Manuel Antonio ATV Adventure
FROM $125.00
Spend your day plunging across streams and climbing up mountains during this 3-½ hour ATV tour through the Manuel Antonio area. Accompanied by a professional bilingual guide, this tour showcases the natural attractions of Manuel Antonio in a style that is at once both safe and stirring.
Manuel Antonio ATV Adventure
Your day begins with a safety lesson by your guide, who'll show you how to operate and manage your very own Honda ATV. Once comfortable with your vehicle, you'll strap on your helmet, sit down, and hit the trails. Your guide will lead you into the mountains and through tropical forests, across unpaved roads and into African Palm plantations, past cattle farms and through several Costa Rican towns, which may include Naranjito, Londres, Villa Nueva and Esquipulas.
Halfway through your journey, you'll break along the trail for a quick hike through primary rainforest, where your guide will continue the instruction by teaching you about the various plants and animals that are native to Costa Rica. If you're lucky, you may be able to spot some squirrel monkeys, which are becoming increasingly rare. While on foot, you'll also have the opportunity to visit a waterfall or swim in several natural pools along the banks of the Gallega River, which flows gently from the hills above. Your tour will end with a Tico-style meal at the private Finca Anita, which operates as a functional cattle farm.
This tour lasts 3 -½ hours, although all day tours are available upon request. Tours depart at 7:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 2:30 PM.
What to bring: comfortable clothing, swimming suit, towel, insect repellent, sneakers/water shoes, and camera.
Tour includes: fully equipped ATV, safety helmet, experienced bilingual guide, meal, refreshments during tour, and transportation from most Manuel Antonio/Quepos locations.
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Halfway through your journey, you'll break along the trail for a quick hike through primary rainforest, where your guide will continue the instruction by teaching you about the various plants and animals that are native to Costa Rica. If you're lucky, you may be able to spot some squirrel monkeys, which are becoming increasingly rare. While on foot, you'll also have the opportunity to visit a waterfall or swim in several natural pools along the banks of the Gallega River, which flows gently from the hills above. Your tour will end with a Tico-style meal at the private Finca Anita, which operates as a functional cattle farm.
This tour lasts 3 -½ hours, although all day tours are available upon request. Tours depart at 7:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 2:30 PM.
What to bring: comfortable clothing, swimming suit, towel, insect repellent, sneakers/water shoes, and camera.
Tour includes: fully equipped ATV, safety helmet, experienced bilingual guide, meal, refreshments during tour, and transportation from most Manuel Antonio/Quepos locations.
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