Top Sámara Bus Tours

A guided tour ups your chances of seeing turtles nesting and hatching along the Costa Rica coast. Not only does your guide know the best spots for seeing turtle activity during its season, but also provides tons of insight into the turtle life cycle that you might otherwise miss.

Do something different and escape the crowds in Guanacaste with a private tour to the secluded Llanos de Cortez Waterfall, where you can swim in the calm, sandy pools beneath a tropical cascade. After frolicking and bathing in the rain forest, get up close to jaguars and other endangered species at the Las Pumas Rescue Center.

Guanacaste’s tropical dry forest is one of Central America’s most vulnerable ecosystems, home to a rich variety of wildlife including howler monkeys, deer, and parrots. On this guided hiking tour, stroll through Werner Sauter Biological Reserve while your guide teaches you about the region’s wildlife and the history of indigenous people who once called these forests home. Your guide navigates, leaving you free to enjoy the scenery and spot native wildlife.

Explore and enjoy the quit relaxing tour of Mangrove River Kayaking in Ora River. In this tour you can enjoy a really peaceful tour surrounded by nature. You can potencially see a lot aquatic birds, mammals and reptiles. The excursions is in Rio Ora; about 20 minutes from Samara Beach. Do not worry about if you are a beginner, the river is quit and flat, perfect for people of any age and kayaking experience. Time on kayak is about 30 minutes, we flow river down where the river flows into the ocean, we do a quick stop in Camaronal Beach, have some snacks, and then paddle up again to the initial point. The tour is ideal to release all stress. Do not miss your time and go and share a good time with family and friends in Mangrove Kayaking Tour.

Zip across 25 cables and 11 waterfalls on this 8-hour ziplining canopy tour from Guanacaste province. This tour also includes a 30-minute off road adventure and an optional swim in a spring water pool.

Live a magical experience with us on this afternoon tour, where you can learn about Macaws in Costa Rica Tour Playa Islias, Carrillo Beach, Playa Samara by side by side! Wildlife sightings along the way

Book this tour for a chance to do some hiking, river tubing, and exploring the wildlife in the rainforest from the Rio Celeste from Tamarindo. Your guide will organize the details, including your tubes, helmets, transportation, and a local lunch to keep you energized. Enjoy this tour with just your group and your private guide.

Embark on a unique adventure as you paddle your kayak through the calm waters of the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by the stunning views of the lush greenery and the sounds of the ocean breeze. Upon reaching the secluded island, you will have the opportunity to explore the pink plush sandy beach and discover the huge family of hermit crabs that call it home. As you continue your journey, grab your snorkeling gear and dive into the crystal-clear waters to witness the vibrant and colorful marine life that thrives in this tropical paradise.

Learn all about the Macaws on Punta Islita on this half day tour from Playa Samara. You’ll visit the Macaw Recover Network which is a conservation area. Visit the Macaw Refuge and Breeding Center and hear about the wonderful research, including how the once extinct Scarlet Macaw is now back in Guanacaste, and about the numbers of Macaws being bred and released into the wild.

Get an up close look at Costa Rica's hidden natural wonders with this river floating,volcano hot springs and mud baths tour. On this tour you will observe the burners of Miravalles Volcano’s active crater with volcanic mud pots which temperatures range from 40 degrees to 100 degrees Celsius. You will be able to watch closely the fumaroles, hot stones and crystallized sulfur among other scenic beauties. The river floating is the perfect way to explore outside the city and see what makes Costa Rica a top attraction for nature lovers. Experience the beauty of Costa Rica's natural landscapes Follow a local guide through stunning rugged terrain Round-trip hotel transport and lunch included

Observe Costa Rica's bountiful wildlife from the hanging bridges of Mistico Park in Arenal. Trek along ground-level forest trails and suspended walkways in this private, family-owned nature reserve that’s home to a vast array of birdlife, monkeys, reptiles, and tropical plants. Learn about the area’s rich biodiversity from a naturalist guide as you explore different levels of the rain forest, from floor to canopy, and enjoy commanding views of Arenal Volcano. Discovering the wonderful secrets hidden in this forest means finding a wildlife sanctuary; the high density of biodiversity makes this trails a unique place for observing species spotted along the way. When going on the self-guided tour, pay special attention to the different layers of the rainforest, from the treetops, the understory and the forest floor; this way you will be able to appreciate many of the species housed by this spectacular biological corridor.

During this tour you to observe one of the most beautiful things mother nature can give Turtle Nesting Watching. In this excursion, you can see the whole process of turtle nesting since they come out from the sea until the lay between 80 to 120 eggs per nest. The excursion starts in Corozalito beach Wild Life Refuge, about 40 minutes from Samara. You take a van in Samara around 6:00pm, once in Corozalito, a little hike on the beach looking for turtle is necessary due to turtles come from the big sea to lay eggs on any place of the beach. When turtle come out, is time to see the nesting process: turtles come out from water, look for place to nest, start to dig in the sand, lay around 80 to 120 eggs, cover the hole, finally go again to the sea. The turtle nesting process takes around 30 to 60 minutes. Drinks and snacks are included after excursion.

During the tour, our experienced guides will provide you with interesting and educational information regarding the history of the Volcano, lithological cycles, forest formation processes, and general volcanology. Then Fly underneath the canopy of a Costa Rican rain forest on a zipline adventure. Novice adventurers and adrenaline junkies alike can enjoy this thrilling aerial experience soaring down galvanized steel cables at up to 37 miles (60 kilometers) per hour and gain a bird's eye view of the lush foliage below.