Top Quepos Cultural Tours

Sail along the coastline of Manuel Antonio National Park on this half-day tour from Quepos. Onboard a catamaran, cruise to snorkeling and swimming spots in Biesanz Bay and spot marine life in its natural environment. Lunch is included with fresh fruit, cocktails, fruit drinks, and Costa Rican coffee to keep you refreshed and energized. Snorkeling gear is included so you don’t need to rent or buy your own.

Make the most of limited time in Costa Rica with a guided half-day nature walk through Manuel Antonio National Park. Don’t waste time wondering what to see next; instead, head straight to the park’s highlights in the company of a naturalist guide and benefit from their animal spotting expertise and spotting scope to see creatures you might otherwise have missed.

Central America’s longest zipline runs for nearly a mile, with 14 tree platforms, three natural walks, six hanging bridges, and more. On this tour, you’ll experience it for yourself, zooming above the forest like a clay-colored thrush (Costa Rica’s national bird, of course). You’ll also sit down to a traditional lunch to fuel up for the adrenaline-filled activity, with hotel transfers included for convenience.

Ideal for travelers interested in a day in the rainforest packed with activities, this experience includes a safari and seven adventure park sports. Start with a drive into the rainforest on a 4WD vehicle, exploring the adventure park’s protected land. Afterward, head to the adventure course for rappelling, ziplining, tree climbing, “monkey drops,” and more. Finish the day with a *comida tipica*—a typical Costa Rican meal.

Explore Manuel Antonio by night and see creatures that hide away during the day on an evening hike revealing a different side to the biodiverse area. You'll explore at a relaxed pace in a small group limited to eight travelers with a guide who increases your chances of spotting nocturnal critters such as frogs, snakes, scorpions, lizards, and tarantulas. Hotel pickup is included, and free parking is available for those driving to meet on site.

See the natural beauty of the jungle after dark with this night tour to Rainmaker Park. Your naturalist guide will take you and your group into the jungle for a two- to two-and-a-half-hour journey, where you’ll get to learn about the local ecosystem, spot nocturnal animals, and enjoy a included dinner.

Experience the best of the Manuel Antonio National Park with a handy combo that includes both day and night-time tours of the park. Different sights and sounds can be experienced at different times of day. Your guide will help you see and hear the animals, birds, and plants that flourish in the light and the dark. Spotting equipment and flashlights will be provided.

The Ultimate Chocolate & Spice Heritage Tour Step off the beaten path and into the heart of a lush, local estate for a 3-hour sensory adventure. This all-inclusive experience blends culture, agriculture, and authentic Costa Rican flavors into one unforgettable morning. The Experience Your journey begins with included transportation to our farm, where you’ll dive into the secrets of tropical gold. Wander through our groves to see how Vanilla, Black Pepper, Achiote, and Coffee are grown. You won’t just see them; you’ll learn the heritage behind their cultivation. The Flavor The highlight? The Cacao Experience. Watch the transformation from bean to bar and enjoy a tasting exactly where the chocolate is born. To wrap up, we invite you to "Grandma’s Kitchen" for a traditional feast: golden Buñuelos, hand-pressed Tortillas, and a fresh Palmito or Papaya salad. Duration: 3 Hours Included: Transport, Guided Tour & Full Tasting Menu

This authentic farm experience is hosted by a multigenerational Costa Rican family dedicated to sustainable, low-impact agriculture. Visitors go beyond sightseeing to actively learn how traditional crops and spices—such as cacao, coffee, vanilla, cinnamon, turmeric, and ginger—are grown, harvested, and transformed through mostly artisanal processes. The tour combines cultural immersion, environmental education, and hands-on learning, with tastings along the way and opportunities to purchase farm-made products. A family-friendly atmosphere, rich biodiversity, scenic trails, and seasonal natural pools make this a meaningful connection to rural Costa Rican life rather than a typical tourist stop.

Learn about Costa Rican cuisine on this hands-on tour in Quepos. First, visit a farmers’ market to browse and select ingredients for lunch. With the help of local cooks, you’ll learn how to make corn tortillas from scratch, “ceviches” with plantain or banana, picadillos, and more. Along the way, find out about the origin of the organic ingredients, how they are prepared, and how you can recreate the dishes at home.