Sendero Tranquilo” is a 200-acre private reserve nestled on the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve and Guacima River. This is a personalized guided tour along tranquil little-used paths through virgin forest. Most animals and birds in the rainforest are shy and secretive by nature, but your guide will discover the sings of their passing.
What to bring: Light clothes, insect repellent, binoculars, hiking shoes and camera.
One of the most popular rafting trips in Costa Rica will treat the first time rafter to a unique and wet experience.
The river run begins with a series of non-stop exploding waves that will keep you in the go or if you prefer you can experience an adventure trip full of pure energy, unsurpassed beauty, exuberant wildlife and ravishing rapids.
Breakfast, lunch, rafting equipment and bilingual river guide included. (Waterproof storage will be supplied)
What to bring: shorts, comfortable shoes or sandals, towel and suntan lotion.
Tour departs early morning from your hotel. You will find the way to the home of one of the most astonishing active volcanoes.
The biodiversity of this park creates one of the most important attractions in the area. This tour will not only give you the opportunity to appreciate the geothermal wonders, but it will also allow you to experience the different types of vegetation of the area.
The Rincon de la Vieja has two craters, one active crater with a hot-water lake at the bottom, and another dormant crater with a cold-water covered with vegetation. The two and a half hour hike will show us a huge diversity of birds, millenary trees, and many mammals.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, shorts, insect repellent, camera.
Enjoy the sights and the sounds of the rainforest and experience its peacefulness as we quietly paddle the Peñas Blancas River. Monkeys, sloth’s, iguanas, crocodiles and numerous tropical birds await us! Our professional bilingual guide will share educational and interesting explanations of the plants and animals we encounter on the float. You will truly appreciate the wonders of Peñas Blancas River without a motor.
What to bring: Short pants, t-shirts, sandals, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera and binoculars.
The tour will take you into the heart of San José, Capital of Costa Rica. Tour the main residential and commercial areas, visit the National Theater and National Museum.
Definitely an adventure you don’t want to miss!! This is one of a lifetime experience, which consists of sliding from platform to platform, simply like flying through the canopy.
The San Lorenzo canopy is located on a tropical forest protected area, which produces orchids and ornamental plants. The total length of the 10 cables is 5600 feet with 12 platforms functioning today.
What to bring: Hiking shoes, camera, binoculars and insect repellent.
This private reserve is dedicated to protect the cloud forest. It offers four different trails (from 1.4 Km to 4.5 Km) and three look out towers from where you will see beautiful landscapes including the northern lowlands and the impressive Arenal Volcano.
Due to its incredible flora and fauna, this private reserve is considered one of the main attractions of the area.
What to bring: Light clothes, insect repellent, binoculars, hiking shoes and camera.
Our naturalist guide will pick you up at your hotel early in the morning to start your journey of 1½ hour to Puerto Viejo de Sarapiqui passing through one of the most exuberant National Parks in Costa Rica.
Once in Puerto Viejo, you will board a boat to discover the richness of Costa Rica nature along the Sarapiqui River. Then you will arrive to a private reserve where you will have the choice of reaching the Canopy starting point by horseback riding or hiking.
The Canopy starts with an explanation of the basic commands needed to make this experience an enjoyable and safe one.
This is an adventure that lets you roam around the treetops leaping from platform to platform, in a special system of steel cables using professional climbing gear.
What to bring: Hiking shoes, camera, binoculars and insect repellent.
On the way to the river, you'll pass by the majestic La Paz Waterfall and rolling verdant fields of coffee, papayas and ferns.
Upon arrival to Río Sarapiquí, your friendly and professional guides will outfit you with lifejackets, helmets and paddles and give you a safety chat for the river. You'll have fun going through exciting rapids interspersed with tranquil pools, and taking in the stunning tropical forest scenery.
Free flowing, it has its origins in clear mountain streams that tumble down through thick rainforest, finally joining together in the crystal waters of the beautiful Sarapiquí River. During the trip, you'll stop to enjoy a picnic lunch and swimming.
What to bring: Swimming suit, comfortable shoes or sandals, towel, sun block lotion and shorts.
Go up with the Sky Tram at our slow pace so you can enjoy the views, observe the change of vegetation as the altitude changes & take some photos during the ride. You will be accompanied by our bilingual guide and you can ask him at anytime to make some stops to observe a particular scene, animal or bird.
There is a spacious observation deck at the top with chairs and you can spend as much time as you like observing the volcano, Lake Arenal & surrounding mountains & rainforests before coming down with our 2 options.
Ride down with the Sky Tram, or choose the exciting Sky Trek option: a Canopy Tour with high quality cables running from mountain to mountain zigzagging back to the base.
What to bring: Hiking shoes, camera, binocular, during the rain season bring raincoat.
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