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Duncan_S, Sept 2026
Highly recommend, had a fabulous time!
Our guide, Jossimar (Josh) was very knowledgeable and excellent with our kids aged 6 and 4. We saw monkeys, sloths (2 &3 toed), frog, insects and a variety of birds. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, he took his time to explain and answer any questions we had. We highly recommend this tour.
Virginia_M, Sept 2026
Fun filled day
It was a long, glorious day. The hike to & from the waterfall (370 stairs x2) & volcano was tough. Warerproof gear ia critical during the rainy season. Swimming/walk to waterfall? Bring a micro fiber towel & water shoes. Getting a massage the next day was a must for our group. The river was pretty deep & good watershoes were helpful. Bring a waterproof case to safety get your phone across the river to the waterfall. The lunch was better than other versions we had dueing our trip. The thermals were very relaxing. The guides were helpful & had a great attitude. Bring Motion sickness meds for drive up mountain.
Emily_G, Sept 2026
Must do in La Fortuna!
Such a fun and informative experience! Our tour guide Pablo was very knowledgeable about the coffee and chocolate process. He answered all of our questions and was very friendly. This was a great excursion for a rainy afternoon, if anything, the rain made the experience better! The tour offers many opportunities to sample coffee and chocolate at different stages in the process which was very cool. This tour is perfect for anyone, even those who don’t like coffee or chocolate! Had a wonderful time!
Wes_C, Sept 2026
High adrenaline, super fun, very wet adventure
On a trip full of high-adventure activities (ziplining, horse back riding, ATV driving), this was the most exciting of them all! I'm afraid of heights but I felt super safe throughout the tour and managed to conquer my fears enough to do both the monkey drop and jump off the final platform. The scenery is incredible: you'll go around and through waterfalls, between huge boulders, and hike some gorgeous rainforest trails that connect the rappelling platforms. Do note that you will be dropped into a 6-foot deep pool and will descend next to and through waterfalls, so you should expect to end this adventure fully soaked through. I'd strongly recommend bringing sturdy water shoes, as you'll be walking over rough and rocky terrain as well as getting wet. Since you'll need both hands to hold the rope and control your descent, you won't be able to take any photos unless you have an action camera or something similar mounted to your helmet or chest. They do take photos and some video for you, and the pricing is quite reasonable: for $35 you get access to the full-size digital originals of all of the people on your trip.
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Boasting easy access to an inactive volcano, gushing waterfalls, and white-water rapids, La Fortuna is a popular base camp for outdoor adventures. And with the right booked excursion, nothing is off-limits. La Fortuna tours can safely lead you to your next adrenaline rush, whether it’s climbing to the soaring peak of Arenal Volcano, ziplining through the rainforest, or rafting the Sarapiqui River. If extreme adventure isn’t your thing, don’t fret. More relaxed options like guided nature walks or coffee and cacao tastings let you experience a quieter side of pura vida.

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