Costa Rica Hiking and Multisport Adventures

Costa Rica has an abundance of warm weather activities to take the chill off a long winter.

Or, enjoy a visit when our high summer is their temperate “green season.” This politically-stable and ecologically-diverse Central American country boasts excellent surfing, mountain biking, hiking, rafting and wildlife viewing. With active volcanoes, sandy beaches, rain and cloud forests and semi-arid rural areas, Costa Rica’s diverse geology satisfies the adventure appetite of any traveler!

Call us to explore some of the areas that make Costa Rica special:
Arenal Volcano National Park – Home to Costa Rica’s most active volcano, wildlife and birds, hot springs, and an abundance of outdoor sports.

Corcovado National Park – The largest virgin rain forest in Costa Rica, Corcovado occupies more than half of the Osa Peninsula. Scarlet macaws and the occasional jaguar inhabit the only remaining old growth rain forest on the Pacific coast of Central America.

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve – Get up close with flora and fauna in this 26,000 acre mountain preserve. See why the “cloud forest” is so beloved by hikers and ecologists!

Manuel Antonio National Park – Lined with white sandy beaches and a forest filled with a variety of monkeys, Manuel Antonio boasts magnificent flora, fauna and fantastic Pacific coast views. It’s close to great surfing and some more hedonistic attractions, too.

Pacuare River – Framed by an impressive tree-lined gorge, the Pacuare River’s famous Class III and IV rapids will thrill experienced rafters, and we’ll help less-experienced rafters have safe, exciting fun, too.

Tortuguero – Known for its protected green sea turtle nesting grounds, we offer guided night hikes to watch turtles lay their eggs. (July to October, conditions permitting). It’s a thrill you’ll never forget!