Adventure Tours Costa Rica

Calle Samudio in Barrio Copey - From Super Excelente 1.2 kilometros North to Orange Building - Playa Jaco

Hours

Open daily 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Booking online available 24/7

Cost

With so many packages and options, listing them all is impossible. But here's a sample of what you can expect:

Zipline Tours: from $29 per person
ATV Tours: from $129 per person

Check their website for updates and price changes.

+(506) 2643-5720

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About

Among the infinite ways to explore Costa Rica's phenomenal environment, Adventure Tours Costa Rica provides unforgettable experiences that embrace the country's heart and spirit.

The adventure company is conveniently situated at Jaco Beach with additional sites in Los Suenos, La Fortuna, Monteverde, and Manual Antonio National Park. It is one of the longest-running and most reputable tour operators in Costa Rica's Central Pacific.

Launched as a venue for eco-adventure enthusiasts, it has become a top thrill provider for those looking to connect with the outdoors and Costa Rican culture.

Historically, the region around Jaco has been home to indigenous tribes that deeply respect the surrounding environment. This cultural heritage influences the tours offered, ranging from ziplining through canopies to surfing and guided ATV tours.

With its proximity to the center of Jaco, visitors can easily explore nearby restaurants, including Lemon Zest, which serves tasty international fare. Along the Jaco walk in downtown Jaco, the relaxing vibe at Graffiti Restro Cafe and Wine Bar is the perfect spot to recap a day of marvels with Adventure Tours Costa Rica.

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From canyoning to rappelling, ziplines, horseback riding to surfing, Adventure Tours carefully plunges visitors into Costa Rica's stunning flora, astounding wildlife, impressive waterfalls, and tranquil beaches.

Special note: along with their signature ATV Canopy Waterfall Adventure and Monkey Mangrove escapades, the company offers a Rainforest Adventure Booze Cruise and night-time canopy tours. What a fantastic way to celebrate with a group! Imagine hopping aboard a 4x4 adventure safari together with your best buds. The Rainforest Booze Cruise is complemented with stops at authentic mountain village saloons, sharing the essence of community.

Carara National Park, another incredible destination teeming with diverse wildlife, is close to Adventure Tours Costa Rica in Jaco. To appreciate the rich wildlife, select the half-day Carara National Park private rainforest hike or its full-day Crocodiles & Carara trek. These packages make for an incredible day of exploration on any Costa Rican getaway.

Adventure Tours Costa Rica is also one of the few spots that offers crocodile viewing tours on the Tarcoles River. Its tours have been featured on National Geographic and Animal Planet!

Getting There

Here are step-by-step driving directions from Jaco to Adventure Tours Costa Rica:

Head northwest on Route 34 (Costanera Sur) toward Herradura.
Continue on Route 34 for approximately 15 kilometers.
Look for the signs on your right.

Local Tips

Book tours in advance, especially during peak season.
Knowledgeable bilingual guides enhance whichever adventure you choose.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for hiking and outdoor activities.
Bring a waterproof camera or case to capture the stunning scenery.
Remember to bring sunscreen and insect repellent.

Location

Calle Samudio in Barrio Copey - From Super Excelente 1.2 kilometros North to Orange Building - Playa Jaco

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to visit Costa Rica?

The dry season, roughly December through April, brings sunny days and is ideal for beaches. The green season, May through November, offers lush scenery, fewer crowds, and lower prices, with rain usually falling in the afternoon.

What is the best way to travel to Costa Rica?

Most visitors fly into Juan Santamaría International Airport near San José or Daniel Oduber in Liberia. Liberia is closer to Guanacaste's beaches, while San José puts you near central regions and mountain destinations.

How do I pick which region to visit in Costa Rica?

There are several distinct regions to choose from within Costa Rica. Whether looking for peaceful relaxation to heart-pounding activities, and from inner wellness to outdoor adventure, Costa Rica is an ideal destination.

Puntarenas is one of the most popular tourist destinations and home to Monteverde Cloud Forest. The Nicoya Peninsula, known for great surf, wildlife refuges, and as a global “blue zone” (where many live exceptionally long, healthy lives) is part of both Puntarenas and Guanacaste.
Guanacaste is renowned as the cradle of Costa Rican folklore, showcasing tropical dry forests, lowland mountains, and pristine beaches.
The Central Pacific Coast is a top destination for surfing, fishing, and further exploration into the Manuel Antonio National Park.
Central Valley is home to Costa Rica’s capital San Jose and offers some of the best museums in the country, including that of Costa Rican Art and the National Theatre.
The Caribbean side of Costa Rica, encompassing about 130 miles of coastline, combines nature reserves and Afro-Caribbean culture into a distinct tropical vibe.
The Arena Volcano towers over the Northern Plains region, where you can take in waterfalls, rivers winding through lush forests, and natural hot springs.
Ecotourism abounds in the South Pacific part of Costa Rica, which is home to the Corcovado National Park and Isla del Caño Biological Reserve

Do I need to rent a car in Costa Rica?

A rental car gives you freedom to explore remote beaches and small towns. Roads can be rough in places, so a 4x4 helps. Shuttles and domestic flights work well if you prefer to skip driving.

Is Costa Rica good for families?

Definitely! Kids love the wildlife, gentle beaches, and easy adventures like wildlife tours and hanging bridges. Many rentals offer space, pools, and kitchens that make traveling with family comfortable and simple.

How big is Costa Rica?

Costa Rica is roughly the size of the state of West Virginia. The country spans 19,730 square miles, with just about 630 miles of coastline on the Pacific side and 130 on the Caribbean.