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Waterfalls

abound in the area including the spectacular Nauyaca Waterfalls with its two-tiered drop that is one of Costa Rica’s most dramatic, and an irresistible lagoon swimming. For a more rigorous hike, discover the Diamante Waterfall and Cave for a truly unforgettable experience.

Bird Watching

is everywhere especially the national parks as well as the Hacienda Baru refuge that is home to more than 360 species of our brightly colored feathered friends.

Hiking

Discover Ayacucho to catch views of the entire coastline. Walk the Baru River to surround yourself with the rushing rier and undisturbed jungle.

Zipl-lining and Canyoning

Experience the Tarzan swing at the Osa Canopy Tour, the “flight of the Toucan” zip tour at Hacienda Baru, or a rappel down a series of 5 majestic waterfalls that ends with a swim in the Uvita River.

Stand-up Paddle Board Tours

are magnificent in beautiful Ballena National Marine Park. Paddle out to the rocky Whale Tail, then you will jump into the water with your snorkel mask and enjoy the colorful fishes and coral.

Ocean & Mangrove Kayaking Tours

let you see up-close the ecosystem and see the biodiversity up close and personal. Paddle in the calm marine reserves, explore sandbars, visit Three Sisters Islands and Whale’s Island, too.

White Water Rafting

on the Class 3 & 4 Cotabrus River or the family friendly Class 2 & 3 Savegre River.

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

The rich underwater here is sure to astound you; from the sheer number of reef fish, to underwater pinnacles covered in beautiful sea fans to the huge massive corals. Look for sightings of whales, dolphins and sea turtles depending on the season.

Surfing

Playa Dominical is a haven for surfers. Fresh swells perfect for any level of surfer and plenty of room for everyone to catch a waves. Depending on the season, you may see sweet little rolls or some of the largest waves in the country.

Inshore & Offshore Fishing

Anglers from around the world come to get the greatest bites of their life in Costa Rica. Dorado, Wahoo, Snapper and Roosterfish ply these waters in great schools. The nearby Furuno Bank, which rides the edge of the continental shelf, creates a sweet spot for fighting with dynamic Sailfish and Marlin.

Manuel Antonio National Park

was listed by Forbes magazine as among the world's 12 most beautiful national parks. The park has impressive landscapes, four white-sand beaches, lush foliage and a diversity of wildlife that is unequaled. Bring your binoculars and see if how many of its resident wildlife you can find including up to 109 species of mammals, 184 species of birds, both three- and two-toed sloths plus three of Costa Rica’s four monkey species. Off-shore playful dophins and breaching whales put on an incredible show.

Ballena Marine National Park

is a conservation area dedicated to the migrating humpback whales that frequent these waters from December to April. The park also features relatively unvisited stretches of white and golden sand beaches, Playas Uvita and Ballena. Offshore, the largest coral reef on the Pacific Coast of Central America forms a crescent necklace with the three small islands known as Las Tres Hermanas (Three Sisters) and Ballena Island as the center piece.

Corcovado National Park

Corcovado National Park holds a staggering 3% of the world’s biodiversity Lush and vibrant, it is often compared to the Amazon basin or the dipteocarp forests of Malaysia and Indonesia. Featuring 23 miles of beaches, lowland rain forest, highland cloud forest, jolillo palm forest, and mangrove swamps that support a spectacular variety of wildlife including some of the world’s most endangered species like the Jaguar, Scarlet Macaws and Harpy Eagles. A haven for hikers, there are a total os six ranger stations, two with camping areas so you can linger longer and disconnect from the world.