Top Costa Rica Kayaking Tours - page 4

Embark on a kayaking adventure through the remote and narrow canals of Tortuguero National Park. Paddle through calm waters surrounded by a dense tropical forest , where the only sounds are the gentle splash of your oars and the chorus of the fauna that surrounds you. Accompanied by an experienced and bilingual guide, venture into the most beautiful areas of the National Park, where human presence is minimal and nature abounds. You can take a close look at the flora and fauna that make Tortuguero such a special place, including rare birds, monkeys, reptiles and other wild animals. Remembering that everything will depend on 100% of Nature, which nature allows us to see.

The Tamarindo estuary is a long, vast river mouth with mangrove forest. It is located between Tamarindo and Playa Grande. The labyrinth of meanders, streams and lagoons is vast and rarely explored. It is a perfect 2.5 hour trip for nature lovers. You can paddle through the calm waters of the estuary, between Playa Tamarindo and Playa Grande. On sunny days you can see a wide variety of bird species, crocodiles, iguanas and other animals. Enjoying the heart of the Las Baulas National Marine Park

Get out of San Jose on a day tour to the Arenal Volcano region, where you’ll get a glimpse of Costa Rica’s famous biodiversity and natural beauty. Travel through scenic farmland and villages to reach the volcano. Stop at a coffee plantation, waterfall, and look out for wildlife en route. In the shadow of the volcano, soak in natural hot springs for a refreshing experience, before returning to San Jose.

An immersion in the mangrove swamp of Golfo Dulce in Puerto Jiménez: A paradise of biodiversity and vitality A vibrant ecosystem in the heart of Costa Rica: The Golfo Dulce mangrove, located near Puerto Jiménez, Costa Rica, stands as an oasis of life and diversity in the heart of the country. This coastal ecosystem, recognized as one of the most important in the region, not only captivates for its natural beauty, but also for its invaluable role in environmental balance. A refuge for biodiversity: Entering the mangrove swamp of Golfo Dulce is embarking on a journey through a universe of flora and fauna. The mangroves, undisputed protagonists of this ecosystem, stand as imposing guardians of the coast, weaving a network of roots that protect the coastline from erosion. Among its leafy branches, endless life hides: oysters, crabs, fish and a myriad of other creatures inhabit this natural refuge.

This tour is one of the most exciting, as you will be able to appreciate the nocturnal animals that are not observed during the day. When the darkness falls, it seems that everything sleeps, but in reality, the night is the awakening of a large part of the animal life, that for many people, is unknown. Depending on your preference you can choose between water or land, walking through tropical forest trails, kayaking or boating through the mangrove canals of Isla Damas.

The scenic waterways and mangrove forests of the Damas Island estuary lie just a couple of hours south of Puntarenas. On this kayaking tour, paddle through the reserve without disturbing the natural ecosystems; learn about the unique coastal mangroves; and look out for wildlife such as monkeys, iguanas, and exotic birds.

If you love nature, come spend a day in the paradise of Tortuguero and choose from activities like touring the water canals in the national park, hiking the Jaguar Trail or Cerro Tortuguero, a night hike, or a turtle nesting tour (from July to October ), or do them all. All the gear you need will be arranged for you by your guides, who will make sure you have the best day in nature.

We snorkeled in a volcanic rock, home to a variety of marine life, we also visited a turtle trap, a pre-Columbian vestige of the Quepoa, the first inhabitants of this area. Panoramic views of the Quepos Coast.

Lace up your hiking boots for this full-day immersion in the wild beauty of Tenorio Volcano National Park. Look for wildlife on the drive from La Fortuna, and feel like a jungle explorer on the trek to Rio Celeste, known for its mystical aquamarine waters. Take a dip in warm volcanic river pools, admire a cascading waterfall, and reward your efforts with a typical Costa Rican lunch.

Being Self-Guided you can go wherever you want and what makes this activity so special is the opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural heart of Costa Rica in a relaxing and exciting way at the same time. Imagine kayaking watching limpets, sloths, turtles and other animals through the calm waters of the river for two hours, with the freedom to share the experience with up to three companions. You will have at your disposal binoculars to not miss a detail of the fascinating wildlife that thrives in this pristine environment: from the howls of monkeys to the serenity of sloths and the vibrant colors of limpets. And at the end of your kayaking adventure, a refreshing and authentic reward awaits: pipe water and fresh fruits to revitalize you. Plus, for added convenience, you can opt for our scenic Tuk Tuk shuttle (at an additional fee). It is an intimate connection with Costa Rican nature that you will always remember.

Bioluminescence is one of the things you should experience during your holiday in Costa Rica. We will kayak through the bay of Paquera and pass some islands. As we start our tour before sunset, we often experience some incredible views in the sky what gives an extra addition to our tour. As we operate only in small groups we can give a more personal attention to our clients if required. This tour is not private.

Cruise along one of Costa Rica’s most scenic coastlines on a sailing and snorkeling tour of Manuel Antonio. Relax on deck and sip unlimited drinks from an open bar as you get a new perspective on the unspoiled nature preserve and try to spot dolphins, turtles, and migrating whales. Stop to swim and snorkel among tropical fish in the clear waters off Biesanz Beach, and then reward your efforts with a gourmet lunch prepared right on board.

Get aboard the Lazy Lizard, the catamaran that will take you on a morning cruise through Playa Flamingo off the Guanacaste coast. Sea life is awake and active in the morning, so get on your snorkel and get amongst the coral reef and colorful fish. You can also kayak or stand up paddleboard. Lunch is provided too, with a range of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages. Your guide will arrange everything so you can just enjoy the beauty of Playa Flamingo.

Max out the adrenaline (and the fun) during this full-day adventure combining a white-water rafting trip and zipline excursion. Zoom through the rain forest canopy during a series of heart-pounding zipline rides, some on cable spans as long as 3,200 feet (980 meters). Then battle the Class II and III rapids of the Balsa River. Lunch, snacks, and rafting gear are all included.

Spend a full day exploring Costa Rica’s notoriously active crater on this 3-in-1 Arenal combo adventure. Hike through the jungle surrounding Arenal Volcano on a series of nature trails and hanging bridges, and trek down to the base of La Fortuna Waterfall to appreciate the height and power of the cascade and swim in a natural pool. Finish with a majestic perspective as you explore the lava fields of former eruptions and look for native wildlife along the trails of Arenal Volcano National Park.

Explore one of the world’s most diverse collections of species gathered in one place with a visit to the animal sanctuary at Diamante Eco Adventure Park in Guanacaste. From adorable three-toed sloths to scaly reptiles and sleek jungle cats, see an amazing array of animals rescued by the Costa Rican Ministry of Wildlife, and learn about the park’s conservation projects. The naturally designed habitats include hummingbird gardens and a large butterfly observatory teeming with jewel-toned beauties.

Paddle out to Capitan Island in Las Baulas National Marine Park on a kayak with this tour from Tamarindo Beach. Once on the island, you'll have plenty of time to explore the varied landscapes, see marine life in tidepools, and spend time swimming and snorkeling in crystalline waters before paddling back to Tamarindo.

Join us on this relaxing yet exciting natural experience. In this wonderful adventure we will visit the Térraba-Sierpe National Wetland. This area includes the largest and most important mangrove forests in Costa Rica. The wetland is immensely rich in flora and vegetation. It also has a wide variety of fauna, serving as a refuge site for many species of wildlife, like numerous especies of birds and mokeys, reptiles, mollusks, fish, among other species. All this makes this tour the perfect opportunity to appreciate life expressed in every corner you look at. You can choose beetwen Boat or Kayak with no adittional cost.

Explore the protected shoreline and waters around Manuel Antonio on a kayaking and snorkeling adventure. Paddle past islands and alongside sea bird nesting grounds in a sea kayak, and observe marine animals like parrot fish and seas turtles with a snorkeling stop at enchanting Biesanz Bay. Back on dry land, recap your journey over a delicious, homemade Costa Rican lunch.

With its cascading waterfalls and abundant wildlife, the Pacuare River is rightfully famous for its natural beauty. Paddle through the river gorge, navigating 52 Class II-IV rapids as you go, on this 12-hour trip from San Jose. Take in views of the tropical rain forest and wildlife such as sloths, parrots, and toucans as you ride the river (and your adrenaline rush) over the course of the day.

Have fun exploring Damas Island’s mangrove forests on a small-group pedal kayak tour. These vessels are ideal for navigating the narrow channels of the mangroves. Look out for a range of birds and wildlife, including monkeys and lizards. Enjoy getting active for three hours while experiencing Costa Rica’s famous biodiversity up close.

The Boat: Ride the most versatile, portable, and maneuverable boat ever invented. The Place: Discover new creeks and secluded places of Costa Rica and stay away from massive tourism. The Involved Sports: The best blend between hiking and kayaking.

Get on the Pejibaye River totally worry-free with this all-inclusive tour. After pickup from your hotel, you’ll hop into your private car for a ride to the river—and a stop for a traditional Costa Rican breakfast. Once at the water, your guides will set you up for an exciting 3-hour float through the jungle, complete with photos, water, and towels provided.

On a tour of Golfo Dulce in Puerto Jiménez, where we will carry out the following activities, bird watching, whale watching, dolphin watching and artisanal fishing. In a unique moment when we will pass the edge of the Piedras Blancas National Park, we will be able to observe different species of birds and wild animals in their habitat and also in its perfect crystalline waters it invites us to do the snorkeling activity where we will observe schools of fish and unique species .