Nature Tours
Manuel Antonio National Park
Get close to rainforest wildlife, swim in calm turquoise waters and rest under a tree after a guided walk through the rainforest in which sloths, 3 species of monkeys, rain frogs, toucans and many more beautiful animals are not uncommon. Join us for a enjoyable day of sun and wildlife!
Carara National Park
Carara National Park is an oasis of life and the best representation of rainforest in the Central Pacific. In this park inhabit more than 80% of the mammals of the country, it is not uncommon to see coatis, peccaries, sloths, howler, capuchin and spider monkeys, rare wild cats, hundreds of species of butterflies, red eye tree frogs and 430 species of birds; including threatened Scarlet Macaws. World Class photographers, birders from all over and casual visitors are fascinated by exuberant wildlife and majestic flora.
Bijagual Waterfall
With 600 plus feet tall; this waterfall is the largest in the country. You will feel like a 17th century explorer; deep in what it looks like a hidden valley. Bijagual’s waterfall lies secret in the upper ridges of Carara National Park. This wonderful place offers many natural swimming pools, a clear water river and little cascades to play with. The lush rainforest offers many types of wildlife such as Scarlet Macaws, White faced Monkeys, Green and Black Poison Dart Frogs and much more.
Arenal Volcano
Enjoy the views and learn interesting facts about the country while you drive to one of the 10 most active volcanos in the world. Once in your final destination explore the rainforest through tree tops on suspended bridges, observing flora and fauna that you normally wouldn’t have access to. End up your journey in the hot springs naturally heated by the volcano where your body, mind and spirit become one. Relax, enjoy and prepare yourself for one the amazing mother’s nature manifestations.
Turtle Tour
Help the baby turtles make their way safely into the open sea! The baby turtle release tour is a seasonal tour operating from July to January approximately. The release of the turtles is scheduled 45 days after the nest is buried in the nursery, therefore we will give specific dates that we can operate this tour.
Crocodile Tour
Close to the Carara Biological Reserve is the Tárcoles River, home of a wide variety of birds and crocodiles. A trip down stream will show you the Guacalillo Mangroves, nesting place for the Scarlet Macaw and on the river banks you will see numerous species of birds such as: pelicans, ospreys, frigates, etc. Very spectacular are crocodiles, some measuring up to 23 feet. Take pictures of your guide hand feeding one of those enormous animals.
Monkey Tour
Head aboard Rafa’s “the father of the monkeys” boat across the Damas Mangrove where Rafa will start calling the monkeys that will get into the boat to greet you. In this tour you can see not even one, two or three monkeys but even 20 white faced monkeys at a time. You will also spot different species of birds, mammals and reptiles in their natural habitat.
Rainforest Aerial Tram
The Rain Forest Aerial Tram flies through a transitional area between the extremely rare tropical dry forest and the tropical rainforest. This junction between the two ecosystems is packed with exotic wildlife and full of bright tropical vegetation.
Turubari Park
Turubari is the biggest and most complete tropical park, a fresh destination with unspoiled natural environment and a thoughtful commitment to sustainable tourism. You will discover the best of the butterflies, exclusive botanical collections, amazing forest trails, adventure tours and much more.
Horseback Tours
This tour will take you through stunning scenery and natural forest. Surrounded by amazing flora and fauna, you will arrive at our beautiful secret waterfall. Immerse yourself in a natural spa skin treatment that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. This tour is perfect for first timers and experienced riders alike. A perfect combination of riding, relaxation and fun. A completely unique experience that won’t leave you feeling sore.