MANUEL ANTONIO NATIONAL PARK
No trip to Costa Rica’s mid-Pacific region is complete without a visit to Manuel Antonio. It may be small in size - but it’s immense in beauty and diversity. Manuel Antonio is one of the most popular parks in Costa Rica, and often is referred to as the Jewel of the National Park System.

Knowledgeable, professional guides will help you experience the forest through the eyes of an expert naturalist, bringing to life the estuary, mangroves, lagoon, and rainforest as you amble through the park. If you walk quietly, you might see playful white-faced monkeys, curious squirrel monkeys, slots, anteaters and porcupines along with hundreds of species of birds.

The vegetation is impressive, as well, and includes everything that makes a tropical forest brim with life: mosses, ferns, flowers and epiphytes growing thickly on every tree. One trail leads you to an observation tower with a breathtaking 360° view. And of course, there are the beaches. There are several excellent beaches for swimming, snorkeling, body surfing and relaxing. Mid-tour, you can choose to remain in the park or be transferred back to the hotel. Although once you see these paradisiacal beaches, you’ll want to stay forever.

Includes: Transportation with Air Condition, Bilingual-Guide, snacks and entrance fee.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, light jacket, binoculars, hat, camera & film.
Duration: Approximately 5:30 hours.

CANOPY TOUR
Trip offers the excitement of exploring the tropical canopy through a series of suspension platforms, which are situated high above the forest floor. These platforms are connected by steel cables, that have been specially-designed for people to slide across, allowing you to discover the flora and fauna of the tropical forest first hand.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, equipment, and snacks.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, long pants, camera & film.
Duration: Approximately 3 hours.

DOLPHIN WATCH TOUR
Marvel at the mysterious islands with their jagged rock formation, towering cliffs and nesting grounds with numerous species of marine birds and their young. Listen to the blowholes; whistle with each surge of the waves.

Help us count varies types of dolphins, and whales that frolic just beyond the islands. Learn interesting facts about the National Park and history of "Quepoa Indians". Join us and witness those unforgettable offshore sunsets, taking a moment to relax and enjoy another beautiful afternoon in paradise.

Includes: Transportation with Air Condition, boat ride,Bilingual-Guide, snorkeling equipment, and fruits.
What to bring: T-Shirt, Sandals, Swimsuit, towel, sunglasses, suntan lotion, camera & film.
Duration: Approximately 4 hours.

WHITEWATER RAFTING AT SAVEGRE RIVER (CLASS II, III &IV)
A full day of adventure awaits for you! Beginning with an incredible four-wheel-drive journey into the heart of the Rio Savegre’s remote backcountry. Here, you will begin a guided 4-hour white-water rafting trip with class II / III / IV rapids. You’ll either be in 6-person rafts or 2-person inflatable kayaks as you alternate between adrenaline-pumping rapids and tranquil stretches where you can absorb the intense beauty of the region. You’ll descend from the mountains and head towards the Pacific in this exciting journey. Along the way there are great swimming holes and a large variety of birds and (egrets, toucans, osprey, parrots, kingfishers, cormorants) and thousands of acres of primary jungle. We will stop at a beautiful waterfall for some snacks, and lunch will be served at the Eco-tourism Lodge Coope Silencio at the end of the trip.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, snacks and lunch.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, extra set of dry clothes, tennis shoes or sandals.
Duration: Approximately 9 hours.

This tour operates from May to December
Waiver is required.

WHITEWATER RAFTING AT NARANJO RIVER (CLASS III & IV)
This is an exhilarating Class III / IV half-day challenge for more experienced paddlers. The Naranjo drops steeply from the mountains above Quepos, slicing through a beautiful jungle gorge. You’ll be taken on a wild ride to sea level while passing nearby farmlands and palm plantations. Water levels can rise quickly on this river, upping the difficulty and adrenaline levels, so rafters should be physically fit and adventurous.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, snacks and equipment.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, extra set of dry clothes, tennis shoes or sandals.
Duration: Approximately 4 1/2 hours.

This tour operates from May to December.
Waiver is required.

DAMAS ISLAND KAYAK
Paddle through protected inland waterways, which are the perfect place to learn the ropes for this magical way of exploring coastal mangrove areas and seeing wildlife up close. This trip does not take place in the open sea, and the pace is according to your abilities. Lunch is some great local seafood at an excellent restaurant.

Includes: Transportation with Air Condition, Bilingual-Guide, equipment, snacks, and lunch.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, extra set of dry clothes, tennis shoes or sandals.
Duration: Approximately 5.5 hours.Waiver required

DAMAS ISLAND KAYAK AT NIGHT
We develop a new experience, very interesting for those visitors, a new option! It is to paddle Damas Island estuary at night, easy for every one, with our company and our specialized equipment that is not going to affect or change the mangrove ecosystem. We are going to observe and great variety of animals that lives here and in whish cases its habitat is nocturnal; in a fresh and relaxing ambience.

Includes: Transportation with Air Condition, Bilingual-Guide, equipment, lights
What to bring:Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, extra set of dry clothes, tennis shoes or sandals.
Duration: Approximately 5.5 hours.

IMPORTANT: The operation of this tour depends of tides. This means that not always is available.
Waiver is required.

DAMAS ISLAND MANGROVE
Don’t miss Isla Damas and its wonderful wildlife just because you don’t want to kayak. Treat yourself to a boat tour by touring the estuary with a guide. There is great birding and wonderful vistas in these mangrove canals, and you’ll feel like you’re in the middle of the jungle - without getting your feet wet. You’ll also stop at the island to enjoy a wonderful walk on the beach. Then enjoy a great local-style lunch or dinner. This tour provides an excellent chance to see animals and birds, such as caimans, slots, crocodiles, boas, white-faced monkeys, egrets, and much more.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, snacks and lunch.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, swimsuit, light jacket, binoculars, towel, suntan lotion, hat, camera & film.
Duration: Approximately 5 hours.

HORSEBACK RIDING AT NAUYACA WATERFALLS
Come with us to see the most beautiful waterfalls in the country! Two falls plunge 25 & 40 meters (78 and 132 feet) into an 8-meter (25-feet) deep pool, which is excellent for swimming in a paradise-like setting. The horseback tour offers you even more contact with nature and a better chance of seeing wildlife. We’ll take you through the beautiful countryside between Quepos and Dominical, and then through a majestic forest with wonderful vistas of the dramatic mountains of San Isidro. During the tour we will make two stops, first for breakfast in a traditional working ranch, and then later in the afternoon we will return to the ranch for lunch with a real Costa Rican family. At the waterfalls you will have a chance to take pictures of your guide leaping from the falls into the pool. Here again, there will be lots of opportunities to spot many other kinds of wildlife.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, light breakfast, and lunch.
What to bring: Comfortable shoes, long pants, hat, swimsuit, towel, suntan lotion, camera & film.
Duration: Approximately 11 hours.

SPORT FISHING
Quepos is one of the most important sportfishing destinations in Costa Rica as well as one of the major fishing areas in all of Central America. A fully licensed sportfishing charter company in fly and conventional fishing to Catch and Release waits for you to adventure in the magic sea world!

The Pacific's best offshore fishing, including all types of Billfish, Dorado (Mahi-Mahi), Yellowfin Tuna and Marlin are just an hour from our port, while the nearby inshore waters are home to a plentiful supply of Roosterfish, Mackeral, Red Snapper, Wahoo and Snook.

Includes: Transportation, bilingual captain, equipment, soft drinks, bears, and snacks.
What to bring: Short pants, T-Shirts, sunglasses, suntan lotion, camera & film.
IMPORTANT: Fishing license is not included. Client must pay directly at the pier.
Maximium capacy of the boat: 4 passengers.

ATV TOUR
Experience the most unforgettable tour this area offers, drive your own quad into the rainforest mountain of Quepos, through the giant African Palm plantations, typical towns and a beautiful waterfall, where you can swim and relax. Experience the thrill of traveling on your own ATV into the mountains outside of Quepos. Where you will enjoy the spectacular mountain views, and the tropical rainforest as your bilingual guide leads you through rustic unpaved roads, giant African Palm Plantations, cattle farms, and typical towns such as Naranjito and Londres. We will then take you to a breathtaking waterfall where you will have a chance to cool off in the refreshing crystal- clear water, then continue riding up and down the winding mountain roads, all the while surrounded by the lush and beautiful tropical foliage.
Includes: Transportation, bilingual guide, Four-Wheelers full equipped, equipped, helmet, meal (breakfast, lunch or dinner depending the time of the tour that you choose).

What to bring: Light clothing, swimming trunks, sneakers, camera, and binoculars.
Duration: Approximately 5 hours.
This tour operates with a minimum of two persons only from Manuel Antonio and Quepos Hotels.
Children must be accompanied by their parents.
Waiver is required.