Enjoy a variety of terrain with river crossing before entering into a forest canopy. The property supports a variety of wildlife including scarlet macaws & monkeys. We then go up to a mountain vista where the 360-degree view of the ocean and countryside is simply spectacular. It is here that we get off the horses, stretch our legs, have refreshments and remember why we are in Costa Rica. It is breathtaking!
What to bring: Pants, T-shirt, camera, sun lotion and binoculars
This horseback riding tour is half day, where you will have a good opportunity to see the local countryside and jungle. Do not forget your bathing suit to take a swim in a beautiful waterfall on the way. For birdwatchers we recommend going in the afternoon for a better chance to see the toucans and some other exotic birds.
What to bring: Long pants, hat, and a change of clothes, insect repellent, sunscreen, and binoculars.
It is like rafting on the ocean with 8 paddlers and a guide in your canoe, you will glide easily past spectacular cliffs, filled with frigate birds and pelicans, and land on secluded beaches that offer the best snorkeling to be found on the central pacific coast.
Our guides will make you feel at ease as they point out colorful fish and show you some of the underwater world. Then take a moment to relax and eat some fresh fruit.
What to bring: swimsuit, towel, sun lotion, camera, and beach clothes.
This a more challenging open ocean paddle along one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful coastlines from Quepos to Manuel Antonio National Park. Paddle by islands that are nesting sites for unique coastal bird life including boobies and frigate birds. Visit the secluded Biesanz Bay and surf kayak at Espadilla beach.
Requirements: Some experience and good physical condition.
What to bring: swimsuit, towel, sun lotion, camera, and shorts.
Cruise this spectacular coastline from Quepos to the Manuel Antonio National Park in search of dolphins, sea turtles and unique bird life including boobies and frigate birds which nest on islands believed to ancient Indian burial sites.
The tour guide will explain the history of the Quepoa indigenous community and the geology of the area highlighting dramatic features such as blowholes beneath towering cliff and formation of the National Park.
The tour include a visit to the secluded beach at Biezanz Bay for swimming and tropical snacks
What to bring: swimsuit, towel, sun lotion, camera, and shorts.
