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Private 4-in-1: Sloth Reserve, Rio Celeste Swimming Hole and Llanos del Cortés

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Playa Hermosa
Blue hole on the blue river
Rio celeste
Howler monkey on the hiking trails
4 in 1 Sloth Encounter, Rio Celeste, Waterfalls, Rainforest tour
three toed sloth on the sloth park
Taking your own pictures face to face on the wildlife
Swiming on the blue river
wild toucan landed on our roof
LLanos del Cortes waterfall
Keel-billed toucan
Three toed sloth
LLanos del Cortes waterfall

A private booking, and the itinerary can be adjusted before you go. It starts in a protected private reserve with a local expert guide. Sloths are the reason most people book it, but the walk also turns up toucans, monkeys, poison dart frogs, reptiles and a long list of birds, all of them where they live rather than in enclosures. Llanos del Cortés comes next. The water falls in a wide curtain into a pool with a sandy beach beside it, and swimming there is the point of the stop. The Rio Celeste closes the day, blue in the way that gets it photographed, with the Miravalles and Tenorio volcanoes standing behind it. The group is private and the reserve is off the busier routes, so the day runs quietly, which is what the tour is built around.

What's included

  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Local guide
  • Private tour
  • Bottled water
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  • Driver/guide
  • Lunch
  • Transport by private vehicle

Itinerary

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  1. Rio Celeste Swimming Hole Path

    The Rio Celeste runs through rainforest, and the colour is what people come for: a deep turquoise that reads as unreal in photographs and looks much the same in person. Getting there is an easy to moderate hike on jungle trails, with wildlife and tropical plants on either side and very little else to hear. The trail ends at a secluded pool where the colour is at its strongest. There is time to swim, to take photographs, and to sit in water that comes as a relief after the walk.

  2. Bijagua de Upala

    The rainforest section is private and led by a local guide through a protected reserve. What turns up: sloths, poison dart frogs in full colour, toucans, monkeys, and a range of reptiles and birds. The guide explains how the reserve works as an ecosystem and where it is fragile. Because the group is private and the reserve is protected, the walk stays quiet. That matters for photographs, and it matters more for seeing anything at all.

  3. Cataratas Llanos de Cortes

    Llanos del Cortés is a wide waterfall, and the water comes down as a curtain into a pool underneath. You can swim in it or stand under it and cool off. The unusual part is the beach: a strip of clean sand at the base, which is what sets this waterfall apart from the others. It makes the stop somewhere to sit for a while rather than somewhere to photograph and leave. The area is compact, and the plant and animal life packed into it is dense.

Not included

  • Gratuities

Good to know

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Private tour.
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  • Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
  • A minimum of 2 adults per booking is required.
  • A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
  • Bring Rain coat
  • Extra clothes.
  • Please check the Tour options and pricing that you are buying. Since the number of people does not match with the pricing the balance will be pay it at the pick up time in cash.
  • Infant meals are not included
  • Up to 15 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en, es.

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