Top Central Pacific Outdoor Activities - page 7

Manuel Antonio Beach is one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful beaches, but it’s also one of its most crowded. See the area without having to battle with loads of people on land during this Manuel Antonio Beach Parasailing from Quepos. Parasail from a boat by yourself, with another person, or with two other people. Plus, you’ll get to choose between two duration times, depending on how long you’d like to be in the air.

Set off on a leisurely horseback ride along the beach in Esterillos Este, Costa Rica. This small-group tour is a great way to admire the beautiful coastal scenery of Costa Rica. Ride through jungles and admire the local flora and fauna including almond trees, toucans, and sloths until you reach the Esterillos Este Beach on the Pacific Ocean.

Check out the nocturnal wildlife in Santa Elena Reserve in Monteverde with this small group night walk tour. You’ll keep costs down by booking in a group, but still have an intimate experience (max 8 passengers). You’ll be given a flashlight to spot the nightlife, and a guide to show you the way. Tour for around two hours, and the rest of the night is free.

Take a walk in the clouds with this hanging bridge canopy tour at Monteverde’s Selvatura Park. Observe the canopy from a vantage point far from the land-based crowds, as you cross eight suspended bridges that rise to 180 feet (60 meters) above the forest floor. Plus, you can select from several start times to suit your schedule.

If you’d like to explore the many species of birds living in Monteverde with a private guide, then book this half day tour for you and your group. You can create your own itinerary, and won’t need to hassle with a large group tour. Use your provided HD telescope and field guide to find and photograph several species local to the Monteverde cloud forest.

Explore the lush landscapes of Quepos on the Monkey Mangrove Boat tour, a unique experience showcasing the diverse ecosystems of Costa Rica. Navigate a circuit of approximately 3 miles (5 kilometers) through rivers, estuaries, and mangroves while observing a variety of wildlife in their natural habitats. This immersive journey allows you to learn about the native jungle and appreciate the stunning scenery around you. It's perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, offering a chance to connect with the rich biodiversity of the region. - Discover the diverse ecosystems of Quepos, Costa Rica - Navigate through rivers, mangroves, and tropical forests - Observe wildlife in their natural habitat during the tour - Ideal for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a unique adventure

Learn to surf in Uvita Costa Rica at your own pace, with a private instructor. You don’t need to share with a group, or feel like you’re on your own. Instead, your personalized instructor will take you step by step through the surfing process. This two hour lesson is great for beginners to intermediates. No matter what level you start from, you’re guaranteed to gain confidence.

This experience is perfect for nature lovers and animals. We will have the opportunity to observe an incredible diversity of fauna, including monkeys, snakes and a wide variety of birds, highlighting the majestic scarlet macaw, which has found its home in this place. In addition to the rich wildlife, we will witness a fascinating natural phenomenon: the transition between dry tropical forest and wet tropical forest, a unique display of the ecological diversity of the region.

Ride a horse into the jungle on this guided small-group tour near Jaco to a towering waterfall, ancient groves of trees and a remote valley ranch. Watch for white-faced monkeys, toucans, and macaws as you ride your Costa Rican stepping horse along the trail and enjoy the cool spray from the 180-foot (55-meter) El Encanto waterfall. Take in stunning views of the thickly forested landscape, then finish your tour with fresh fruit and juice at the scenic ranch.

Our family boat is very comfortable and fast, we have space for small groups no more than 12 people, so the experience will be nice and a little bit private maybe no more than 3 different parties, We are going to visit all the coast line of Manuel Antonio, enjoying the views, to the ocean or the local mountains. The big stones home of lot birds located in front on the public beach of the area, a very important attractions, but the main spot will be the view of Manuel Antonio National Park from the ocean, the forest and the hills are something you never forget . Finally the the snorkeling spot, thousands of colored fish and corals will invite you and they will be waiting to see you next time. From July 15 to October 15 & Decenber to February; our two whale season in the Pacific area. What to bring Sunscream Bathing Suite Towels Not necessary close shoes, sandals are good

Spend an unforgettable morning inshore fishing off Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula with a private fishing charter. The experienced crew knows the best waters to catch yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi, roosterfish, wahoo, snapper, and more, so you can maximize your haul. Plus, look for other marine life such as dolphins and whales, and see remote parts of the coastline unknown to most travelers.

This group tour near Manuel Antonio takes you into the jungle for a yoga and hiking excursion, followed by lunch and even learning to make corn tortillas. You’ll start with a hotel pickup to keep things running smoothly, then your guide will organize yoga, a hike, a waterfall visit, and a well-earned lunch in a local’s home.

Experience the classic Costa Rican thrill of ziplining, riding through nature on horseback, and swimming in a refreshing natural pool. Ride a tractor up a mountain and then soar back down on a high-speed zipline course. Back on solid ground, mount a well-trained horse for a scenic ride through the rainforest, then take a short hike to a waterfall and natural swimming hole, where you can cool off.

Like much of the rainforest in central Costa Rica, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is home to special plants and wild animals—if you’re able to find them. With this small-group tour, explore the reserve with a guide who knows intimately where to find the best flora and fauna, and carries a professional spotting scope to help you see them.

If you are looking for an original experience and culture with natural beauty and Costa Rica this is the experience you are looking for, We take you to Finca los Solís, a tropical jungle just 5 minutes from Jaco beach. We begin the experience at our meeting point where we hike Approximately 4.5 miles ( Round trip) in the middle of the Tropical forest, Let's look at a total of 10 waterfalls and 8 natural pools Then we will begin a walk of about 15 minutes where our guide will give you a talk about our medicinal plants used by the natives of Pueblo Nuevo las Monas, in addition to our Flora and fauna. The experience lasts approximately 2.5 to 3 hours depending on how long If you want to spend time in the waterfalls and natural pools, there are a total of 10 waterfalls and 8 natural pools at your disposal in which you can swim in them until you jump, for the most adventurous.

All the people that books the Zip Line Tour also have access to opur Butterfly garden and Crocodile Lagoon, a complement that make the experience even better.

Take a private, guided walk through the Curi-Cancha Reserve and learn all about the flora and fauna who live here. You’ll be taken on a 3 hour tour through primary and secondary forests, do some bird watching, have some natural history lessons, and be on the lookout for the animals in the region.

Enjoy a unique experience in contact with nature with a private guided tour of Carara National Park. Located in the province of Puntarenas, this park is a meeting point between the dry zones of the north and the humid jungles of the south, making it an ideal place to observe an incredible diversity of flora and fauna. Accompanied by an expert naturalist guide, you'll walk along trails surrounded by lush vegetation, discover ancient trees, and have the opportunity to spot exotic birds like the iconic scarlet macaw, as well as monkeys, reptiles, and butterflies. Perfect for nature and photography lovers, this tour offers a personalized experience exploring one of Costa Rica's richest ecosystems.

Learn all about the chocolate-making process on this guided tour of a chocolate plantation from Manuel Antonio. Follow your guide as you learn about the local ecology of the cacao plant, the local cultural and economic importance of chocolate, and the production process from collection to fermentation and grinding of cacao beans. Then, visit a trapiche, a traditional oxen-powered mill used to extract juice from sugarcane.

If simply looking at waterfalls from afar is too tame for you, join this half-day guided tour to Nauyaca Waterfall. Your friendly guides will show you how and where to climb the waterfall safely, and where to jump from for a refreshing swim. Make new friends on a small-group tour, and learn about the biodiversity of this beautiful area.

Battle Class III rapids while looking out for sloths, howler monkeys, and more on this rafting trip down the Savegre River from Manuel Antonio. A professional river guide and safety kayaker ensure a fun and safe trip for beginners and experienced rafters alike.

Our tour is one of the most famous in the Manuel Antonio area to try to see animals. The mangrove is divided into several types, having a very important function for the environment, the animals that live in these areas find a safe area among its branches and trees, as well as food. Many species of animals, birds and plants can be observed in these areas, for example; White-faced Monkeys, Titi Monkeys, Sloths, Boas, Crabs, Anteaters, Tiger Herons, White Ibis, Kingfishers and many plants. Our kayak tour will show you this wonderful place full of magic and nature, Transportation is very important in our tours that’s why we have a very nice and comfortable new car to move our customers to the place we are going to start with the tour, We will discover the wonderful mangrove area, its beauty will captivate us, also our tours have a special message about the importance of protecting our nature

Take an adventure through nature on this full-day, guided, horseback riding tour. Learn the history of Manuel Antonio and get up close and personal with tropical plants and wildlife as you ride through the Tocori Private Ecological Reserve. Stop for a dip in a natural pool fed by the waterfalls of Quebrada Arroyo, visit a botanical garden and eat Costa Rican casado back at the ranch.

We will visit the sanctuary of the white-faced capuchin monkeys, the most intelligent species of monkeys in the new world. Our visit will be safe and informative for everyone, from children to adults. We’ll learn about their family organization, alphas, and betas, and how to calculate their age. During these tours people are not allowed to touch the animals, but animals if they feel comfortable allowed to touch people. They are still wild animals and we are not violating their habitat. We don't allowed to feed them as well We’ll then see the crocodiles of Rio Grande de Tarcoles and enjoy the local souvenir sale and a buffet-style restaurant. We can choose to admire the crocodiles from the bridge or take a boat tour for an extra $43. The boat tour lasts approximately 1:40 minutes and includes bird watching and a naturalist guide. We’ll then go to a hidden beach in Jaco to see the sloths. We’ll sit on chairs, have a table, and I’ll serve drinks and snacks.