Outback ATV: 90% Private Trails, River Crossings and Maleku Land

Ninety percent of this route runs on private property, and that fact shapes everything else about it. Outback protects and maintains the ground it rides on, so the trails are back roads through jungle and vegetation rather than public tracks, and the wildlife has reason to still be there. The secret jungle trail crosses rivers and runs through local wetlands, and the lookouts along it are the ones the operator uses for photographs of Arenal. The guide covers the history, the nature and the culture of the area as the group moves. The second half reaches the sacred land of the Maleku, an indigenous people of northern Costa Rica, where the subject is their own culture and traditions. One requirement to settle before booking: a driving licence or driving permit is needed to ride the ATVs.