud Forest .
Here our visitors will walk on eight different bridges with various lengths ranging between 150 feet ( 50 meters ) up to 510 feet ( 170 meters ) and altitudes ranging between 36 feet ( 12 meters ) up to 180 feet ( 60 meters ).
Each bridge has a width of five feet, the widest bridges in the country, and also a capacity of up to 80 people per bridge making them both the longest and strongest bridge systems in Costa Rica and in the Cloud Forest. The treetop walkways are suitable for people of all ages. The duration of the tour is usually between 1.5 and 2 hours and guided and self guided tours may be booked in advance, right here!
Length: 1.5 to 2 hours
Inclusions: Tour guided |
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 Santa Elena Reserve Hiking $78
This is a shared tour with no more than nine people. In this Cloud Forest Reserve you will have more opportunity to see birds. You could also see the wonderful Arenal Volcano and the Guanacaste lowlands.
Length: 7am-2pm
Inclusions: Entrance fee, tour with a bilingual naturalist guide and transportation. |
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 Night tour at the Monteverde Cloud Forest $33
As soon as the night falls down, you will experience the exuberant and impressing beauty of the forest, with a touch of mystery in the dark. On this tour, you will enjoy the varied flora and fauna of the Cloud Forest. Prepare to see tarantulas, several species of insects, frogs, fluorescent fungi and some birds in their nests in this unforgettable experience.
Length: 2.5 hours
Inclusions: Entrance fee, two hour with a bilingual naturalist guide and transportation. |
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Monteverde Extreme Canopy
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 The Super Cable
Recently launched is our new cable which stretches a distance of 1 km and at a height of 180 meters.It is the longest and highest to be built in Monteverde where your adrenaline is sure to rise to the maximum. |
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 Superman Zip Line
Fly like superman above the forest and the wildlife along our 1 kilometer cable that has a height of 180 meters and experience a unique, marvelous and extreme sensation on the best cable in Monteverde. Like a bird soaring high above the mountains of Costa Rica, you will have a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean in the Nicoya Golf and the Guanacaste area in the North of the country. |
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 The Rappelling
With an impressive 30 meter vertical drop from a platform that is located in a huge tree which towers above the ground. It continues to be a unique experience and it is the highest rappel that has been built with the aid of nature, in the middle of the forest. |
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 The Tarzan Swing
It is the most spectacular situated in Monteverde, with a swing of 30 meters and reaching a height of about 50 meters. It has become one of the most important attractions included within the zip line tour. |
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Caribbean:
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 CAHUITA NATIONAL PARK prices starting at $60
(SNORKELING AND HIKING)
This tour takes place in a boat with capability for 8 people, captain and guide, around the Cahuita National Park which is the first place in the world where square meter by square meter there is more biodiversity and different ecosystems in the land and ocean; you can go Snorkeling for approximately two hours in the most important Coral Reef in Costa Rica, where you can observe: 35 different species of coral (7 of which only exist in this park), 123 species of tropical fish, 3 species of sharks, 6 species of eels, 3 species of sea urchins, 140 of shellfish, 44 of crustaceans, 128 of algae, sea turtles, ocean cucumbers, ocean sponges, lobster, shrimp, among others. We will provide you with the snorkeling equipment (mask, fins, and tube). After Snorkeling, we will provide you with a tropical fruit based snack and bottles water, after which we will begin the second part of the tour, which is: hiking with trail interpretation, the guide will take you to different points between Cahuita Point and the town of Cahuita (5 km) observing various types of snakes (boas, Bocaraca, bush master, eyelash vipers, etc.), sloths, white faced and howler monkeys, anteaters, armadillos, raccoons, blue morpho butterflies among others, birds and many more things such as: medicinal plants, orchids, trees, ferns, vertebrates, invertebrates, etc.
INCLUDES: Fruit based snack, Snorkeling equipment, bilingual guide, lunch, round hike through the National Park and bottled water
LENGTH: approximately 6 hours (from pick up until drop off) |
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 KEKOLDY RESERVATION prices starting at $65
On this tour you will visit the Green Iguana farm and medicinal plant garden at the Kekoldi Native Reserve that is a big rural touristy attraction Place where a small indigenous family dedicates itself to the reproduction of the Green Iguana (Iguana iguana), species that was on the way to extinction and thanks to initiatives like these to state recovering. Also a route by the Garden of Medicinal Plants will be made, that the natives by hundreds of years have used. This tour is guided by a local guide. We continued soon and then the Waterfall is visited. Considered by the Natives as Sacred, where you will be able to refresh yourself in the clean water, of this place full of energy. After the Waterfall you will visit the group of women of ACOMUITA, that elaborate Organic Indigenous Chocolate. Right there you will be able to share and to learn of the manufacture process of the Chocolate. Finally a typical lunch, based on rice with species and vegetables, beans, salad with banana vinegar, fried green banana, fried pig or chicken in sauce, fried sweet banana, coffee and dessert, will be waiting for you.
INCLUDES: Transport, round-trip to the hotel, potable water, bilingual guide specialized in the Bri-Bri culture, fresh tropical fruits snack and bottle of water, to the Kekoldi Indian Reserve, lunches and policy of civil security
LENGTH: 5 hours |
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 BOCAS DEL TORO
“Bocas del Toro Islands” are located right across the Costa Rican border in the Caribbean zone of Panama. This area is known for its great cultural and biological diversity, for the many islands and inlets found there and for the great expanse of coral reef that surrounds them. It is one of the few places in the world where you can snorkel almost every day of the year.
The tour begins at 6 a.m., the pick-up is at your Hotel. The transportation will take you to Sixaola (Costa Rican border) to make migratory transaction and also at Guabito (Panamanian border). After that transportation will take you to “Finca 60” or “Puerto Almirante” (depending on the weather conditions) to board a fast boat to Colon’s Island, where, another boat is waiting for you to take you on tour through the other nearby islands like: Bastimento and Zapatilla National Parks. The guide will show you the best posts to practice the Snorkeling.
You will eat a delicious Caribbean lunch, in Coral Key’s restaurant. The restaurant is built in the water and you can also practice snorkeling there.
Finally you will return to Costa Rica. The drop-off at the hotel is at 6 p.m. approximately.
NECESSARY EQUIPMENT: hat, sun block, insect repellent, sneakers or sandals, bathing suit, towel, extra cloth, sun glasses, camera and passport.
INCLUDED: Round trip transportation, all other transportation, immigration pass, snorkel, snacks, lunch, guide and City Tour on Colon’s Island and two others nearby islands
DURATION: 12 hours |
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 Looking for the Manatee prices starting at $115
Our adventure initiates 10 kilometers from the border with Costa Rica, in the community of San San Pond Sak, where you will find the location of Association of Friday and Neighbors of the Coast and the Nature. Thanks to the activities that this organization has done, we have the opportunity to visit the swamp in a boat trip that lasts 40 minutes until where the river almost meets the ocean, where you will find a platform to see the manatee. The manatee, an endangered species, has maintained itself in this protected area where the Association, united for the safe cause of conservation, takes care of this species by providing them with the necessities to live in complete freedom, free of the dangers of their human predators.During the ride you can appreciate different ecosystems like the man groves, flooded forests, where an infinite number of species habitat, both that live there permanently and migratory animals. The manatees habitat the rivers, swamp and coastal areas. They have a non uniform body and extremities that are converted into fins to propel themselves in the water. These mammals feed off of submerged, emerged and floating plants, buds and man grove leafs. Afterwards, we will visit Mr. Sixto’s Organic Farm, who will guide our walk to show us different plants nutritive qualities, with the experience of a man deeply tied to the earth.
Includes: Civil Responsibility Policy (insurance), Cold Breakfast, International Transportation Costa Rica/Panama, Help with migration papers, lunch, boat, bilingual guide, bottled water. |
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 San Jose City Tour Prices start at $37
This tour immerses you in the rich Costa Rican culture and history by experiencing the beautiful museums and historical sites of San José. It begins with an orientation and drive through the beautiful Sabana Park. Next, we will take a walking tour through the historic National Theater. Completed in 1897, the theater is a masterpiece in art and architecture. Afterwards we will visit one of the many unique museums of Costa Rica.
We will continue heading to the University of Costa Rica, the Supreme Court and various sites of interest. A brief stop will be made in a beautiful art craft shopping store allowing you to browse through it before returning to your hotel and why not, buy some souvenirs for those who are expecting you back at home
What to bring: camera
Length: Half a day |
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 The Tico Train Tour
Join us for one of our exciting tours aboard the trains of Costa Rica as the Tico Train Tour takes you out of San José and into the rich cultural heritage of the Costa Rican countryside. With the Tico Train Tour, it´s not just a train ride; it´s a journey into another culture complete with live entertainment, delicious food, and fun activities for the entire family!
Inclusions: roundtrip from San Jose to the specified location. Bilingual guide. Train supervisor. |
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 Tortuga Island Prices start at $139
Calypso Catamaran Cruise" also known as the Pacific Island Cruise or the Calypso Island Cruise, is a one-day boat tour full of adventure that leaves daily from Puntarenas, Costa Rica's major Pacific Port. Once on board the 71-foot Catamaran Manta Raya, you will cruise past some of the 23 islands in the calm waters of the Gulf of Nicoya, where you can see porpoise, dolphins, sea turtles and aquatic birds. Calypso offers two tour destinations daily: either the private reserve of Punta Coral, nestled in some of the world's last remaining Tropical Dry Forest and home for many species of wildlife including yellow napped parrots, and howler monkeys; or Costa Rica's famous palm studded, white sand beach Isla Tortuga (Tortuga Island). Once at your destination, enjoy the activities that include: sunbathing, volleyball, kayaks, bird watching or relax in a hammock. A wonderful gourmet meal is elegantly served accompanied with chilled white wine and live music.
What to bring: Casual clothes, bathing suit or shorts, suntan lotion, camera, sun glasses, tight fitting hat, light weight long sleeved shirt, rubber sandals, tennis or boat shoes, towels. Extra cash for: Alcoholic beverages, optional tours, souvenirs, tips.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: Air-Conditioned Bus transportation to and from San Jose, Jaco, and Quepos/ Manuel Antonio. Costa Rican typical Breakfast. BBQ lunch served with Chilled White Wine, soft drinks and fresh fruit, live music, multilingual guide, snorkeling excursion, banana boat ride. |
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 White Water Rafting Prices Start at $99
The Pacuare River is one of the best choices for your adventure treks in Costa Rica. Another trip in the country does not exist that offers you a perfect blend of wilderness exposure and excitement, both in one day.
Pacuare is world famous for its sheer beauty. A true river gorge, it is flanked by steep, green walls. Here you enjoy the feeling of total isolation from urban life and the realness of being connected with nature. You see waterfalls cascade into the river from both sides as colorful, tropical birds fly right over your head. Amazing views of this virgin tropical rainforest area, appear before your eyes as you descend this true exploratory land. Wildlife is abundant, with sloth, toucans, parrots, coatis, morpho butterflies and colorful frogs being common sights.
The white water that is equally exciting. It is not an overly challenging river, but it has a lot rapids, therefore giving you an adventure filled with lots of fun.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: Tropical Breakfast, Picnic buffet served next to the river, life jacket, helmet, paddle, operation talk. |
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 Combo Tour: Poás Volcano National Park / Doka Coffee Tour / La Paz Waterfall Garden Prices start at $89
To get to the different attractions included during this excursion we will drive by the city of Alajuela passing by the Agriculture Monument, the Monument to Juan Santamaria and the famous Mango Park.
On the way to the volcano we will visit Doka Coffee Estate for a delicious breakfast and a coffee tour, in an actual coffee plantation where we will learn about the ancient techniques used by the experts to produce one of the best coffees in Costa Rica. Learn about the careful process involved on the cultivation, harvesting and roasting of the Golden Bean.
After the coffee tour we will continue to Poás Volcano where we will not only admire the impressive main crater with its sulfur fumaroles, but also learn about the different ecosystems in this beautiful national park.
Following the visit to the volcano we will continue to La Paz Water Fall Garden for lunch and tour. On arrival to the La Paz, we will walk through a trail, leading to a spectacular waterfall in the middle of the rainforest. Inside the park we will also visit the hummingbird gallery, the serpentarium, the bird house, the butterfly garden and the frog’s exhibit.
What to bring: Hat, Jacket, Walking shoes, Insect repellent, binoculars, camera.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: transportation, bilingual guide, entrance fee to: Poas Volcano National Park, La Paz Waterfall Gardens and Coffee Tour. Breakfast, Lunch. |
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Irazu Volcano Prices Start at $74
This tour is the combination of the Irazu Volcano National Park and the Orosi Lankester Garden tours. With this excursion you will see an impresive volcano, visit important historical and cultural places in our country and also will have the oportunity to see beautiful plants What to bring: sweater, camera, binocular, comfortable shoes.
What to bring: sweater, camera, binoculars, comfortable walking shoes, rain coat.
Length of tour: Full Day
Inclusions: lunch |
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 Rain Forest Aerial Tram Prices start at $89
Twenty minutes outside of San Jose you will cross the Continental Divide and enter Braulio Carrillo National Park. After a half hour trip through the park, the bus will reach a 1000 acre private reserve of virgin forest.
The shuttle trip provides an introduction to the forest, as visitors pass a small river and numerous tree snags with nesting holes of various birds - the White Hawk is regularly seen here, as well as the Pale-billed Woodpecker and many others.
The Open-sided cable-cars hold 5 passengers and a guide. The guides are quite knowledgeable about flora and fauna. They'll point out orchids and different species of trees and are quick to identify the calls of the many birds that inhabit this unique environment.
The tram ride lasts about an hour and fifteen minutes. The lower, outbound leg of the tram journey takes you skimming over hilltops and in and out of the sub-canopy, a dark world of overburdened tree limbs dripping with mosses, ferns, and orchids. Lianas and vines drape over branches and traverse forest spaces, and act as highways for birds and insects. The ride will stop several times as passengers board at either loading station.
The return leg of the ride reveals the most dramatic portion of the trip as the cars glide on a breath-taking journey through and above the airy canopy.
What to bring: cool comfortable shoes, walking shoes, insect repellent, rain poncho, camera, binoculars
Length: 6am-12pm
Inclusions: round trip transportation from/to San Jose downtown hotels, one meal (breakfast or lunch depending on departure time), introductory video, guided walking tour, tram ride. |
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