Snorkelling & Hiking Cahuita National Park with Caribbean lunch

Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge hike with lunch and transport

Ready to explore Costa Rica's wild side? You're about to hike 10km through the stunning Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge – think lush rainforests, gorgeous beaches, and cool wildlife like monkeys, sloths, and toucans. Your guide will share the inside scoop on local ecosystems and culture, while you'll soak in jaw-dropping views of the Caribbean Sea from the Manzanillo viewpoint. It's serious wow. And to top it off, a delicious Caribbean lunch awaits.

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.

Snorkelling & Hiking Cahuita National Park with Caribbean lunch

Immerse yourself in nature on this tour of Cahuita National Park. The tour kicks off at a protected coral reef where you'll snorkel and encounter abundant marine life. Refuel with fresh fruit before embarking on a seven kilometre trail around the park – home to monkeys, raccoons and more. Reward yourself with a swim in the calm sea, then end the tour with a Caribbean lunch at a local restaurant.

Cahuita National Park Snorkelling Tour with Lunch

A real underwater adventure is just around the corner on this full day snorkelling tour in Cahuita National Park. You'll zoom out by speedboat to snorkel in the most important coral reef in Costa Rica. Spot schools of fish, crustaceans and even shark, with a local expert to show you the ropes. Then, it's time to down tools for a tasty Caribbean lunch in a nearby restaurant.

Sloth Sanctuary with Boat Ride

Visit Costa Rica's sloth sanctuary to learn all there is to know about the country's indigenous creature. On arrival, an expert will give you an informative talk on natural history and the evolution of the sloth. You'll meet some of the centre's residents before discovering protected rainforest and lush vegetation during a canoe ride down the Estrella river.

Last Cahuita Cowboy Horseback Ride

Saddle up for a horseback adventure combining nature and culture. You'll gallop around Cahuita with your local guide-cowboy, crossing Playa Negra and Playa Grande beaches up to Tuba Creek river – a forest area abundant with exotic flora and fauna. Beginner or experienced rider, the horses are trained for all levels – so don your helmet, hop in the saddle and enjoy the ride.

Punta Uva Kayaking, Hike and Jaguar Rescue Centre

Kayaking is one of the best ways to explore Punta Uva, and this tour combines the water sport with a visit to a jaguar rescue centre. You'll kayak close to the coast then paddle up the river and through the rainforest. Look out for monkeys, sloths and colourful birds as you go. Refuel on fresh fruit and sandwiches at the beach, before hiking to Grape Point for rewarding views.

Indigenous Experience from South Caribbean

Culture and customs are the name of the game on this tour. You'll venture to the indigenous territory of Bribri, where you'll meet a local family and learn about their history and beliefs. Observe their building techniques and discover the uses of medicinal plants in the community. Then, get your teeth into chocolate at a cacao workshop. End the tour with a dip at a nearby waterfall.

Rafting Pacuare River class III & IV from San José with transportation

Impressive landscapes and adrenaline-pumping adventure are the name of the game in this River Pacuare rafting excursion. During the 30-kilometre journey, you'll float past mountains, through canyons and past an indigenous reserve.The fun kicks off at Siquirres where you'll fuel up on breakfast and receive a short safety briefing. Once you've been taught the basics, you'll don your life jacket, hop onto a raft and enjoy the cool waters. Test your new skills and gain confidence for the first few kilometres, before picking up the pace later on. With over 52 rapids, few rivers in the world can offer you such an experience.You can't miss the Huacas waterfall with its 45-metre dramatic drop. Later on, you'll reach a calmer part of the river where you can rest and enjoy some wildlife spotting before the route comes to an end. Back at the starting point, there are facilities for you to shower and change. Then, tuck into lunch and enjoy some drinks in the garden.

Rafting Pacuare River class III - IV ticket only

Impressive landscapes and adrenaline-pumping adventure are the name of the game in this River Pacuare rafting excursion. During the 30-kilometre journey, you'll float past mountains, through canyons and past an indigenous reserve.The fun kicks off at Siquirres where you'll fuel up on breakfast and receive a short safety briefing. Once you've been taught the basics, you'll don your life jacket, hop onto a raft and enjoy the cool waters. Test your new skills and gain confidence for the first few kilometres, before picking up the pace later on. With over 52 rapids, few rivers in the world can offer you such an experience.You can't miss the Huacas waterfall with its 45-metre dramatic drop. Later on, you'll reach a calmer part of the river where you can rest and enjoy some wildlife spotting before the route comes to an end. Back at the starting point, there are facilities for you to shower and change. Then, tuck into lunch and enjoy some drinks in the garden.