A spectacular river with waterfalls is the
backdrop for 17 platforms carefully built in the canopy of the Rain
Forest.
You will
glide from platform to platform while secure to a cable, travelling
over the rainforest below. Experience the ultimate eco-adventure with
17 platform, 9 zip-lines, 3 rappels. Travel in the Canopy of the rain
forest!
Includes:
Transportation, breakfast or lunch, snacks,
trained bilingual guide and all equipment. Needs: Hiking
boots or tennis shoes, short or long pants, repellent, camera, bathing
suit and towel. Hours: 5 hours Rating: moderate
/ age restrictions.
Quepos is one
of the world’s finest sport fishing locations. Marlin Magazine recently
named Quepos one of the best locations in the world for “all around
action”. In shore angling requires only a short run to the fishing
grounds, is relatively inexpensive and offers great views of the coast.
Expect lots of Rooster fish, Dorado (Mahi-mahi), Jack Creavella,
Snapper and Mackerel to complete your catch.
The offshore reefs will provide good numbers of Amberjack, Pargo, Black
Marlin and all the Sail Fish you can imagine when in season.
Includes:
Food & beverages Needs:
Suntan lotion, bathing suit, hat, sunglasses, beach towel &
camera. Rating: Easy to
moderate.
Your adventure
aboard this comfortable classic sail boat or motor yacht begins as you
travel along the scenic coast navigating past the beautiful beaches and
islands of Manuel Antonio National Park. You will probably see dolphins
which frequently swim in the boat’s bow wake. Occasionally whales and
giant sea turtles are also sighted.
Join us on a covered boat tour through the
complex estuary system of Damas Island. Once aboard your boat inside
the mangrove canals, your professional guide will describe a variety of
biological relationships between some of the diverse organisms in this
delicate habitat, including sloths, monkeys and iguanas, just to name a
few.
Includes:
Transportation, bilingual guide, beverages on the boat. Needs:Suntan
lotion, sun hat / visor, sunglasses, mosquito repellent & camera Hours: : 4 Rating: Easy
Manuel Antonio is one of Costa Rica's most
famous National Parks. Following a professional nature interpreter
along this moderate three-hour walk will open your eyes to the wonders
of this tropical forest and its natural history. You can expect to see
various species of monkeys, plus white nosed coati-mondis, sloths,
agoutis, butterflies, iguanas and various birds. After the tour, we
suggest that you spend some time enjoying the beautiful beaches within
the park, so take along your bathing suit and beach towel. Includes:Transportation, park entrance
fee, bilingual guide and fruits. Children under 6 years pay half price.
Need: Suntan
lotion, sunglasses, hiking shoes, (beach towel and bathing suit,
optional) Rating: Moderate. Time: 3 hours
Explore the
ocean with a guided wave runner safari on a powerful jet ski. Tours
leave daily and often encounter dolphins, sea turtles, boobies and
frigates and even whales. No experience required on this magical
adventure.
1.
Half Day Tour:
You will have the opportunity to enjoy one of the most beautiful
landscapes of the area, riding through primary and secondary rainforest
and swimming in pristine waterfalls. The views of the valley and the
surrounding tropical landscapes are spectacular!!!
2. 3/4 Day Tour:
If you are looking for a unique horseback riding experience and enjoy a
special moment with nature, what are you waiting for?
You are guided through the luxuriant rainforest and rivers and finally
into an unforgettable waterfall. After relaxing you can enjoy a
delightful meal prepared for you.
Includes:
Transportation, bilingual guides, fruits, snacks, beverages and lunch
or dinner. Needs: Suntan
lotion, sun hat/visor, sunglasses, bathing suit, long pants, hiking
shoes, mosquito repellent & camera / film.
Explore the coastline of Manuel Antonio in a
6 man inflatable Zodiac style raft or by boat. Venture out in search of
dolphins while learning about the history of Manuel Antonio, Park and
Quepos Indians. Countless tropical reef fish, spectacular sunsets (dry
season) and coastline. Dolphin, whale and marine wildlife study and
marine bird nesting ground.
Costa Rica offers some of the world’s best
white water rafting. Wild and untamed, these big, brash rivers plunge
through spectacularly beautiful,largely unexplored tropical wilderness.
Enjoy our local tropical rivers, whether an expert or beginner, nature
lover or thrill seeker, this expedition is for you.
1.
Half Day Tour:
A Class III/IV half day challenge for more experienced paddlers. The
Naranjo River drops steeply from the mountains above Quepos, though a
beatiful jungle gorge and takes you on a wild ride to sea level passing
nearby farmlands and palm plantations. Rafters should be physically fit
and ready for adventure.
Includes:
Transportation, bilingual guide, fruits, snacks and beverages. Needs: Suntan
lotion, sunglasses with croakie cord, bathing suit, waterproof camera,
sandals & beach towel. Rating:
Moderate / challenging. Age restrictions.
2.
Full day Tour:
This full day adventure includes a journey into the very remote back
country of the Rio Savegre for a 4 hour guided rafting trip with class
II / III rapids. There are great swimming holes and a large variety of
birds.
Includes:
Transportation, bilingual guide, fruits, snacks, lunch and beverages. Needs: Suntan
lotion, sunglasses with croakie cord, bathing suit, waterproof camera,
sandals & beach towel. Rating:
Moderate / challenging. Age restrictions.
Quepos, Manuel Antonio is a perfect place to
experience this unique form of water sport. Kayak through the mangroves
and explore the abundant wildlife that resides therein. Or for a more
serious challenge, kayak along the pacific coast while viewing Manuel
Antonio from this incredible vantage point. Includes transportation,
lunch and beverages. One or two man kayaks are available.
If you enjoy nature, you will love Costa Rica
below the surface. Thanks to visionaries like the late Jacques
Cousteau, our Central American country has been developing into one of
the Pacific Coastīs most popular diving destinations.
With the New Dive Center in the
Central Pacific Region, Manuel Antonio Divers offers a full spectrum of
services. They offer PADI Resort Courses for the entry level diver, as
well as other PADI Course Instruction for the more experienced diver
who wants to advance their skills. We are all about showing you a great
diving experience!
After
a busy day touring the area, why not treat yourself to a relaxing
massage in the comfort and privacy of your villa. Swedish and
aromatherapy style massages are available by local qualified masseuses.
Facial, manicure and pedicures are also available as an "in-room"
service.
The Tour starts its journey
from the town of Quepos. Your guide will lead the way along less
traveled roads, taking you through African Palm Plantations and typical
farm towns. Discover the spectacular waterfalls and have a chance to
cool off in one of the natural pools. You will climb to 1000 feet with
your ATV to the Cerro Nara, where you can enjoy incredible views of
Costa Rican’s Central Pacific Coast.
Includes:
Transportation to and from your hotel, breakfast or lunch, fruit
(dessert). Four-wheelers fully equipped to drive in the forest,
helmets. Professional bilingual guide. Rating: Moderate.
We offer a variety of tours to accommodate
all strength levels of experience that lead you through the rain
forest, to farms and local beaches. Depending on the area that we
visit, you will likely see various animals. We often take time to rest
and swim in the crystal clear waters of a remote waterfall. Some of our
tours take you to rural “TICO” homes or typical ranches where delicious
home cooked meals are served to restore your energy.
Includes:
Lightweight aluminiun specialized Marin and GT bicycles equipped with
front Rock Shox suspension and Shimano components and helmets. Needs: Tennis
shoes, short or long pants, repellent, camera, bathing suit and a towel
(optional).
An amazingly close look at the
real rainforest, with minimal interference. A
transitional neo-tropical jungle ranging from a humid rain forest to a
misty cloud forest at the higher elevations. About 1,350 acres, most of
them primary forest, dedicated to conservation. Rain Maker's
sole use is sustainable development. Less than 5%
of is used for tourist activities. In a one-mile trail and
bridge system a limited number of guided tours assures a minimum impact
on the environment. A few trails, hand railings, bridges and lookout
points have been created for the safe comfort and enjoyment of
visitors. Elsewhere, the jungle remains just as nature intended.
A system of trails following the contours of the Rio Seco corridor are
intersected by wooden bridges traversing the jungle to allow an
excellent view of the scenery. From the trails you should spot colorful
dart frogs, interesting butterflies, the lizard that walks on water
(basilisk), and splendorous birds such as toucans and trogons. The
system has 7 platforms positioned all at the same level for easy
access. The first platform starts at ground level, and as the slope
drops, the bridge raises, allowing observation of flora and
fauna within the canopy ecosystem. Many cascades and waterfalls, one of
which is utilized by visitors as a natural crystal- clear swimming pool.
From
Manuel Antonio there is an easy access to a range of
world-class surf breaks. Jaco, Hermosa, Esterillos and Dominical are at
a reasonably short distance. The little-known and spectacular Playa del
Rey is very close. Playitas and Bajo breaks are just outside Manuel
Antonio National Park. The water is a warm 78-82 degrees year-round.
The biggest surf occurs June through August, however the surf is
generally consistent at other times.
If you are at all interested in
birds, you know that most species are not as easily seen as pelicans
and frigate birds. But for those who make an attempt to find them, the
Manuel Antonio area harbors hundreds of surprises. More than 270
species, including migrants, can potentially be observed in the park
and the surrounding area extending to Quepos and the local airstrip.
Despite the image of beautiful
beaches that the name Manuel Antonio conjures up in most peoples'
minds, the majority of its bird life is to be found in the forest -
whether inside the park proper or in any decent patch of vegetation
around your hotel. Screeching flocks of parakeets and parrots impart a
decidedly tropical air to the birding here, as do the comings and
goings of at least 15 different types of hummingbirds, including
purple-crowned fairies, violet-crowned woodnymphs, white-crested
coquettes, and blue-throated golden-tails.
A spectacular river with waterfalls is the
backdrop for 17 platforms carefully built in the canopy of the Rain
Forest. 
The Tour starts its journey
from the town of Quepos. Your guide will lead the way along less
traveled roads, taking you through African Palm Plantations and typical
farm towns. Discover the spectacular waterfalls and have a chance to
cool off in one of the natural pools. You will climb to 1000 feet with
your ATV to the Cerro Nara, where you can enjoy incredible views of
Costa Rican’s Central Pacific Coast.
A
transitional neo-tropical jungle ranging from a humid rain forest to a
misty cloud forest at the higher elevations. About 1,350 acres, most of
them primary forest, dedicated to conservation. Rain Maker's
sole use is sustainable development. Less than 5%
of is used for tourist activities. In a one-mile trail and
bridge system a limited number of guided tours assures a minimum impact
on the environment. A few trails, hand railings, bridges and lookout
points have been created for the safe comfort and enjoyment of
visitors. Elsewhere, the jungle remains just as nature intended.
A system of trails following the contours of the Rio Seco corridor are
intersected by wooden bridges traversing the jungle to allow an
excellent view of the scenery. From the trails you should spot colorful
dart frogs, interesting butterflies, the lizard that walks on water
(basilisk), and splendorous birds such as toucans and trogons. The
system has 7 platforms positioned all at the same level for easy
access. The first platform starts at ground level, and as the slope
drops, the bridge raises, allowing observation of flora and
fauna within the canopy ecosystem. Many cascades and waterfalls, one of
which is utilized by visitors as a natural crystal- clear swimming pool.
