Guanacaste - Diamante Eco Park Aerial Pass
Diamante Eco Park doesn't do things by half. Not only is it Guanacaste's largest animal sanctuary, it's also home to Costa Rica's longest zipline, too. Hit the heights on a thrilling 15-platform zipline course that sees you whizz along cables slung between canyons and take on a 1,360m-long Superman-style flight across tropical valleys and views over the Gulf of Papagayo.
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Pacific South Coast - Vista Los Sueños Mountain Bike Adventure
Book here for an exhilarating jungle mountain biking adventure. Think thrilling descents, steep climbs, and natural obstacles, culminating in a refreshing swim
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Puerto Viejo / Cahuita - 3-in-1 Educational Adventure Tour
Costa Rica's Caribbean coast has a diverse offering of wildlife, culture and adventure - and that's what you'll get on this tour. Get up close to jaguars at a rescue centre before learning about cacao cultivation and chocolate making at the Bribri indigenous reserve. We'll round things off with a dip at one of the area's most picturesque waterfalls.
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Puerto Viejo / Cahuita - Night walk in Cahuita with transportation
As the sun sets, a whole new world of wildlife comes to life in Cahuita – and this evening walk lets you see it all. Together with an expert guide, you'll step into the magical vibes of nature at night. Your guide will point out all the nocturnal creatures you'd never spot during the day. Think two-toed sloths, boas, and adorable red-eyed tree frogs. Trust us – you won't want to miss out.
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Rincón de la Vieja - Hacienda Guachipelin Nature Pass with Lunch
Volcanos, hot springs and nature – what's not to love about this relaxing pass at Hacienda Guachipelin? Kick off with a trek along the Las Pailas trail to Oropendola waterfall. Take a dip in the sapphire-blue freshwater pool, before it's time to rest tired legs in the thermal springs. A completely natural spa treatment completes with volcanic clay scrubs, before drying off for lunch.
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Guanacaste - Palo Verde National Park Tour with River Tempisque Cruise
Nourished by the River Tempisque, the fertile lands of Palo Verde National Park provide sanctuary to a mind-boggling line-up of exotic birds and other wildlife. This tour gives you exclusive access to the reserve, world-renowned for its biodiversity and natural beauty. Jose, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Palo Verde is home to around 280 different species of birds, but the most common are waterfowl and forest birds – there's an estimated 50,000 of them living there.'Your adventure kicks off with a cruise down the Tempisque. And being the only boat out on the river at this time of day means you'll have it all to yourself. What better way to get up close to wild animals in their natural habitat? You'll enjoy unobscured views of a multitude of nesting birds – there's a vast number of heron species – howler monkeys, iguanas and even crocodiles basking on the riverbanks.Next, you'll witness and partake in a ‘trapiche' – the centuries-old sugarcane processing method. Learn to prepare your own local snacks such as tortilla, washed down with a cup of world-famous Costa Rican coffee. Then, it's off to Casa de Sabaneros for a taste of cowboy culture. Thanks to their sun-leathered skin and wide-brimmed hats, the sabaneros – also known as the ‘cowboys of Guanacaste' – evoke the Old West. You'll meet the cattle-ranching community and learn all there is to know about horsemanship. What's more, your visit contributes directly to the ranch's upkeep.
Monteverde - Curi Cancha Wildlife Reserve Night Tour
For a different take on Costa Rica's wildlife, this night tour in Curi Cancha offers rare insights. Observe the nocturnal habits of species such as sloths, armadillos, porcupines, possums, coatis and more. You might also spot insects, birds, amphibians, and reptiles. Spend an evening exploring with an expert ecologist to learn all about Costa Rica's rainbow-assortment of rare wildlife here.
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Arenal - Arenal Hanging Bridges Hike
Get a birdseye view of the Costa Rican rainforest on this Hanging Bridges Forest Reserve tour. As you walk along these suspended pathways you'll be able to effortlessly spot the local wildlife and flora such as birds, snakes, monkeys and much more. End your tour with a tasty snack and views of the Arenal Volcano.
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Arenal - Maleku Indigenous Reserve
Bienvenidos at the Maleku Indigenous Reserve. This ecological haven nestled in the Northern Region of Costa Rica consists of four different towns: Palenques, Margarita, Tonjibe and El Sol, with a small local population of 1000 habitants who speak the Maleku Jaica dialect. Embark on a cultural tour where you'll learn about the indigenous lifestyle, traditions and customs. Drive through the northern grassland and receive a warm welcome at Margarita Palenque. After a short and entertaining presentation, you'll go for a stroll through the traditional ranch to learn important details of the village such as the inhabitants' rituals, types of palenques, craftsmanship and agriculture. Discover how the Maleku cultivates cocoa and how they tailor their traditional clothing. Follow the small path that leads to the forest where you'll learn about medicinal plants and knowledge about trees passed on by their ancestors. You'll also get to practice traditional archery and ancient hunting methods used by those who came before. Experience a Maleku rite dramatized with its dances, songs and music, the soul of their culture. Finish off your experience with a local Costa Rican lunch consisting of a fish-based dish wrapped in banana leaves, steamed and accompanied by locally grown vegetables and a natural fruit juice.
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Pacific South Coast - Vista Los Sueños Zipline
Get excited about this eco-friendly zip-lining adventure, where breathtaking views of Herradura Bay and the Nicoya Gulf come as standard. The route is located on our 80-acre protected forest property. Spot scarlet macaws, toucans, and white-face monkeys as you begin with a 15-minute tractor ride to the top. Glide down 12 platforms and 10 cables, including the area's longest, covering 3.5 kilometres. Conclude with fresh tropical fruits and cool water, as well as an option to buy professional photos of your experience.
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Arenal - Nocturnal river safari in Costa Rica
Stealthily floating down the Penas Blancas River by night, you'll be on the lookout for caimans who live in tangled tree roots and long-nosed bats streaking through the skies. Your local guide will share stories of the river's history, wildlife and people, taking you to a family-run farm along the way to try some Costa Rican coffee, cheese and plantains. Afterwards, you'll continue your nocturnal rafting safari downstream for more potential sightings of monkeys and birds – you might even see a Jesus Christ lizard running on water!
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Puerto Viejo / Cahuita - Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve with Caribbean Lunch
Costa Rica's precious natural wonders are in good hands at the Kekoldi Indigenous Reserve. Find out how the Bri Bri people have boosted the population of green iguanas by 25,000, then delve into the rainforest to learn about medicinal plants and chocolate production. Finish with a dip in a magical waterfall before savouring your Caribbean lunch.
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