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Central America's largest bungee jump hangs perilously above a 460-foot drop over a valley in Monteverde. Extremos, (specializing in helping people conquer their fear of heights), takes jumpers out on their gondola to plummet into the valley below for $60, video included. Transportation is only available from Monteverde hotels.

Costa Rica's original bungee hotspot, located at the old Colorado River Bridge, has been in business since 1991. The bridge, at 265 feet high, is one of the tallest bungee destinations in the Americas.

An hour west of San Jose, the Colorado River bungee jump offers guests a 260-foot free-fall jump over a stunning river gorge. Fly headlong off the bridge, hurtling down toward the rocky river, before springing back, through a lush, tropical canyon.

Tropical Bungee is a Grecia-area tour approved by the North American Bungee Association (NABA). The first jump is $75, the second is an additional $45; these include a free T-shirt and video. Transportation's free and the company will pick you up anywhere in San Jose. Tours run twice a day with pick up times at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.

 With 30% of the land area protected by national parks, wildlife refuges, and preserves, Costa Rica hiking reveals a variety of well-marked trails for the adventurer. Hike through rainforests, amble along beaches, and pull yourself up the side of a mountain – Costa Rica is a destination both for those who wish to push themselves and those who prefer to take their time. Guided hikes are one of the best ways to explore the outdoors and see the beauty of this country. There are a number of hiking trails in Costa Rica all defined by their unique location. After all, half the joy of a good hike is in experiencing the otherwise unreachable views. 

 Arenal Volcano National Park is open daily from 8 am- 3 pm for hikers. The park is over 7,114 acres with gorgeous views throughout of Arenal volcano. Hike for about 40 minutes over old lava flows and through the secondary rainforest on a guided hike to see frequently missed nature and wildlife. A professional naturalist will take you through areas of regenerating nature where a unique set of plant and animal species can be found. There multiple trails to discover within the park! Once you pay the park entrance fee, we suggest checking in at the park ranger station to get a map and recommendations if hitting the trails without a guide. 

 A favorite outdoor activity that’s been growing in popularity since the 1970s, an inflatable raft is used to navigate a river or body of water. This sport usually requires a team of paddlers, a guide and lots of teamwork. 

The following are a few of the most convenient rivers for rafting:

Reventazón: The Tucurrique section (Class III) is easy enough for first-timers. The Pascua section (Class IV-V) is very wild, and requires previous rafting experience. Can be run year round.

Pacuare: The country's longest and most spectacular river trip (Class III-IV) can be run from mid May thru mid March. Two-day trip recommended.

Sarapiquí: Beautiful river (Class II-III), good trip for beginners. Can be run out of San Jose or the Arenal area, from mid May thru mid March.

Saavegre: Another beautiful river (Class II-III) excellent for first timers. River trips leave from Manuel Antonio and Quepos, May thru January.

Naranjo: A wild river (Class III-IV) near Quepos that requires some rafting experience. Run from June thru November.

El General: A popular three-day kayaking or rafting trip (class III-IV) best during the height of the rainy season, September to November.

Peñas Blancas in Arenal, Corobici River in Guanacaste or Sarapiquí- chilamate section: Beautiful Rivers (Class I), good trip for families, great opportunity to see wildlife. Can be run all year around.

 Costa Rica, with its pristine coastline along both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, is a world-renowned sport fishing destination. From the rugged Pacific shores to the vibrant Caribbean coast, this tropical paradise offers some of the best fishing experiences on the planet. Join us as we explore the top sport fishing destinations in Costa Rica. 

Whether you're a novice angler or a seasoned pro, Costa Rica's diverse fishing destinations promise an unforgettable adventure. With its breathtaking scenery, rich marine life, and a year-round fishing season, this tropical paradise is a must-visit for anyone seeking the thrill of sport fishing in some of the world's most fertile waters. Cast your line and reel in the adventure of a lifetime in Costa Rica.

1. Quepos/Manuel Antonio - Home of the Pacific Sailfish

Quepos, located on the Pacific coast, is often referred to as the "Sailfish Capital of the World." It's famous for its year-round population of Pacific sailfish and marlin. Anglers come here to test their skills against these magnificent creatures. The nearby Manuel Antonio National Park and vibrant town offer a plethora of other activities for non-fishing days.

2. Playa Flamingo - Blue Water Paradise

Situated on the North Pacific coast, Playa Flamingo offers fantastic offshore and inshore fishing opportunities. The rich waters here are teeming with marlin, sailfish, dorado, and tuna. The area's luxury resorts provide a perfect blend of relaxation and angling adventure.

3. Tamarindo - Pacific Playground

Tamarindo, with its consistent offshore action, is a dream destination for sport fishing enthusiasts. Roaming the blue waters are marlin, sailfish, and trophy-sized dorado. After an exciting day on the water, explore the bustling town's restaurants and nightlife.

4. Papagayo Gulf - Fishing in Style

The Papagayo Gulf, located in the Guanacaste region, is known for its luxury resorts and exceptional sport fishing. Anglers here can target roosterfish, snapper, and grouper while enjoying top-notch amenities and stunning ocean views.

5. Golfito - Southern Gem

On the southern Pacific coast, Golfito is a hidden gem for sport fishing. Its pristine waters are home to marlin, sailfish, and tuna. The town's laid-back charm and nearby Corcovado National Park add to the allure of this fishing haven.

6. Drake Bay - Off the Beaten Path

Drake Bay on the Osa Peninsula is a remote and secluded sport fishing destination. It's famous for its roosterfish and snook, offering a unique angling experience in the heart of a rich marine ecosystem. Drake Bay is also a gateway to Corcovado National Park, making it perfect for nature enthusiasts.

7. Puerto Viejo - Caribbean Flavor

On the Caribbean coast, Puerto Viejo offers a different kind of fishing experience. Anglers can target tarpon and snook in the area's estuaries and rivers. Combine your fishing adventure with the vibrant culture and cuisine of the Caribbean.

8. Tortuguero - Jungle and Fishing

Tortuguero, known for its sea turtle nesting sites, is also a fantastic place for freshwater fishing. Explore the labyrinthine waterways and try your luck with tarpon and snook. This is a unique destination where jungle meets the sea.

9. Nicoya Peninsula - Surf and Cast

The Nicoya Peninsula, with its mix of world-class surf breaks and excellent fishing, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Santa Teresa and Malpaís offer beach and point breaks, while the peninsula's coastal towns provide access to abundant fishing opportunities.

10. Jaco - Costa Rica's Sport Fishing Hub

Jaco, situated along Costa Rica's Pacific coast, is a premier sport fishing destination. Offering a diverse array of marine life, anglers flock to its rich waters to reel in marlin, sailfish, dorado, and roosterfish. Local fishing charters, guided by experienced captains, ensure a successful outing. Beyond fishing, Jaco's vibrant beach town atmosphere offers a lively nightlife scene and excellent dining options, making it an ideal destination for anglers and adventurers alike. Whether you're a fishing enthusiast or a beginner, Jaco promises an unforgettable sport fishing experience along the picturesque Pacific shores of Costa Rica

 Ever wondered what it is a monkey finds so fascinating about the forest canopy? Costa Rica is a pioneer in canopy exploration, where thick branches serve as platforms for the adventurous traveler, more than 100 feet above the jungle floor. If you’re wondering why you’d want to head to the top of a tree just to look around, remember that 90% of Costa Rica animals and 50% of plant species in rainforests live in the upper levels of the trees. When you explore that far off the ground, the view is something you’ll never forget! A Costa Rica zip line tour, hanging bridges hike, or aerial tram tour are all fantastic ways to take advantage of Costa Rica’s stunning forest canopy views. 

Almost anyone of any age and physical condition can enjoy a Costa Rica zip line adventure as it is not strenuous. Secured into a harness and attached to a sturdy cable, you will have the opportunity to fly through the rainforest canopy and experience a bird’s eye view of the lively forest below. A Costa Rica zip line is about a five hour adventure that operates rain or shine all year and is led by bilingual guides. For the non-adrenaline junkie, the aerial tram can take you through the rainforest in comfort and safety. Prefer to linger? Hanging bridges offer panoramic views for acres, and an experienced guide will be happy to point out a variety of birds and animals.

Our Experts highly recommend: the canopy zip line at Arenal Volcano for stunning volcano views.

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