Safari Float Tour on Corobicí River
This calm river is located in Guanacaste, near Liberia. This is an excellent river for families looking to float down a gorgeous and gentle jungle river, surrounded by nature and wildlife.
- Duration:
- 7 hrs
- Available Days:
- Every day
- Schedule:
- 8:00 AM
- Hotel Transport Included
- Mobile Ticket Included
- Offered in English, Spanish
In these class I waters, you'll leisurely float down the river making it ideal for spotting monkeys in the tree tops and iguanas on the riverbanks. On this river journey you'll enjoy calm waters where you'll be able to appreciate the lush vegetation and bird and animal life. The group will have a picnic lunch on the riverbank, allowing for time to take in the tropical sun and scenery. When your jungle safari adventure comes to an end, you will be returned to your hotel.
Important: A minimum of two people is required for booking.
Attraction Visited
Originating in the Guanacaste mountain range in northwestern Costa Rica, the Corcobici River journeys south until reaching the estuary at the north end of the Gulf of Nicoya.
Read more:Corobici River
What to Bring
Tennis shoes or sandals, a bathing suit, pants (depending on weather), binoculars, a camera, sunblock.
What's included
Lunch, a bilingual guide, round trip transportation, safety equipment.
Transportation
Many of our tours and activities offer transportation pick up & drop off options from several locations and destinations. Options vary by tour, see “BOOKING REQUEST” for full details.
Traveler Comments
Caleb was an excellent guide. He was very intelligent and knowledgeable and made us feel comfortable and valued. We all loved our experience with him. He took great care of us during the bus ride, lunch, and rafting.
It was very enjoyable and interesting. We saw crocodiles, monkeys, Ospreys, iguanas, bats, and egrets. We had a very good meal at the restaurant.
Guide was very knowledgeable and we saw a lot. Good lunch. We had a great day!
Similar things to do
This safari float is the perfect way to explore the rainforest with the whole family, offering a gentle alternative to a rafting tour. There’s plentiful wildlife in this part of the rainforest, and the water is slow-moving enough that you’ll have plenty of time to look for animals as you drift through the greenery. Your guides have excellent experience spotting animals in the area, and ensure that you’re comfortable as you drift down the river on an innertube.
