This trip will guarantee a full range of excitement while in total contact with one the few transitional forests remaining between the Tropical Dry Forest and the Tropical Humid Forest in Costa Rica.

The complete tour takes approximately 3 hours and consists of gliding along several platforms connected by steel cables, suspended in the canopy of the trees. To move from tree to tree we use the best quality pulleys and climbing gear. The height of the platforms varies from 60 to 132 ft. above the ground

Relatively small in size (4,700 Hectares), the massive importance of Carara stems from its geographical location in a transition area between the Tropical Dry Forest region to the north, and the more humid Pacific Rainforest to the south. Carara has flora and fauna from both ecosystems, and the virgin forest that covers most of the park is the ideal environment for such rare wildlife as the Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao), the Collared Aracari (Pteroglossus torquatos) and monkeys.

This tour is an up−close look at the incredible wonders of our imposing coastline. Marvel at mysterious islands with jagged rock formations, towering cliffs and nesting grounds to sixteen species of marine pelagic birds.

It is not rare during certain times of the year to listen to the song of the whales, whistling with each surge of the waves. Submerge with us and visit a fascinating undersea domain, playground to more than 60 species of colourful tropical fish.

We travel all along the coastline while explaining interesting facts of Manuel Antonio National Park and the heritage of the Quepoa Indians.

Join us and witness the world’s most unforgettable sunsets, the perfect conclusion to another relaxing, and beautiful afternoon in paradise. We cruise in search of different species of dolphins and whales, four species of turtles, vibrant schools of fish and many other marine creatures that inhabit these waters.

The horseback riding tour is a picturesque experience through Costa Rica’s jungle countryside, giving you the opportunity to approach an exuberant natural world of tropical plants and wildlife in an organic non−intrusive manner.

Let an experienced naturalist guide take you on an informative hike through one of the most beautiful national parks, where the mountains literary meet the sea and the ecosystem is teeming with land, sea and air species. This park offers two white sand beaches, a blue ocean and trails leading to great lookout points.

Your guide will teach you about the park’s distinctive plant life and point out some of the resident fauna, which include 109 mammal species – such as 3 species of monkeys, agouti, three−toed sloth – and 184 species of birds.

The Rainmaker is a 1500−acre reserve mainly consisting of primary rainforest. Rainmaker is part of the Quepos Corridor, through which numerous birds and other wildlife migrate throughout the year. Reaching an elevation of 1700 meters (5576 feet), it is home to approximately 2500 plant species within four different bio zones. The mission of the Rainmaker Project is to save this valuable nature laboratory and watershed. The Rainmaker Canopy Walk consists of a stringently engineered suspension bridge. The six sections total 250 meters (820 ft.), spanning from platforms that are attached to massive hardwood trees, creating the most impressive canopy walk in Costa Rica. The design permits minimal impact on the forest, giving an opportunity to safely explore the majesty of the natural forest canopy from a birds−eye view.

Savegre River Tour is a full �day adventure, starting with a journey on a gravel road that winds through the remote back country of the Rio Savegre, we will begin a four-hour guided rafting trip with class II/III/IV rapids.

The trip is either done in 6 person rafts or 2 person inflatable kayaks, giving the chance to enjoy great swimming ponds and a large variety of birds in the dense primary jungle surrounding the river. We will stop at a beautiful waterfall for snacks, and lunch will be served at the end of the trip