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A small hike takes you to the first platform, from there you start
swinging to the other 12 platforms, which are connected by 9 cables
from 150 to 400 feet long. You might be getting hot by now because of
the canopy, so it is time to cool off on the 1200 ft. long water slide.
After having lunch at the Lodge, we start the third part of the tour:
Horseback riding to the thermal waters, steambath and natural spa,
located at the foot of Rincon de la Vieja Volcano. Here, you will enjoy
the rejuvenating treatments with volcanic mud and mineral waters. On
your way there you will enjoy the wildlife of a transitional forest
(between dry and rain forest), where you might be able to spot monkeys,
squirrels and a variety of butterflies and birds such as wood peckers
and toucans.
mangroves,
swamps, swamps forests, saltwater and freshwater lagoons and marshes.
In this tour you will get into the Tempisque River to enjoya two and a
half hours boat ride. From the boat, watch the fabulous array of wild
birds and a myriad of creatures such as howler monkeys,green iguanas
and coatis, anteaters and crocodiles.
tropical
dry forest, where you will see trees like Ceiba, Mahogany and
Guanacaste. Also, during the journey, some of the animals you may see
are exotic birds, Jesus Christ lizards and monkeys. Before you board
the rubber raft, a certified guide will instruct you on safety
procedures.
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feet to 5748 feet above the sea level on the Caribbean and Pacific
sides of the Guanacaste Volcanic Mountain Range. Fumaroles, hot mud
pools and the eerie steam holes of Las Pailas create an amazing
landscape. This is a hiking tour that takes about two hours. During
this hiking you will get to see the secondary Waterfall, which is about
195 feet high and is located on a rocky terrain devastated by the
volcanic eruptions.
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to the first platform, ready for instructions to start flying down
thesuspended cables. During the tour we will come across a walk bridge
between two platforms, this is a truly exhilarating and exciting
experience. If we are lucky even the Howler Monkeys will be our company
during a part of the canopy.
by hand, decorate them with the earth's natural colors and fire themin giant wood-burning ovens, just as their ancestors, the Chorotega Indians, did. The Chorotegas, is a group of Indians who ruled the land between Lake Nicaragua and the Nicoya Peninsula. Here, pottery will be shown in all kind of shapes and sizes. Before heading to Liberia, you will have the option to visit Santa Cruz and if we get there by lunch time, you will have the chance to visit a really typical Guanacaste restaurant (lunch is not included). Then we drive to Liberia and know the city and its typical places (the church, the park, old houses), also we will be visiting many souvenirs shops.
Liberia is the capital of the Province of Guanacaste, that is well known as? The White City?.
For its gleaming, white-washed colonial homes and for the white soil on which the city sits. Here you can find full service hospitals as well as banking at many national branches. We drive to Liberia and know the city and its typical places (the church, the park, old houses), also we will be visiting many souvenirs shops.Rates per person, lunch and entrance fees included, except on the Shopping tour and Canopy half day.
Minimum 2 adults per tour, for Monteverde minimum 4 adults.
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