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Adventure seekers will enjoy this full-day tour to Vida Aventura Ranch and Nature Park, nestled in the scenic mountains of Guanacaste. Fly through the treetops on a series of ziplines, and then return to solid ground for a horseback ride complete with stunning vistas of two active volcanoes. Unwind after your adventure at our beautiful thermal pools. Your tour includes a traditional Costa Rican lunch.

This guided tour to Palo Verde National Park from the Guanacaste area is an easy way to see some of the wildlife that makes Costa Rica famous without going too far out of your way. Take private transit out to the park, and then hop onto a leisurely river cruise for chances to see iguanas, birds, monkeys, and more in the wild. Park fees and transportation are included in tour price for a good value.

We visit one of the unique waterfalls, for its coloring process with rainforest hike and visit sloth sanctuaries with a rich lunch in local restaurants and the picturesque area.

Explore Tenorio Volcano National Park and visit a sloth sanctuary with this private tour. You'll start at Tenorio Volcano, where you'll take a five-mile hike through the rainforest, passing by volcanic vents and the beautiful waters of Rio Celeste along the way. You'll then visit a sloth sanctuary, where you'll see two types of sloth in their natural habitat before wrapping your tour up with a traditional Costa Rican lunch.

Wildlife-loving travelers won’t want to miss a day in the rainforest with sloths, toucans, monkeys, frogs, and other wonderful wildlife. On this full-day tour, your naturalist guide will take you deep into the heart of the forest and will help you spot a variety of flora and fauna. Then, cool off with a swim in the beautiful Llanos Del Cortes waterfall, and check out the clear blue Rio Celeste.

The best of Costa Rica’s wildlife adventures await on this private tour in Rincon de la Vieja from Papagayo Gulf. Head to Costa Rica’s famous Rincon de la Vieja volcano for a day packed with rain forest activities including horseback riding, a zipline canopy tour, and thermal hot springs. In addition to all activities and entrance fees, this tour includes a traditional Costa Rican lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off.

This is a unique activity in the area, bird watching in the rain forest of Costa Rica. To date in the country there are more than 924 different species counted So in this way help a family from Costa Rica Thank you Pure Life

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Hot springs volcanic mud- bath - mineral river and pools The springs that source our hot water river are quite apparent to those who walk the trails along the river’s edge. There is a short segment where perhaps 90% of said hot water beautifully emanates before your eyes, from under giant boulders and from the river floor. This spot is particularly magical. Our pools, above the canyon floor, get their natural water from 2 artesian wells that access rare, underground rivers with water springs. So you can enjoy completely natural, thermo-mineral water at our deck-side pools.

Exchange the sun and surf for for a high-flying adventure in the misty Monteverde Cloud Forest on this full-day combo tour. Fly through the forest canopy on a 15-cable zipline course featuring a gravity-defying Superman cable and a Tarzan swing, and slow down for a closer look at Monteverde's rich biodiversity while walking through the tree tops along a series of hanging bridges. In between adventures, replenish your energy with a typical Costa Rican lunch.

Palo Verde National Park is one of the places with the greatest biological diversity in Costa Rica. It comprises a rich mosaic of more than 15 different natural communities, including the lowland deciduous forest, the evergreen forest, the floodplain forest, the deciduous forest of limestone hills, zacatonales and mangroves. The wetlands, which represent 50% of the park area, are a sanctuary for thousands of waterfowl, resident and migratory, which is why the park was declared a Wetland of Importance by the World Wetland Convention. Featured Resources More than 750 species of plants have been identified, among which the palo verde, the pochote, the bitter cedar and the guanacastecan stand out. Here are also 5 of the 6 species of mangroves that exist in the country. As for fauna, more than 280 species of birds have been identified, both migratory and resident, some in danger of extinction or with very reduced populations.