Get on board and explore the Canals!
Nature wakes up in the morning and slows down in mid-day heat. The earlier you are on the boat, the more animals you will hear and see. Promised!
CANOE
enjoy nature with family and friends
Canoe tour info:
- Tour start: 5:45 AM
- Meeting point: our office
- Duration: approx. 3 hours
- Tour language:
- english, spanish
- german / french traduction (on demand, special price)
The tour can also be started at 08:30 am / 11:00 a.m. / 02:00 pm. We normally recommend the start at 06:00 am because of the higher number of species that can be observed at this time and the increasing heat in the morning.
includes:
- bilingual local tour guide
- experienced naturalist
- high quality binoculars
- coffe and fruit snack
- rain gear (on demand)
what to bring:
- t-shirt
- shorts
- open shoes / Flip-Flops
- camera
- sun protection
- rain gear
- water bottle
We will protect your valuables in a dry bag in case of rain.
$ 30 / adult
$ 25 / children (2 - 12 years)
$ 15 / $ 5 entrance fee for Tortuguero National Park per day not included
KAYAKING
single or double seater
Kayaking tour info:
- Tour start: 5:45 AM
- Meeting point: our office
- Duration: approx. 3 hours
- Tour language:
- english, spanish
- german / french traduction (on demand, special price)
The tour can also be started at 08:30 am / 11:00 a.m. / 02:00 pm. We normally recommend the start at 06:00 am because of the higher number of species that can be observed at this time and the increasing heat in the morning.
includes:
- bilingual local tour guide
- experienced naturalist
- binoculars for experienced kayakers
- coffe and fruit snack
what to bring:
- t-shirt
- shorts
- shoes that can get wet
- sun protection
- small water bottle
- optional: waterproof Camera
minimum 2 persons per tour
$ 45 / adult
$ 40 / children (2 - 12 years)
$ 15 / $ 5 entrance fee for Tortuguero National Park per day not included
what our guests say:
We took the 6:00 am canoe tour. We had a group of 5 (never bigger than 8) and all were supplied with a cup of coffee and binoculars. We never got binoculars so far in Costa Rica and it defenitly makes a huge difference in spotting and observing animals, particularly from the water. With a canoe (rowing and electrical motor) you can go deep into the reserve while with a bigger motor boat you are not permitted. Francisco was fast on spotting all types of animals, birds (including 2 toucans), reptiles (caiman and iguanas), and mammals like monkeys and sloths.
