Costa Rica Going for Vacations

Costa Rica Rio Savegre (all year) (Class 11 and III)

This day adventure takes you to the Savegre River for a scenic two-hour rafting type II / III in rafts for 6 people and 2 man inflatable kayaks. There are large pools and a variety of birds such as herons, toucans, osprey, kingfishers and cormorants.
Then we stopped at a cottage ecotourism 'Silence' for a Tico style lunch in a restaurant with a thatched roof, with great views and a nature trail. Then we went to some of the most beautiful waterfalls in the area, with many heliconias bloom in the shady garden of Eden.
Requirements: 10 + children over relatively fit adult can walk on stones and river paddling
Rio Parrita

A river of class III and 11, which cascades from the Cordillera de Bustamante. This is one of the most beautiful canals of Costa Rica with a mix of farms and forest alive.
In the rainy season with 6 man inflatable ducks make an even greater challenge in the conduct of his own ship, after a safety kayaker.
Lunch is style "Tico" at a small restaurant on the river. There is the opportunity to swim and take pictures along the way.
Time 8:30 to 15:30. Requirements: good for the whole family (children over 8).
Naranjo River (April to December)

Class III and IV half day challenge for more experienced paddlers. The Naranjo drops steeply from the mountains above Quepos, through a beautiful jungle gorge and takes you on a wild ride to sea level, through farmlands and palm plantations.
Water levels may rise quickly on this river to the difficulty and adrenaline levels, so rafters should be physically fit and adventurous. Fruit and sandwiches halfway.
Requirements: gym (13 years or more).

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Costa Rica Going for Vacations

martes, 14 de mayo de 2013

Rafting in Costa Rica

Costa Rica Rio Savegre (all year) (Class 11 and III)