Morning hike:

Time: 8 am
Duration: 3.5 hours, 6 hours with hot springs
Includes: transportation, entrance fees, guide, drinks, lunch(with hot springs option)
Price: $35 per person, $86 per person including Baldi hot springs, $130 per person including Tabacon hot springs, $140 per person including The Springs hot springs.
We come to your hotel in the morning and drive you to El Silencio Reservation Park, where a guide will explain to you the history of the park as well as the volcano’s history since the large eruption in 1968. Then the guide takes you on a light hike through the rainforest towards the west, most active side of the volcano, where you will be able to see an abundance of wildlife.  Here you will be able to spot sloths, three different species of monkeys, toucans, leaf-eater ants and much more. Along with all these animals, you will be able to view the magnificent volcano (weather permitting) as the backdrop.  Afterwards, we can either drop you off at your hotel, or you can opt for a relaxing bath in the hot springs of your choice and have a delicious lunch.

Afternoon  hike:

Time: 3:30 pm
Duration: 3 hours, 6 hours with hot springs
Includes: Transportation, guide, drinks, dinner(with hot spring option)
Price: $35 per person, $86 with Baldi, $130 with Tabacon, $140 with The Springs
We come pick you up at your hotel, along with a guide, we will take you to the west, most active side of the volcano. Along the way, you will be able to spot sloths, many different kinds of snakes and insect, mammals and birds, and learn about the vegetation. You will     walk on some old lava flow that has since been growing new forestation. The guide will      teach you about the history of the area and the volcano. Afterwards, you will either be dropped off at your hotel or at the Baldi or Tabacon hot springs.

Tour Departure Time: 6:30 a.m.
Trip Duration: about 7 hours

Tour Includes: transportation, boat, a bilingual guide, an authentic Costa Rican lunch, refreshments.

The Caño Negro wildlife refuge is a great place to view a plethora of wildlife.  A few inhabitants you might spot would be the crocodilian species known as caiman, any one of three monkey species, the three toed sloth, turtles, iguanas, tapirs, wild felines and even the common basilisk, which can run on the surface of water. Bird watching is also a major attraction of Caño Negro, due to the large migratory population. Some of the birds found here include the white ibis, wood stork, roseate spoonbill, green backed heron and many more colorful water fowl.

Our tour begins with an 1 hour and 45 minute drive that takes you 4 kilometers from the Nicaraguan border.  At the town of Caño Negro, we will board a boat that will take you through the wetlands and lagoons.  Our tour is comprehensive and leads you right into the interior of the wildlife refuge, in contrast to most tours of the area which lower the expense of their trips by only leading their excursion along the Rio Frio and not into the reserve itself.

What to bring:  Sunscreen, Rain gear, Water, Insect Repellant

Tour Departure Time: 6:30 a.m.
Trip Duration: about 7:30 hours

Tour Includes: transportation, national park fees, a bilingual guide, breakfast, an authentic Costa Rican lunch by the waterfall.

The Rio Celeste is far from your ordinary aqueous landscape.  The nearly opaque waters of the Celeste river are a surreal shade of bright aquamarine blue.  This startling color is created by a chemical reaction cause by the fusion of calcium carbonate and sulfur released from the Tenorio Volcano.  This natural wonder is largely undiscovered by tourism and is an experience worth boasting about.

The trip begins with a hour and thirty minute drive to the location. Our tour of the Rio Celeste consists of a scenic 4 mile looped rainforest hike led by a knowledgeable local guide who can point out unique wildlife and highlights of the natural environment. The trail goes through Tenorio Volcano National Park, which is home to wildlife such as tapirs, collared peccaries, birds, several species of monkeys and wild felines.  Along the trail we will observe "Los Teñideros”, where the river obtains its sapphire pigmentation. Then the hike will take us to the spectacular Rio Celeste waterfall, a cerulean swimming hole, and hot springs.

What to bring:  Hiking shoes,  Swimsuit,  Rain gear,  Water, Insect Repellant

In any place that you visit, no matter if it's a beach, an island, a volcano, a river, etc, there will be the possibility to go through trails, some of which can be walked easily; others demand more physical effort.
Night Walk
A new World to explore
in the Tropical Forest ... As night falls, the Tropical Forest becomes a different ecosystem, where in, the sounds that different life forms emit can be deafening. The insects, amphibians and mammals use these to communicate and protect a territory, or attract a mate. Using lanterns and walking slowly along a path in good condition, we shall take the chore of a detailed search for frogs like the red eyed leaf frog (Agalychnis Callidrias), Dink frogs of different species (Eleoterodachtillus), and giant predator frogs like the Smoky Jungle frog (Pentadactillus). Venomous and non venomous snakes can be found among which is the famous Terciopelo or Fleur-de-Lance (Bothrops Asper), the Bocaraca or Eyelash Palm Pit viper (Bothriechis Schlegelli), non venomous green or brown vine snakes (oxibelis fulgidus or oxibelis aeneus) among others.  We can't leave out various species of mammals like the sloths, kinkajous, armadillos, and others that with a little luck and patience can be observed. In la fauna we can enjoy the owls like the spectacled owl, screech owl and pigmy owls that will be a delight for bird lovers. A great variety of insects are common in the jungle, and with the help of a specialized guide you will learn the details of the sounds and species that you come across as you adventure into this different world. We recommend bringing long pants; tie on shoes or hiking shoes, insect repellent and sunscreen. The duration of this trek is approximately 2 hours. Independently of the place visited, you will have a possibility to observe the nature and enjoy the beauty that their environment offers, either in an atmosphere of dry tropical forest or of humid tropical forest.

Flora and Fauna Observation Costa Rica it is possible to observe great quantity of residents and migratory animal species. Birds, "pizotes", " congos ", turtles, dolphins and whales (that come from the cold waters of the north and the south of our planet) are some of the species that you can see. Among migratory species, the arrival to
Isla del Cano of the hunchback whale coming from the south, represents the most distant migration that a mammal does. Either in rivers, lagoons, forests or in the sea, you have the possibility to see different species of animals.

Bird Watching
Excursion starts in the morning, after enjoying Coffee or any other beverage and some snacks, with a guide specialized on bird observation and behavior the walk starts on the Galeria Nature Trail where species like Manikins, Wood-creeper, Tyrants and many others representing several families could be seen.After leaving the Trail feel the experience of several species close to you at our Garden; where these amazing birds will be Wonderful to watch and because this protected area is still being used for cattle farming and horse breeding, bird observation will go through pastures, ponds and secondary Forest where species like Toucans, Oropendolas, Tanagers and Hawks could be found.The walk will go slow, good for adults and children of all ages through trails and terrain easy to walk with an average Temperature of 26 Celsius or 78 Fahrenheit.Activity lasts between 2 and 4 hours, we recommend bringing binoculars, long pants, hiking boots, insect repellent, sun-block lotion and rain gear, in the tropics occasional rain showers could be present.Nature has been generous with our country, and that is why you can find here more species of birds than in the whole North America, Costa Rica have almost 900 species of birds.

There are so few experiences that produces as much adrenaline in the body as Canopy does. Crossing through the tree's crowns held by a harness that hangs of a cable causes in the body a feeling hard to describe with words, but that provides to the lovers of adventure activities a great experience.

Besides the emotion that canopy generates, the possibility of being between the tree's crown's top and to move among them, allows to observe nature from another perspective.

It is always smart to follow the advice of assigned guides, for enjoying this activity in a responsible and safe way..