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RÍO SAVEGRE: Este paquete de aventura de un día le llevará por el río Savegre, un paseo de 2horas por los rápidos clase II y III, en balsas par 6 personas o en kayaks inflables pata 2 personas. Hay lugares grandiosos para nadar y gran variedad de aves (garzas, tucanes, quebrantahuesos, martín pescador, y cormoranes). Luego se hara una parada en el Lodge Ecoturístico "El Silencio" para un delicioso almuerzo al "estilo Tico"; en un restaurante con techo de palma y con grandiosas vistas de los alrededores. Luego continuaremos hacia una de las más hermosas cascadas del área, rodeada de gran cantidad de heliconias floreciendo en este jardín del Edén. |
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 NARANJO RIVER: A Class III & IV half day challenge for more experienced paddlers. The Naranjo drops steeply from the mountains above Quepos, though a beautiful jungle gorge and takes you on a wild ride to sea level passing nearby farmlands and palm plantations. Water levels can rise quickly on this river upping the difficulty and adrenaline levels, so rafters should be physically fit and adventurous. |
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Time: 8:00 a.m to 12:00m or 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 pm Requirements: We strongly recommend that adventurers (adults and children over age 10) be physically fit and prepared for Class IV rapids. Wear or bring water sandals or sturdy water shoes, a bathing suit, sunscreen, bug spray, a towel, and if possible a change of clothes. Include: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides, safety kayakers, all equipment needed, security, snacks and drinks |
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Time: Depends on tides and lasts 4 - 5 hours. Requirements: Excellent for adventurous individuals, families or groups of any age who want to learn and experience nature first hand – but children under age 10 might have to paddle in a double kayak with an adult. We recommend that you are relatively physically fit for paddling in an open-seat kayak for a few hours, and please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that might get wet. Bring or wear a bathing suit, sunscreen, towel, camera, and a hat. Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks and all equipment needed, security, a great hot meal, snacks and drinks. |
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| MANUEL ANTONIO COASTAL PADDLE: A more challenging open ocean paddle along one of Costa Rica's most beautiful coastlines. Nearby islands are nesting sites for boobies and frigatebirds. We stop for a swim and snacks in isolated Biesanz Bay and we lunch at the end of the trip, near the National Park of Manuel Antonio. |
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Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. or 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Requirements: Some experience in open-seat kayaking is preferred and a reasonable fitness level is recommended, since this adventure involves kayaking in the open ocean where some strong waves and surf are common. Children under age 10 might have to paddle in a double kayak with an adult. We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes that can get wet, and don’t forget your bathing suit, camera, sunscreen, hat, and towel. Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks, snorkeling and all equipment needed, security, snacks, drinks, and a great meal. |
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MANUEL ANTONIO NATIONAL PARK: Have an experienced nature guide take you on an informative hike through the park. Our guides know where you are most likely to encounter sloths, monkeys etc. They will also provide a great deal of information on the history, flora and fauna during this easy 2 1/2 hr. walk. Mid-tour snacks and refreshments are offered and guests may remain in the park after the tour. |
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Time: 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 m.d. Requirements: Easy walk or hike, depending upon your abilities and self-paced tour. Bring water, a camera, sunscreen, bug spray, and your binoculars while you hike in the Park, and if you so desire bring your bathing suit and towel for a relaxing afternoon at the beach after your hike and guided adventure. Includes: Transportation, bilingual guides and certified naturalists, entrance fee, snacks and refreshments after the tour right near the beach. |
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| CATAMARAN COASTAL ADVENTURE: Discover our Manuel Antonio coastline the way Christopher Columbus traveled, and climb aboard one of Costa Rica’s fastest sailing experiences – Catamaran Coastal Adventure – by day or sunset. For the adventurous traveler, family or large group (private charters available), this tour is for those looking to enjoy life to its fullest. Glide through crystal clear, aqua blue pacific waters, marvel at the unspoiled beaches of Manuel Antonio, explore the mysterious islands that lie just offshore our coast. Where jagged rock formations and towering cliffs host numerous varieties of nesting marine birds and their young, you and your guests can usually watch spotted dolphins native to these warm coastal waters frolic and jump in your Catamaran’s wake as you pass giant sea turtles (so important to Costa Rica) and observe migrating humpback whales. . |
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Time: 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-Sunset. Requirements: Good for individuals, families or large groups. Wear casual yet comfortable clothing – and please bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, camera, and maybe an extra change of clothes to wear after snorkeling and swimming. Include: Round-trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, snacks, refreshments, a great meal. |
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NAUYAKA WATERFALLS & HORSE BACK RIDING: This full-day experience starts with a trip through breathtaking mountainous countryside between Manuel Antonio and Dominical, and comes with many “perks”. Stop first for an authentic Tico style breakfast at a local Rancho along the way, then meander through the majestic tropical forests and stunning vistas of the mountains of San Isidro. Once on horseback, get close to Costa Rica’s bio-diverse flora and fauna as you ride towards an unforgettable experience – the Nauyaca Waterfalls. Dip in the deep pools of crystal clear, pristine mountain waters as cascading 120 foot waterfalls dance over your head. What an unforgettable experience for individuals, families and even groups. Jump into the refreshing pools, and even splash your bilingual guides and naturalists before you and your guests head on back to the local Rancho for another gastronomical experience Tico style – a hot and hearty meal. |
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Time: 7:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m. Requirements: Make sure you are able to ride at least at an easy pace for a few hours. We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and possibly long pants (or bring a towel) while horseback riding, yet bring your bathing suit, bug repellant, sunscreen, camera, hat, towel, and maybe an extra change of clothes to wear after swimming and riding in the river and Nauyaca waterfalls. Includes: Round trip Transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, great hot meals, snacks and refreshments. |
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| DAMAS ISLAND MANGROVE TOUR: Don't miss Isla Damas and its wonderful wildlife just because you don't want to kayak. Treat yourself to a tour by boat in the estuary with a guide. There is great birding and wonderful vistas on this mangrove canals. We win also stop at the island to enjoy a nice walk on the beach. Then enjoy a restaurant lunch or dinner. Excellent chance to see animals and birds. (Caimans, Sloths, Crocodiles, Boas, White face's monkeys, egrets, and much more.) Specially recommended for senior citizens. |
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Time: Depends on tides and lasts 4 - 5 hours. Requirements: Excellent for adventurous individuals, families or groups of any age who want to learn and experience nature first hand – but children under age 10 might have to paddle in a double kayak with an adult. We recommend that you are relatively physically fit for paddling in an open-seat kayak for a few hours, and please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that might get wet. Bring or wear a bathing suit, sunscreen, towel, camera, and a hat. Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks and all equipment needed, security, a great hot meal, snacks and drinks. |
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| COSTA RICA SPORT FISHING - OFF SHORE, IN SHORE OR FLY FISHINS: Off the Central Pacific coastline of Costa Rica lies one of the most internationally - renown sport fishing locations known to anglers world-wide. Blessed with warm coastal currents and unbelievable fishing stock, Costa Rica’s calm Pacific blue waters – along the stunning coastline or a few short miles out to sea – are THE SPOT for catch and release sport fishing, fly fishing, or even record-breaking in shore fishing for edible delicacies. Our unforgettable Bill Fish or Sport Fishing Safaris are available year round and designed to fit every budget -- as well as every level of angler, from novice to expert. |
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Time: Depends on the Charter, best time to start is about 7 a.m
Requirements: Good for individuals, families, incentive parties or large groups. Wear casual yet comfortable clothing – and please bring a towel,
sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and do NOT forget your camera. |
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ISLA DAMAS ESTUARY: Paddle protected inland waterways, a perfect place to learn this magical way of exploring coastal mangrove areas and seeing wildlife. None of this trip is in the open ocean and the pace of this trip is according to your abilities. Lunch is at a great seafood restaurant.
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