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Costa Rica Rafting & kayaking

Costa Rica: Pura Vida

OARS · San José, Tortuguero National Park, and the Pacuare River

This seven-day, lodge-based Costa Rica itinerary combines wildlife-focused kayaking in Tortuguero National Park with rafting on the Pacuare River and time at a rainforest lodge. The listed program also features a canopy zipline, optional hikes, and seasonal opportunities to observe green sea turtle nesting on Caribbean beaches from July through September. The route begins and ends in San José and includes six nights of lodging. OARS describes the trip as moderately challenging and lists a minimum age of 12.

7 days

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Costa Rica Rafting & kayaking

Pacuare 1-day trip

Exploradores Outdoors · Pacuare River, ending at the operator’s Exploration Center in Siquirres, Limón Province

Exploradores Outdoors runs a one-day whitewater trip on a 30 km (18-mile) section of the Pacuare River, with departures from San José, the southern Caribbean coast, or Arenal/La Fortuna. The operator describes a Class III–IV route with about three hours on the river. The journey passes through forested sections and the Pacuare gorge, where waterfalls enter the river, before finishing near Siquirres. Transport, breakfast, lunch, rafting equipment, and a safety orientation are listed as included.

One-day trip; approximately 3 hours on the river. The operator’s itinerary lists early-morning pickups and an approximate 5:30 PM return.

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Costa Rica Canyoning & caving

Lost Canyon Canyoning | La Fortuna, Costa Rica

Desafío Adventure Company · La Fortuna, Alajuela

Desafío Adventure Company’s Lost Canyon Canyoning takes place in the rainforest near La Fortuna and the Arenal Volcano area. The five-hour outing combines hiking through canyon terrain with waterfall rappels, including a stated 200-foot waterfall descent, and opportunities to enter jungle pools. The operator lists bilingual guides, safety equipment and a briefing, round-trip transport from select local hotels, and a buffet lunch among the inclusions. Its page also describes private canyon access and changing facilities.

5 hours

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