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From	Code	Description	RACK
Man. Ant	CRTSBRN-601	Brisas del Nara Rainforest (Horseback & Waterfall)	$69.00
Man. Ant	CRTSCPSF-602	Canopy Tour Safari	$70.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-603	Carara National Park (minimum 4 pax)	$85.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-604	Mangrove / Damas Island Boat Tour	$60.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-605	Night Mangrove Boat Tour	$65.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-606	Manuel Antonio Aquatic Learning (Dolphin Watch) Tour	$70.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-607	Kayak Tours (Mangrove / Damas Island Estuary)	$65.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-608	Manuel Antonio National Park Tour	$45.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-609	Night Kayak Adventure	$69.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-610	Beach Riding / Rancho Don Gilberto Horseback Riding	$55.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-611	Catamaran Coastal Sailing Tour	$80.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-612	Sunset Sailing Tour	$80.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-613	Nauyaca Waterfalls & Horses Tour	$95.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-614	Rainforest Hike Tour	$47.00
Man. Ant	CRTSSCNO-615	Butterfly Botanical Gardens Tour	$20.00
Man. Ant	CRTSSCNO-616	The Nature Interpretive Walk	$30.00
Man. Ant	CRTSSCNO-617	Bird Watching Tour	$30.00
Man. Ant	CRTSFRTX-618	Fourtrax Adventure Manuel Antonio Tour (ATV Tour)	$95.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-619	Naranjo River Rafting Class III & IV rapids (Half Day)	$65.00
Man. Ant	CRTSIGN-620	Savegre River Rafting Class II & III (Full Day)	$90.00

Rainforest - Horseback riding tour

. You will be visit the "Rancho Brisas del Nara" restaurant for a delicious typical Costa Rican breakfast to start your day and then mount up and start along this beautiful country road to the waterfall at

Quebrada Arroyo

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As you ride you will be captivated by the views of the rain forest canopy. Then arrive at Quebrada Arroyo, tie up the horses, and walk to the Rancho. Here you will have fruit and refreshment and then you can change into your swimsuit so you can enjoy the sparkling pure waters of a natural swimming pool in the rain forest.
From here then take an easy and short way to The Waterfall at Quebrada Arroyo! 70 meters of pure sparkling water rushing over the waterfall. Enjoy a delight swim in the cool waters at the base of the waterfalls. Return from the mountains along a scenic trail. Enjoy the beautiful vegetation, flower, birds and butterflies of the rainforest. Breakfast and lunch incl.

Includes:
• Roundtrip land transportation
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Horse Rental
• Bilingual Guide

New features: 21 platforms, 9 zip lines, 2 repel lines, one suspension bridge, and one "Tarzan swing"!!!

Canopy Safari

is the pioneering canopy tour operator in the Southern area of Costa Rica. The company built its first canopy course in 1997 with the help of a team of experts who build high ropes courses in the United States and in Europe. Our tour begins with an amazing drive through the rainforest out to our canopy site. During the ride there are many stops for everyone to learn about the flora and fauna of the area. Our local bilingual guides have a vast knowledge of the area and love to share the many secrets that the rainforest holds with our clients. The canopy site is located approximately forty-five minutes from Manuel Antonio, in an area called Paso Real. Here we have a brand new ranch house with full facilities, located next to a pristine river, this is where we serve a full breakfast or lunch (depending on tour time). A spectacular river is the backdrop for these platforms carefully built in the canopy of the rainforest. Clients are able to traverse from tree to tree and platform to platform using pulleys on horizontal traverse cables, as they sail through the treetops of the tropical rainforest canopy, and over the trails far below. Our canopy course consists of 21 platforms, 9 “zip lines”, and 2 rappel lines, one suspension bridge and a " Tarzan wing". We are the only canopy tour in Costa Rica with a Tarzan swing, which adds much more excitement for the clients. Our expert guides assist the clients in this exciting journey through the different layers of virgin and secondary rainforest. They point out and explain the many different types of flora and fauna; from poison dart frogs, to the “walking palm tree”. As a result; at the end of the tour our clients are able to walk away with a newfound knowledge of Costa Rican wildlife. WHAT TO BRING: sturdy shoes, shorts, camera, insect repellent, bathing suit, towel, change of clothes in rainy season.

THE TOUR INCLUDES: A five hour adventure, an exciting ride through the tropical rainforest, typical style breakfast or lunch, ACCT & ICT professionally trained bilingual guides, all equipment, professional photographer (rate do not include pictures), pick up and drop off at your hotel in our air conditioned vans.

Carara National Park Tour

Manuel Antonio National Park

and its beaches, try something new located only about 1 hour away – Carara National Park. Although located very close to Manuel Antonio and near the Jaco area, this hiking tour and natural sanctuary adventure in a bio-diverse reserve is dramatically different in terms of wildlife and plant species than our “other” national park in Manuel Antonio. Enjoy a relaxing hike for a few hours through the tropical rain forest with our highly educated, bilingual naturalists and guides. On your Carara experience, unlike in Manuel Antonio National Park, you will spot unforgettable giant red Macaws and extraordinary crocodiles living in the the Tárcoles River ecosystem estuary and adjacent to the Carara Park and it´s protected biological corridor.

This full-day nature hike and eco-adventure allows visitors, families, and intimate groups who haven’t driven to Manuel Antonio from San Jose a chance to observe first hand the interesting, unique topography of Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast. Thus, your drive to and from Carara will be an experience itself as you wind through African Palm Oil Plantations, rice fields, cattle ranches, and local villages along the way.

If you, your family, or intimate group have a chance, discover another Costa Rican treasure just outside Manuel Antonio’s backyard. And once again, come to discover the bio-diversity and delicate balance between preservation and eco-tourism with the Manuel Antonio specialist, yet leave with new knowledge of how you can extend the experience to others when you return home. But bottom line, come back to Costa Rica, and come back to share our home.

Requirements: Good for all ages, individuals, families or even large groups, and don’t forget your camera. We recommend sturdy walking shoes, comfortable hiking clothes for the tropical rain forest, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, hat or visor, camera, and binoculars

Includes: Round trip transportation, entrance fees, bilingual guides and naturalists, a great hot breakfast and lunch, all equipment needed for birding and wildlife spotting, security, snacks and refreshments

Mangrove / Damas Island Boat Tour

One of our most popular tours ! If you think the Damas Island Estuary and Mangrove Boat Tour is sedentary, then let our “interactive” tropical rainforest and delicate mangrove ecosystem knock you out of your seat in your boat – literally. This adventure of Costa Rican natural history – it’s exotic flora and fauna -- is highly recommended for any naturalist, young or old, who wants to experience first hand the pulse of the mangrove ecosystem and how it interacts with the international ecosystem.

Let our world-class, highly trained, bilingual guides and naturalists steer you peacefully and comfortably in our high-tech, ultra-quiet estuary boats as the wildlife comes to you – sometimes right into the boat! Experience curious families of monkeys as they migrate across the mangrove ecosystem – which includes your boat – in search of food and adventure. And discover the secret ways different exotic trees of Costa Rica replenish the environment worldwide, yet sustain themselves for decades of growth.

Wind through acres of a protected, pristine Costa Rican estuary as your experienced guides educate you on the secrets – both past and present – of the mangrove eco-structure so vital to Costa Rica and the world as well. And don’t forget to point out the caimans, sloths, crocodiles, stunning rainbow boas, white face monkeys, egrets, and so many more species of wildlife, as your boat leisurely winds its way through the mangrove channels along the gentle currents of the coastal tides. And finally, end your adventure with a relaxing yet rewarding meal in typical Costa Rican flavor at a local “hot spot” restaurant before you return to your Costa Rican residence.

Don’t expect to come experience this adventure as it slowly fades away on the international landscape of extinct ecosystems. Come, learn, and experience a delicate treasure Costa Ricans are so desperately trying (and successfully) working to preserve – the mangroves. And maybe you will become a part of preserving not only a Costa Rican treasure, but a needed intricate environment necessary for the world’s habitat balance as well. Enjoy, but leave changed, and leave to possibly help change this delicate ecosystem for the better.

Requirements: Casual yet comfortable clothes and shoes for tropical weather, good for all ages, individuals, families or even large groups, and don’t forget your camera

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, high-tech ultra-quiet estuary boats, a terrific hot meal, security, snacks and refreshments

Night Mangrove Boat Tour

If you think the Damas Island Estuary and Mangrove Boat Tour is sedentary, then let our “interactive” tropical rainforest and delicate mangrove ecosystem knock you out of your seat in your boat – literally. This adventure of Costa Rican natural history – it’s exotic flora and fauna -- is highly recommended for any naturalist, young or old, who wants to experience first hand the pulse of the mangrove ecosystem, all with our own “Jorge of the Jungle” and his award-winning staff.

Let our world-class, highly trained, bilingual guides and naturalists steer you peacefully and comfortably in our high-tech, ultra-quiet estuary boats as the nocturnal wildlife comes to you. Experience curious sloths and lizards as they migrate across the mangrove ecosystem – which includes your boat – in search of food and adventure. And discover the secret ways different exotic trees of Costa Rica replenish the environment worldwide, yet sustain themselves for decades of growth.

Wind through acres of a protected, pristine Costa Rican estuary as your experienced guides educate you on the secrets – both past and present – of the mangrove eco-structure so vital to Costa Rica and the world as well. And don’t forget to point out the caimans, bats, crocodiles, stunning rainbow boas, non-poisonous water snakes and iguanas, egrets, and so many more species of wildlife, as your boat leisurely winds its way through the mangrove channels along the gentle currents of the coastal tides. And finally, end your adventure with a relaxing yet rewarding dinner in typical Costa Rican flavor at a local “hot spot” restaurant before you return to your Costa Rican residence.

Come, learn, and experience a delicate treasure Costa Ricans are so desperately working to preserve, and maybe you will become a part of preserving not only a Costa Rican treasure, but a needed intricate ecosystem necessary for the world’s habitat balance as well. Enjoy, but leave changed, and leave to possibly help change this delicate ecosystem for the better.

Requirements: Casual yet comfortable clothes and shoes, good for all ages, individuals, families or even large groups, and don’t forget your camera with flash

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, high-tech ultra-quiet estuary boats and eco-friendly night equipment, a terrific hot meal, security, snacks and refreshments

Damas Island Kayak Tour

Paddle the smooth protected inland waterways and explore the unique ecosystem of an island mangrove. Abundant with wildlife, the Damas area also offers a swimming beach and a great seafood restaurant for lunch.

Time: Depends on tides, 5-6 hours
Participant Requirements: Good physical condition, suitable for children.
Bring: River sandals, bathing suit, sun protection, t-shirt and hat.

Manuel Antonio Coastal KAYAK Paddle Tour
This is a more challenging open ocean paddle along the rugged coastline from Quepos to the Manuel Antonio National Park. Paddle by islands that are nesting sites for unique coastal birdlife including boobies and frigatebirds, visit the secluded Biesanz Bay and surf kayak at Espadilla beach. A 'Tico' style lunch is hosted at the end of the tour, near the entrance to the national park.

Time: Depends on tides, 5-6 hours
Participant Requirements: Good physical condition, suitable for children.
Bring: River sandals, bathing suit, sun protection, t-shirt and hat.

Mangrove / Damas Island Kayaking

Instead of enjoying one of our most popular tours in a high-tech, ultra-quiet estuary boat on our Mangrove Boat Tour, why not experience the Damas Island Estuary and Mangrove ecosystem first hand -- in an open-seat kayak. Spend a few luxuriously indulgent hours paddling with the currents as your highly trained, bilingual naturalist guides reveal the protected inland waterways of the Damas Estuary and mangrove habitat. Explore an unforgettable plethora of flora and fauna as you learn about, experience, and participate in our magical Costa Rican mangrove and tropical rain forest ecosystem -- but don’t forget your camera.

Paddle comfortably as an intimate group under the shade of several tall species of mangroves, which grow only in select areas of the world and in Costa Rica. The pace of this adventure is determined by your abilities and interests, and the abundance of wildlife you want to stop and observe (or learn about) – all in its natural and breathtaking habitat. Watch sloths and numerous species of monkeys travel through the tree canopy, hunt for nocturnal silky anteaters and several types of non-poisonous snakes resting in the mangroves, and listen to the songs of the various marine birds as they glide over your kayak curiously looking for adventure. And whenever you want, stop and enjoy some local fresh fruits and refreshments as you pause to savor your adventures thus far.

This kayak tour is an unforgettably memorable experience that will help you understand and explain the exotic secrets and treasures of our Costa Rican tropical rain forest. And after your adventure, yet depending upon the time your trip began, enjoy a delicious and well-deserved Tico style meal (a hot breakfast, lunch or dinner) at one of our local Manuel Antonio restaurants.

Come learn about our delicate Costa Rican mangrove estuary and ecosystem -- so uniquely different than other parts of the world. Then return with the knowledge of how important it is to Costa Rica -- and the world environment -- to preserve this delicate yet vital aspect of life that intricately fits into the ecosystem of our entire known world.

Requirements: Excellent for adventurous individuals, families or groups of any age who want to learn and experience nature first hand – but children under age 10 might have to paddle in a double kayak with an adult. We recommend that you are relatively physically fit for paddling in an open-seat kayak for a few hours, and please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that might get wet. Bring or wear a bathing suit, sunscreen, towel, camera, and a hat.

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks and all equipment needed, security, a great hot meal, snacks and drinks

Manuel Antonio National Park

What can we say about someone experiencing Costa Rica’s number one visitors’ spot for the first – our Manuel Antonio National Park. It’s just like experiencing Costa Rica for the first time -- absolutely unforgettable. Take a leisurely stroll or an intense hike (it’s your choice, since it’s your tour) with a highly trained, well-educated Costa Rican naturalist guide through our exotic, bio-diverse tropical rain forest preserved in our 34 year old national treasure, Manuel Antonio National Park.

The pace of this adventure is determined by your group’s abilities and interests, and the abundance of wildlife you want to stop and observe (or learn about) – all in its natural and breathtaking habitat. Watch sloths and numerous species of monkeys travel through the tree canopy, hunt for nocturnal silky anteaters and several types of non-poisonous snakes resting in the tropical rain forest, and listen to the songs of the various birds as they glide above your group, curiously looking for adventure. And if you are lucky, you might spot one of the only 1,000 remaining endangered Mono Titi or squirrel monkey, who live in only one location in the world, in our Manuel Antonio National Park biological corridor.

See how many different kinds of flora and fauna you can spot just in the span of a 2 ½ hour nature walk or hike. And whenever you are ready, stop and enjoy some local fresh fruits and refreshments as you pause to savor your adventure thus far. If you so desire, hike additionally through the trails and enjoy unspoiled, un-crowded, pristine beaches after your guided educational adventure ends, and maybe even snorkel after the hike on your own. Learn about the history of the Quepoa Indians and Costa Rica’s past in regard to this stunningly beautiful Manuel Antonio area, and come back with ideas as to how to help preserve this priceless ecosystem and national treasure for generations to come.

Help us preserve Costa Rica’s tropical rain forests by learning about one of our most valuable national treasures, Manuel Antonio National Park. Enjoy the unforgettably unique experience, but leave changed. And leave to possibly help change this rare and delicate ecosystem for the better.

Requirements: Easy walk or hike, depending upon your abilities and self-paced tour. You might want to bring water, a camera, sunscreen, bug spray, and your binoculars while you hike in the Park, and if you so desire bring your bathing suit and towel for a relaxing afternoon at the beach after your hike and guided adventure.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guides and certified naturalists, entrance fee, snacks and refreshments after the tour right near the beach

NIGHT Mangrove Kayak Adventure

Did you know that almost 70% of the mangrove ecosystem and the tropical rain forest jungle is nocturnal? Since that is the case, this tour was developed as a completely unique, safe, yet unforgettable experience – a Kayak Adventure at Damas Island Estuary and the Mangroves AT NIGHT. Depending on the coastal tides slowly blending into the mangrove ecosystem at Damas Estuary, your night adventure starts after your arrival at our Damas Island Rancho located in our protected mangrove habitat.

Whether you are an individual, family, or intimate group, this is almost an indescribable experience to observe the specialized, high-tech equipment, our highly trained, bilingual guides help you navigate through the nocturnal landscape of the mangroves and tropical rain forest. With a fresh, relaxing ambience, paddle at your leisure through several varieties of mangrove species, and stop to savor the numerous animal species migrating through the estuary in search of food. Come experience this unique adventure so that it does not fade away on the international landscape of extinct ecosystems.

Whether in the day or the night, come, learn and experience a delicate treasure Costa Ricans are so desperately trying (and successfully) working to preserve – the mangrove ecosystem. And maybe you will become a part of preserving not only a Costa Rican treasure, but you just might help preserve a needed, intricate ecosystem so necessary for the world’s habitat balance as well. Enjoy the unforgettably unique experience at night, but leave changed. And leave to possibly help change this rare and delicate ecosystem for the better.

Requirements: Excellent for adventurous individuals, families or groups who want to learn and experience nature first hand when the nocturnal rain forest is most active. We recommend that you are relatively physically fit for paddling in an open-seat kayak for a few hours, and children under age 10 might have to paddle in a double kayak with an adult. Please wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes that might get wet, and bring or wear a bathing suit, bug spray, towel, and camera with a flash.

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, kayaks and all equipment needed, security, a hot dinner, snacks and refreshments

CRTSIGN-610 Beach Riding / Rancho Don Gilberto Horseback Riding (one day from Manuel Ant.)

Beach Horse Back Riding / Rancho Don Gilberto

Let Don Gilberto and his family show you the beautiful beaches of Costa Rica – on horseback! Once they pick you up the adventure in history, beauty and nature begins, as you learn first hand about Costa Rica’s exotic plants and bio-diverse wildlife while you ride through the tropical jungle and head towards our world-class beaches – just minutes away from Manuel Antonio.

After a relaxing ride on horseback along the warm Pacific Ocean – with the pace determined by your comfort level and riding ability – stop and enjoy our country as Don Gilberto or his daughter Dyala guide you through the exotic plant and animal life on a short nature walk. They will let you taste, smell, touch and observe first hand the real Costa Rica. As Don Gilberto says, “Come and taste the flavors of our country.”

After indulging your mind and spirit with expert knowledge, take a refreshing dip in the warm ocean waters. Yet don´t forget to enjoy more of the tastes and flavors of Costa Rica as you sample delicious delicacies of the tropical rain forest and of our fresh, local Costa Rican produce. If you all are lucky you will be able to enjoy an unforgettable taste of local fresh fruits and a special homemade tropical drink made exclusively by Doña Eli, Don Gilberto´s wife, all while you relax, cool off, and enjoy our internationally famous beaches.

After being refreshed, ride again along the meandering sandy beach framed by the tropical rain forest and mangrove eco-system, enjoying one last relaxing experience savoring the bounty of Costa Rica before returning to Manuel Antonio.

After letting Don Gilberto and his family host you at one of the most stunning beaches in Costa Rica, you will have grown in your experience and knowledge of our beautiful and unforgettable tropical country, Costa Rica. But as Don Gilberto always says, “When you come back, you will have a friend.”

Requirements: Make sure you are able to ride at least at an easy pace for about 2 hours. Wear comfortable clothes and possibly long pants (or bring a towel) while horseback riding, yet bring your bathing suit, bug repellant, sunscreen, camera, hat, towel, and maybe an extra change of clothes to wear after swimming and riding.

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, snacks and refreshments

Catamaran Coastal Adventure /

Sunset Catamaran Sail

Discover our Manuel Antonio coastline the way Christopher Columbus traveled, and climb aboard one of Costa Rica’s fastest sailing experiences – our Catamaran Coastal Adventure – by day or sunset. For the adventurous traveler, family or large group (private charters available), this tour is for those looking to enjoy life to its fullest. Glide through crystal clear, aqua blue pacific waters, marvel at the unspoiled beaches of Manuel Antonio, explore the mysterious islands that lie just offshore our coast. Where jagged rock formations and towering cliffs host numerous varieties of nesting marine birds and their young, you and your guests can usually watch spotted dolphins native to these warm coastal waters frolic and jump in your Catamaran’s wake as you pass giant sea turtles (so important to Costa Rica) and observe migrating humpback whales.

After feasting your senses and enjoying the tranquility of sailing these pristine waters, our Catamaran glides into a beautiful, protected bay so you and your group can swim under the protected cover of our tropical jungle. Snorkel along the coral reefs near the gentle coastline, and let your bilingual guides and naturalists help you discover our fascinating underwater domain, or rather, our underwater Costa Rican playground of tropical fish and exotic marine life. But don’t worry, this adventure has its “perks” too – and it’s not all work and no play. As you frolic and enjoy the secluded bay and romantic scenery, your crew will prepare a savory meal (lunch or dinner depending upon the time of your departure) of fresh local produce, great bocas, tropical fruits, and a terrific selection of refreshments.

For those lucky enough to experience our afternoon charter, you and your fellow guests will witness one of our unforgettable Costa Rican sunsets in offshore tropical serenity as you sit back, relax and enjoy another close to a beautiful day with us.

On the sunset sail, after dinner, you may view one of the often-spectacular sunsets. It is truly a romantic ending to a memorable day in paradise.

Requirements: Good for individuals, families or large groups. Wear casual yet comfortable clothing – and please bring a bathing suit, towel, sunscreen, hat, camera, and maybe an extra change of clothes to wear after snorkeling and swimming.

Includes: Round-trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, snacks, refreshments.

Catamaran Coastal Adventure /

On the sunset sail, after dinner, you may view one of the often-spectacular sunsets. It is truly a romantic ending to a memorable day in paradise.

Includes: Round-trip transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, snacks, refreshments, a great meal

Nauyaca Waterfalls & Horse Back Riding

If you enjoy Rancho Don Gilberto’s Horseback Riding, Tocori waterfalls and botanical adventure close to the hills of Manuel Antonio, then you are ready for your next horse back riding experience – a trip to Nauyaca Waterfalls. This full-day experience starts with a trip through breathtaking mountainous countryside between Manuel Antonio and Dominical, and comes with many “perks”. Stop first for an authentic Tico style breakfast at a local Rancho along the way, then meander through the majestic tropical forests and stunning vistas of the mountains of San Isidro.

Once on horseback, get close to Costa Rica’s bio-diverse flora and fauna as you ride towards an unforgettable experience – the Nauyaca Waterfalls. Dip in the deep pools of crystal clear, pristine mountain waters as cascading 120 foot waterfalls dance over your head. What an unforgettable experience for individuals, families and even groups. Jump into the refreshing pools, and even splash your bilingual guides and naturalists before you and your guests head on back to the local Rancho for another gastronomical experience Tico style – a hot and hearty meal.

And please make sure you thank your Costa Rican family hosts before you head on back home to the tranquil serenity of Manuel Antonio. Once again, come for adventure, get an education, and leave changed. Our tropical jungle is a jewel to share with guests and nature lovers from all over the world. By your visit, you are helping us preserve that jewel and spread the word of a balance of ecology and tourism that works. Thanks for visiting our country, and we hope that you will come back as well.

Requirements: Make sure you are able to ride at least at an easy pace for a few hours. We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and possibly long pants (or bring a towel) while horseback riding, yet bring your bathing suit, bug repellant, sunscreen, camera, hat, towel, and maybe an extra change of clothes to wear after swimming and riding in the river and Nauyaca waterfalls.

Includes: Round trip Transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, all equipment needed, security, great hot meals, snacks and refreshments

Rain Forest Hiking

Our ecologically and educationally focused hiking experience is geared towards a mix of adventure, education, nature and ecology. Excellent for individuals, families, children, or even large groups, people of all ages will enjoy this adventure because of its variety, options and bio-diversity.

Hike through partly shaded paths carved directly out of the primary Costa Rican tropical jungle as you explore with your bilingual guides and naturalists. Explore the exotic plant and wildlife of the mountainous jungle so close to Manuel Antonio National Park, yet along the mono titi (the endangered squirrel monkey) biological corridor it is a more private, personalized, and relaxing experience. Take a leisurely stroll or active hike through our secluded, protected habitat, which is an excellent location for you to discover the bio-diversity and delicate balance between preservation and eco-tourism.

The pace of this adventure is determined by your abilities and interests, and the abundance of wildlife you want to stop and observe – all in its natural habitat. Watch sloths and several species of endangered monkeys travel through the primary and secondary tree canopy, hunt for nocturnal silky anteaters and several types of non-poisonous snakes resting in the tropical rain forest, and listen to the songs of the various birds as they glide above your group curiously looking for adventure.

Come for the experience, and sample the jewel of our country – our exotic tropical rain forest. Taste, learn, observe and experience our bio-diverse jungle environment !

Requirements: Easy walk or hike, depending upon your abilities and self-paced tour. Good for families, children or even large groups. You might want to bring a camera, bug spray, a hat, and your binoculars for hiking, and wear either good hiking boots or sturdy walking shoes.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guides and naturalists, snacks and refreshments

CRTSSCNO-615 Butterfly Botanical Gardens Tour (one day from Manuel Ant.)

Suggestion: Hiking shoes, repellent and camera.
Duration: 1 hour.
Timetable: 8:00 a.m. a 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Sunday.
Included: Entrance fee, bilingual interpretive guides with knowledge of natural history. (Must arrive to the lobby of Si Como No)

Quepos in Manuel Antonio

in front of Hotel Si Como No Timetable: 9 a.m. and at 1 p.m. Monday thru Sunday.
Included: Entrance fee, bilingual interpretive guides with knowledge of natural history. (Must arrive to Si Como No lobby)

CRTSSCNO-617 Bird Watching Tour (one day from Manuel Ant.)

Duration: 1 ½ hours.
Timetable: 6:30 a.m. from Monday to Sunday.
Included: Entrance fee, bilingual interpretive guides with knowledge of birds. (Must arrive at Si Como No lobby).
Suggestions: Hiking shoes, hat, trousers, binoculars, bird book, repellent, camera and poncho.
Note: This tour need reservation in advance.

An incredible tour traveling around the "African palm" plantation going through Anita's farm all the way to Naranjo and Londres. Then we will drive to

"Cerro Nara"

until we reach a fantastic viewpoint with an altitude of a 1000 ft. along a creek.

You will be able to enjoy a variety of natural pools and a suspension bridge 127 meters long. Besides which you will see a group of waterfalls ranging from 30 to 40 meters high which cascade into clear water pools and run alongside typical country track.

We will also run into different species of animals that reflect the natural diversity of the area. This tour is approximately five hours long, however, the time will depend on the skills of the driver of the ATV.

INCLUDES:
Transportation to and from your hotel
Snacks.
Four-wheelers fully equipped to drive in the forest.
Professional bilingual guide

CRTSIGN-619 Naranjo River Class III& IV rapids Rafting (Half Day) (one day from Manuel Ant.)

Naranjo River

The wild and ever-changing Naranjo River White Water Rafting challenge is recommended for physically fit adventure seekers and experienced rafters who are familiar with Class III and IV rapids. On this high-octane, half-day adventure, the trip begins when the Naranjo River drops steeply from the Costa Rican mountains and charges though pristine jungle gorges, then winds around rocky curves to take you on a wild, adventurous ride back to sea level waters. While your internationally-trained, bilingual guides and safety kayakers work with you to navigate this exciting river, you’ll pass by (rapidly) stunning farmland, working cattle ranches, and beautiful African Palm Plantations.

Unlike the Savegre River Adventure, the Naranjo River Rafting Trip packs all its punches in a 7 mile ride that keeps your adrenaline level high for several hours. Water levels can rise rapidly on this Costa Rican river treasure, especially during the rainy season (May-October), which definitely brings the difficulty level up for any experienced rafter. After an adrenaline-kicking trip, enjoy local snacks and refreshments before heading back to reality, well, back to Manuel Antonio anyway. For another kicking experience, try our full day Savegre River Rafting adventure next!

If you become addicted to our ever-changing adventures out here, you just might have to come back.

Requirements: We strongly recommend that adventurers (adults and children over age 10) be physically fit and prepared for Class IV rapids. Wear or bring water sandals or sturdy water shoes, a bathing suit, sunscreen, bug spray, a towel, and if possible a change of clothes.

Includes: Round trip transportation, bilingual guides, safety kayakers, all equipment needed, security, snacks and drinks.