Costa Rica Family Multi – Sport
Horizontes brings you this trip with our travel partnerThomson Family AdventuresDay 1 Depart U.S. / Arrive San JoseDays 2-3 Sarapiqui RegionRafting, Hiking, Wildlife Viewing, Swimming
Experience the scenic Sarapiqui River on a whitewater rafting trip or a slower paced float trip. We'll meet our pen pals, schoolchildren and teachers at a local school and join in daily activities, songs, stories and games. This is a wonderful time to get to know the local people. B, L, D Days 4-5 Tortuguero National ParkWildlife Viewing, Swimming, Exploring by Boat and on Foot
Learn about the tropical lowland forest and its abundance of wildlife on boat expeditions and short walks. The park is named for the Atlantic Green Sea Turtle, an endangered species that lays its eggs on the beaches from July to October. B, L, D Days 6-8 Manuel Antonio National ParkKayak Tour, Wildlife Viewing, Nature WalksFlying to the Pacific coast, our home for the next two nights is nestled within one of the most pristine areas of Manuel Antonio. Our stay includes a visit to Manuel Antonio National Park. Located in the lowlands of Costa Rica's central Pacific, the park offers exceptional opportunities to view coatimundis, agoutis, squirrel monkeys, sloths and many other species. And on our kayak tour through the Damas mangroves, we pass through dense forest and beach vegetation to discover marine habitats. On day 8, we explore the rooftop of the rain forest on a breathtaking canopy tour. Securing ourselves to steel cables with the help of our experienced guides, we glide from platform to platform across the treetops - a unique opportunity for a bird's eye view. Upon arrival in San Jose we celebrate with a special farewell dinner. B, L, D Day 9 San Jose / Return Home
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On our first morning we hike the trails of La Paz Waterfall Gardens. There is something here to enchant everyone in your family - the largest butterfly observatory in the world, numerous hummingbirds, tropical gardens and a number of waterfalls. Following a leisurely lunch at the falls, we continue on to our lodge for a hike with a naturalist guide in the surrounding Tirimbina Reserve.
Travel by bus and boat to Tortuguero National Park, a rich lowland rain forest on the Caribbean coast. During our stay, we'll explore by boat on the waters that run through the primary forest, seeking out caimans, sloths, monkeys and a variety of tropical birds.