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Costa Rica Sport Adventure
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Explore the various sports available in Costa Rica in communion with Nature and release the stress exploring the Green wild world that Costa Rica offers.
9 days/8 nights
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Transfer from/to hotel and between the hotels |
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Accommodation, based on double occupancy |
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English speaking guides and representative during the activities |
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White water rafting |
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½ day canopy tour |
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Sea kayaking |
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Visit of Manuel Antonio National Park |
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Horse back riding |
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All taxes on accommodation |
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Airfare (please ask our agent for details and our special fares from your gateway) |
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Meals not mentioned in the program |
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All incidentals and personal expenses |
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Departure airport tax (About $26 per person) |
| Arrival at San Jose International airport. Transfer to your hotel |
After Breakfast, pick up for a full day of White river rafting on the Reventazon River.
Accommodation at the same hotel |
After breakfast, departure for Manuel Antonio, south of San Jose
Accommodation at La Mariposa or similar. |
Experience the famous Canopy tour for a half day excitement
You will enjoy the rest of the day to explore the region and its beautiful beaches
Accommodation at the same hotel |
Experience another water sport activity with a day of sea kayaking at Las Damas Islands
Return at the hotel
Free night perfect for a nice restaurant in town or a night at one of the night club of Quepos |
| Day 6 |
You can not leave Manuel Antonio without visiting the Manuel Antonio National Park with a specialized guide for a extensive tour where you will meet with the fauna and flora of this beautiful park.
Enjoy the rest of the day at the beach
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| Day 7 |
Departure for San Jose for your last 2 nights
Accommodation at the Presidente downtown
Free evening to explore the capital |
| Day 8 |
After breakfast, departure of a horse back riding including lunch
Enjoy your last evening for the last minute shopping
Accommodation at the same hotel |
| Day 9 |
| After breakfast, transfer for the airport | 
A thrilling journey over the tree tops
The exhilarating adventure of climbing above the canopy of the tropical forest
and slide down from one platform to another, while enjoying close contact with nature.
Get a really close up look at nature, and at the same time have a thrill of a lifetime.
This is the tour that lets you roam around the treetops, giving you a Birds Eye
View of the tropical forest. Leap from platform to platform on the special system
of steel cables with the use of professional climbing gear.
Bring: Comfortable shoes, light jacket and long pants.
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Sea Kayaking Tour at Isla Damas Estuary
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This paddle through a protected inland waterway is an easier sea kayaking adventure it is the perfect place to learn the sport, while enjoying magical ecosystem of the mangrove estuary and observing such interesting wildlife as white faced capuchin monkeys and an array of birds. A special treat is the hot, Costa Rican lunch served of the edge of the mangrove estuary. The pace of this trip will be according to your abilities. Recommendations: Sunscreen, swimming suit, beach sandals, insect repellent, camera & hat. This tour includes: transportation, lunch, kayaking equipment & guide. Requirements: Relatively good physical condition. The participants must be 12 years and up. Duration: approx. 07:00 hours. 
With one of the most stunning, picture-postcard backdrops in the country, this is one of the lushest places in Costa Rica, with spectacular white-grey sand beaches fringed by thickly forested green hills. There is a huge variety of things to do- walking the Parks easy trails, whitewater rafting, ocean cruising, horseback riding, fishing, sea kayaking, to name but a few.
Manuel Antonio is one of Costa Ricas best known and most often visited park, despite the fact that it’s also the smallest. The park is an island of verdant wildness in a rapidly developing area with a relatively intact wet tropical forest and abundant wildlife.
This park has a remarkably long list of species inhabiting it: brown pelicans, brown boobies, tyrant hawk-eagles, gray-headed chachalacas, solaters ant bird, coatimundis, two and three toed sloths, toed anteaters, ocelots amongst others. 
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