Experience Costa Rica’s world-renowned majestic Arenal Volcano and pristine tropical rain forest on this adventure-filled day trip. This destination is a must-see while visiting Costa Rica, where you will discover the enormous and breathtaking Arenal volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in the western hemisphere. Enjoy the experience of being so close to one of nature's most powerful creations. Here you’ll walk by the remains of the historic 1968 eruption and – depending on the weather – have the chance to see the volcano in action. While exploring the grounds surrounding the volcano you may also see waterfalls and natural water formations, and a large variety of bird and animal wildlife that naturally inhabit this region. Once you've worked up an appetite, sit down and enjoy a delicious traditional Costa Rican lunch and fresh tropical fruit, or if you are curious, you can visit the Volcanic Activity Center to learn more.

Spend a day at the world famous Arenal Volcano National Park. Enjoy stunning views as you drive along Lake Arenal, closing in on one of the most beautiful volcanoes in the world. You will have front row seats for one of nature's natural wonders, then put on your hiking shoes for the walk of a lifetime around Arenal volcano. Here your guide will show you wildlife in its natural environment as well as spectacular flora and fauna that inhabit the region. Once you have worked up an appetite enjoy a scenic ride between La Fortuna (Arenal Volcano Area), and the Monteverde area.    After all of that, spend the afternoon soaking in the natural hot springs at the base of the volcano at the world-famous Eco-Termales that have numerous natural hot springs and waterfalls from warm to piping hot! Soak those tired and aching muscles and breathe a sigh of "Pura Vida" relief before your guide drives you back to your accommodations.

Experience one of Guanacaste’s greatest natural wonders: sloths in their native habitat. Driving from the lowlands of Guanacaste, at the base of majestic active volcanoes, snaking between the giant Miravalles and Tenorio volcanos, you will cross the continental divide and enter into Bijagua. Bijagua means “two waters” and is named after the influence of the climate and the rain on the area. This is a nature hikers' paradise, replete with the biodiversity for which Costa Rica is famous. And, of course, the sloths, hanging from the trees and branches, always "smiling." Usually, mothers will be carrying their babies. Bijagua also provides the perfect climate and rainforest environment for exotic reptiles and frogs, like the Red Eyed Frog, Green-and-Black Poison Arrow Frog, Blue Jeans Frog. For wildlife lovers, put this on your “Must-Do” list while visiting Costa Rica. Did you know that Sloths spend 90% of their time upside down?

Our Mega Combo at the Rincón de la Vieja Volcano, in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is an action-packed day of adventure. Everything you wanted to do in Costa Rica you can do in this one place. The full-day experience provides you with an amazing canopy tour by a zip line along the slopes of the volcano. Then cool off with a 1,400 ft waterslide, the longest jungle waterslide in the world. Enjoy cultural Costa Rican demonstrations of pottery and tortilla making before eating a traditional Costa Rican lunch.   Then enjoy a relaxing horseback ride down the volcanic trails. Finally but not least, soak your cares away in our natural hot springs, sauna/steam rooms, mud baths, and various pools scattered throughout the jungle. Apart from being an adventure park, we are also a mountain lodge and a nature preservation area. There are thousands of acres of forest, a vast ocean of trees, and all are filled with wildlife to observe.

Some of the best snorkeling in Costa Rica is located right off of our beautiful coastline here in Flamingo beach Guanacaste; the northwestern region of Costa Rica is known as The Gold Coast, named such for the picturesque white sand beaches that stretch and form the coastline of the region. Divers from all over the world come to visit Guanacaste, Costa Rica to SCUBA dive. It’s with them you can catch a ride out to the world-famous Catalinas Islands.    The 20 islands that make up the Catalinas Islands chain are bathed in pristine water. The islands, as well as the waters that surround them, are home to an abundant array of marine animals, birds, and land animals. Once you understand the myriad marine species that call these waters home, you will see exactly why divers from around the world make it a point to put the Catalinas Islands on their list of must-see dive sites.

Spend the afternoon sailing on one of Guanacaste's famous catamarans, the most popular tour in the region. After sailing up the north or down the southern coast, the captain will stop at one of many special anchorages. This is where you can enjoy water sports such as snorkeling or simply playing in the ocean. A guided snorkeling tour is also available during which you can view a myriad of marine life.    While you work up an appetite playing in the ocean, the crew will prepare a light lunch, and refreshments are available throughout the journey. Then, get ready for the light show of a lifetime as the catamaran returns to port and offers you the best seats in the house to watch as the sun disappears under the horizon. Make sure to bring your camera to capture the majestic sunset view from the Pacific Ocean. This is an all-inclusive trip, so just bring a towel, bathing suit, and sunscreen.

First, we will take you on a beautiful and relaxing horseback ride through the mountains to view Guanacaste’s cowboy country. This charming tour gives you a unique perspective on traditional Costa Rican life. The slow pace of this journey will allow you to take in and absorb all of Guanacaste's natural beauty. Our horses are matched up to our riders' ages and experience levels and our guides are trained to ensure you have a wonderful experience while focusing on your safety at all times.   Next, you will be guided on ATV through the winding roads and back trails of Guanacaste's famous jungle-covered mountains along Costa Rica's Pacific coast. Here, stop and see breathtaking views from 1200' elevations. The mountain areas are teaming with wildlife, and if you are lucky you might see all kinds of flora and fauna. Drive and explore some centuries old farmhouses to see rural Costa Rica. 

Spend the morning sailing on one of Guanacaste's famous catamarans, the most popular tour in the region. After sailing up the north or down the southern coast, the captain will stop at one of many special anchorages where a guide can take you out on a snorkeling tour. If you're lucky you can enjoy the freedom of swimming with schools of colorful tropical fish while your guide finds other marine life for you to observe. We can provide all snorkeling gear, as well as floating devices if you want the security.   While you work up an appetite playing in the ocean, the crew will prepare a light lunch, and refreshments are available throughout the journey. Then get ready to relax as the catamaran returns to Flamingo while you enjoy the rest of your calming sailing tour on the waters of the open ocean. Make sure to bring your camera to capture the majestic views from the Pacific Ocean. This is an all-inclusive trip, so just bring a towel, bathing suit, and sunscreen.

Your day starts early as you explore one of the rarest and bio-diverse ecosystems in the world. Recommended for those who seek wildlife and birdlife. Palo Verde is comprised of 15 different ecological zones including dry forest, wetland, and mangrove swamps. This makes this region an ideal habitat for Costa Rican crocodiles, monkeys, iguanas, parrots and other exotic birds. The Palo Verde Tour carries you through one of the largest concentrations of waterfowl in Central America.   The Palo Verde National Park Riverboat Tour takes place along a stretch of the Tempisque River Conservation Area in Guanacaste. The park focuses on conserving vital floodplains, marshes, limestone ridges, and seasonal pools from the encroachment of civilization to mitigate the risk to the ecology. A major feature is the density and variety of bird species, a substantial factor that led to the creation of the reserve, due in part to its diverse ecology.

In the midst of the rainforest exists one of the most photographed waterfalls in the world. “Los Teñideros” lies at the end of one of the most beautiful rivers of Costa Rica. the Rio Celeste. Los Teñideros is located where two streams of crystalline water merge into one. The mix between the minerals of the river and the minerals from the volcano crater create the famous celestial blue hue that gives the river its name when the sunlight reflects off of the high mineral content of the waters. It is within the composition of the water which contains the colloidal silica that is reflected off the sunlight and fool the human eye by returning an image of turquoise blue suspended in the water. The Rio Celeste waterfall has been recognized as one of the seven natural wonders of Costa Rica - a must see when in Guanacaste. Did you know that located within the park and covered by a dense cloud forest lies the Tenorio Volcano? But don’t worry it’s been dormant for years.

Experience the thrill of white water rafting on the Tenorio River in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. There are rapids from classes I to IV and we can provide you with a thrilling white water rafting ride that will put even the most adrenaline provoking roller coasters to test. Raft sizes vary and are adaptable to the size of your group. Safety is our main concern and all necessary equipment is provided after a safety demonstration. Even if you have never experienced white water rafting before, we will ensure you have a comfortable experience. You will remember your day of exhilarating fun as one of your best adventures during your stay in Costa Rica.    After the exciting journey down the rapids you’ll surely have worked up an appetite. Enjoy a complimentary traditional Costa Rican lunch before you end your tour. Sit back, relax, and decompress from the ride of your life.  

See over 50 species of animals in one day! Includes Giraffes, Jaguars, Toucans, Sloths, and more! Visit 3 different animal sanctuaries where the habitats are designed to provide a natural setting for the animals. All the while allowing visitors to interact safely and enjoy up-close monkeys, crocodiles, exotic birds, and many more species. You will experience a world-class wildcat habitat, butterfly observatory, and both the two and three-toed sloths. Then it's off to the African park which contains some 300 animals from 22 different species, 11 of them are African species that you can observe, and some you can feed. They live comfortably in a freedom-controlled 30-hectare area. Finally, make a stop at the Congo Trail Monkey sanctuary to see a number of different species that have been rescued. Did you know that Costa Rica is home to around 175 amphibians? 85% of them are frogs, but there are representatives of all three orders of amphibians.