ONE DAY TOURS FROM ARENAL
The area around Arenal, Costa Rica’s most active
volcano, holds an array of outdoor attractions that make
it a great place to spend several nights. It’s the
perfect destination for nature lovers and adventurous
travelers, since you can chose from bird watching,
horseback riding, mountain biking, white water rafting,
hikes down various jungle trails to water falls, a
canyon tour, exploring the rainforest canopy on zip
lines, or aerial bridges, or a boat trip to Caño Negro,
which is a great place for wildlife watching.
(pick ups and drop offs from hotels near Arenal Lake
have a surcharge) |
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Arenal Volcano Horseback Riding
Ford crystal clear rivers and explore lush
tropical rainforest as you ride horseback in the
shadow of the majestic Arenal Volcano. This tour
offers you the opportunity to get an up-close
view of this rumbling behemoth as well as enjoy
the surrounding landscape accompanied by a
knowledgeable local guide. |
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Arenal Hanging Bridges Located in
a 250 hectares protected rain forest preserve
not far from the Arenal Volcano, the Arenal
Hanging Bridges offer visitors an unprecedented
look at the multi-level biological diversity of
a tropical rainforest. |
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Night Hiking
(Ecocentro Danaus & Butterfly Garden)
Have you ever wondered about the shadowy
creatures that inhabit the rainforest when the
sun goes down? You know…those creepy crawlies
that sent you packing to your parent’s room when
you were a little kid? No need to wonder any
longer. This excursion will allow you the unique
opportunity to venture into a tropical
rainforest by dark, after all the regular folks
have gone to back to their hotel rooms and put
out the lights. You’d be surprised at the amount
of activity going on at these late hours. |
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Biking Tour A picture-perfect
volcano, panoramic vistas and lush tropical
rainforest are just a few of the reasons to join
us on our Arenal mountain biking tour. |
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Arenal Canopy Tour Experience the
rain forest from a whole new vantage point as
you safely glide from treetop to treetop using
state-of-the-art equipment. |
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Celeste River Hike & Tenorio Volcano National
Park The Celeste River zone is
one of the most beautiful areas in Costa Rica,
offering a great hiking experience for the whole
family. The tour lasts approximately 10 hours
and on clear days it's possible to view the
Arenal, Tenorio and Miravalles Volcanoes
(sometimes even Lake Nicaragua!). |
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Cerro Chato Volcano Hike & Fortuna Waterfalls
Located just off the southeast flank of Arenal
Volcano, the smaller Volcan Cerro Chato is
actually an older cousin living in the shadow of
its more active younger sibling. Rising to some
1,140 meters, Cerro Chato Volcano has shown no
volcanic activity for the past 3,500 years.
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Car Ride to Fortuna Waterfalls
Journey: After picking you up at your hotel, we
will drive you to the town of Fortuna, then onto
a gravel road that will take us quickly to the
waterfalls. Along the way you will enjoy scenic
pastureland, tropical rain forest, and rolling
hills that offer a great view of the eastern
flank of the Arenal Volcano, as well as
panoramic views of the Northern Plains. |
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Kayak Safari Float
A very relaxing half day trip
Relax and enjoy a day of heightened emotions on
the quiet waters of the Peñas Blancas River. The
river’s calm waters are ideal for novice
kayakers, allowing you to observe many species
of birds, monkeys, sloth’s, iguanas, crocodiles
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Sarapiquí River White -Water Rafting (Class III)
Winding through a region known as the land of
"Eternal Spring," the Sarapiquí River offers
some of Costa Rica's most vibrant and lush
tropical scenery. The free-flowing river has its
origins in clear mountain streams that tumble
down through thick rain forests to finally join
the crystal waters of the beautiful Sarapiquí.
Verdant forests stretch right up to the river's
sunny banks. |
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Pure Trek Canyoning
The ultimate waterfall adventure....
Your trip begins with a 30 minute drive to a
tropical Rainforest outside the town of La
Fortuna, near the Arenal Volcano. We will stop
along the way to observe many different
indigenous plants and animals before arriving at
a nearby drop-off point. |
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