One of the most exciting things to do in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is zip-lining through the giant Guanacaste trees' canopy. At the Congo Trail Canopy Tour, you'll have the chance to experience the authentic beauty of Costa Rica and explore the natural forests that have thrived for hundreds of years in this peaceful Central American enclave. Our professional zip-line guides will equip you with a harness, helmet, and all other necessary safety gear. If you're looking for an extreme adventure, the Extreme Canopy Tour is the perfect choice. You'll get to try out extra-long zip-lines, some spanning over 450 meters, and experience the thrill of gliding through the forest canopy three times! Next, you'll rappel down from 22 meters up to the treetops, giving you a rush of adrenaline like never before. To cap off your adventure, the Congo Trail Extreme Tarzan Swing is one of the most exciting rides in Guanacaste. Once you reach the 20+ meter platform, you'll be harnessed in for the heart-pounding Tarzan Swing drop that will leave you breathless, you might even regret having that egg burrito for breakfast!

Looking for a fun adventure that you feel comfortable bringing your whole family? We've got you covered. Just come join us for a day at The Congo Canopy. Take a day off from worrying about what your kids are getting up to in the hotel or on the beach and spend a few hours being kids yourselves! Our guides will be here to help give a detailed instruction course on how to properly manage your ATV's and ensure safety for the tour. Four times the fun awaits you on this great family combo. Children six years old and up can now drive their own ATVs, ride their own horses, fly on the zip-line course, and visit The Monkey Sanctuary to see rescued monkeys and other animals, there is even a petting zoo. Let your kids spend the day just like their grown-up counterparts. Enjoy our Family Combo and experience four different activities designed for children and adults together. We use our own private closed courses for complete kid safety and parents and children can ride side by side. Each activity is 45 minutes with plenty of breaks in-between.

On this tour, your guide will point out flora and fauna natural to the area. You might also get an opportunity to see various species of iguanas, birds, butterflies, monkeys, and more. This spectacular ride will give you a perspective on Costa Rica you would otherwise not be able to get. Stop along the way and enjoy cold coconut water or other refreshments (not included). On our horseback tours, you will also have the opportunity to gallop at certain points and our guides are always happy to stop and take pictures for you and of you. Enjoy Costa Rica like a real cowboy.   Then make your way over to the Monkey Sanctuary. Orphaned baby monkeys are not always adopted by another family of monkeys but if they are found in time they are brought here. This is a wonderful way to end a magnificent horse ride as here you will be able to visit a couple of different species of monkeys including the famous Howler Monkey. You are able to feed these amazing animals. The Monkey Sanctuary rescues more than just monkeys. There is a petting zoo with sheep, horses, and a bull!  

Looking for a fun adventure that you feel comfortable bringing your whole family? We've got you covered. Just come join us for a day at The Monkey Sanctuary. Take a day off from worrying about what your kids are getting up to in the hotel or on the beach and spend a few hours being kids yourselves! All you need to bring is yourselves and get ready to spend the day with the monkeys. Visit the Monkey Sanctuary! This is one of the most kid-friendly and family-friendly experiences in Guanacaste Costa Rica and suitable for all ages. Orphaned baby monkeys are not always adopted by another family of monkeys, so when they are found they are brought here. They usually haven't developed the skills to survive in the wild so the Monkey Sanctuary becomes their permanent community. Here you will be able to visit a couple of different species of monkeys including the famous Howler Monkey. The Monkey Sanctuary rescues more than just monkeys. They rescue sheep, horses, and other animals. The Monkey Sanctuary is a certified sanctuary in Costa Rica.

The Original Canopy Tour at The Congo Trail features 14 platforms, 11 cables, and 3 hanging bridges, with distances ranging from 50 to 400 meters. You'll soar through the treetops, reaching heights of up to 30 meters above the forest floor. Kids from three years old on can participate along with an adult! Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for monkeys and other wildlife foraging in the canopy. Our professional zip-line guides will fit you with all the necessary safety equipment, including harnesses and helmets, and provide you with a detailed safety briefing before you begin your adventure. Once you're all set, get ready to feel the thrill as you glide through the canopy, zip-lining down 100's of meters of cable suspended between giant Guanacaste trees. Between each zip-line, you'll find sturdy platforms that lead you to the next thrilling step. Explore the natural forests that have existed for hundreds of years, and immerse yourself in authentic Costa Rican culture and nature. Don't miss your chance to experience the Original Canopy Tour at The Congo Trail Canopy Tour - a truly unique and unforgettable adventure!

Experience the thrill of zip-lining through the majestic Guanacaste trees, an activity suitable for everyone from the age of 3 and up, as parents can participate alongside their children. The Papagayo Canopy Zip-Line tour is one of the most popular activities in Costa Rica, and our top priority is your safety. Our experienced guides will ensure a comfortable and enjoyable journey as you soar through the forests and over rivers. Keep a lookout for crocodiles lazing around the waters, and you may spot some owls, iguanas, howlers, or even a sloth! After your zip-line adventure, embark on a journey to explore the incredible biodiversity of Costa Rica. Travel through the backcountry dirt roads and farmlands of rural Costa Rica, which are still traveled by horseback, offering a true feel of cowboy country in Guanacaste. Continue your adventure by exploring the tropical dry forest of the region, passing through creeks and small rivers while surrounded by trees. Did you know that Costa Rica is home to over 900 species of birds? Keep your eyes peeled, as you may spot some of them during your adventure.

Our naturalist guides can take you to great areas in Rincon de la Vieja National Park to add to your bird count. Central America, in general, and Costa Rica, in particular, are in a privileged geographical position, making the region a planetary birding paradise. The equatorial country is inserted between tropical areas, making it an important host for a wide variety of fauna and flora species. Birds are one of the biggest animal groups in Costa Rica - both resident and migratory flock here from all parts of the world.   Costa Rica has 12 of the planet’s 18 different life zones and a wide range of micro-climates. One respected catalog recently posted a count of 930 species observed in Costa Rica. Many birding groups have identified over 100 species in a single day's outing in various Costa Rican locations; 150-species days have been reported. Some highlights are Quetzals, Macaws, Toucans, Tanagers, Eagles, aquatic birds, hummingbirds and Manakins.

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.

Las Pumas refuge is the largest animal shelter in Latin America, housing big cats such as pumas and jaguars, but also monkeys, tropical birds, and others. Las Pumas rescues animals that will no longer be able to survive in the wild and gives them a home. It's also a nature lovers' paradise, with a myriad of trails to follow. After this great kickoff to your day, it'll be a quick drive to the town of Bijagua to enjoy a delicious Costa Rican lunch before entering "sloth territory."    Bijagua is a special place to observe the two different kinds of sloths in Costa Rica: both the two-toed and three-toed species. Located on the eastern slopes of the Miravalles and Tenorio volcanos, the panoramic views of Costa Rica's topography are amazing. Keep your eyes open and you could spot a plethora of wildlife in their natural habitat. This is a family friendly adventure, so bring the whole family and share this memorable experience.

Do you love mountain biking? Then you'll love volcano biking. This is no random mountain bike tour: Iron Horse Mountain Bike Tour is a full-day unique experience due to the variety of activities you can do in this dry tropical forest. Experience the rugged terrain and splashing through the rivers of an active volcano, cyclists of all ages and experience can participate in this medium difficulty adventure. Biking is not the only option we offer: you can also just enjoy the environment while swimming by the stunning waterfalls, ride horses from Hacienda Guachipellin up untill Rincón de la Vieja through the dense forest, have tubing and canopy experiences. You can ride your bike through the most perfectly planned out itinerary for you to meet the hotspots: hidden waterfalls, descent from the Negro River, maintaining the adrenaline pump and the joy of having such a special, creative day in Costa Rica. Then you can recharge your energy by having a delicious lunch at the Hacienda. You also have the option to finish your adventure by flying above on the cables of Canopy Tour del Cañon!

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.

Coco's famous Excelsior Trimaran Sailing Ship sets sail daily from Coco beach and Riu Guanacaste Costa Rica, weather permitting. As we set sail you will enjoy snacks, and an open bar throughout the trip. We head out to the Pacific Ocean to find the best spots for you to go snorkeling, swimming, laze on the beach, or just hang around on the boat. The Excelsior Sailing Ship has a lot of space, and we have many bean bags on deck for very comfortable seating. This is an excellent adventure to take friends and family while enjoying a Costa Rican vacation. While you are having some fun around the ocean our crew will prepare a quality meal for the return trip. We then set sail to return to Playa Coco, enjoying the amazing sunset from the best seats you'll ever have. Imagine being out on the open waters of the Pacific Ocean watching the sun setting over the water horizon. It doesn't get better than that.