Nestled within a lush private rainforest reserve at the base of Arenal Volcano, this network of trails and hanging bridges allows visitors to walk among the treetops and experience the forest from an entirely new perspective.

The park features 16 bridges, including six suspended bridges that gently sway over deep canyons and vibrant jungle canopies. Along the well-maintained trails, expert naturalist guides help guests spot toucans, sloths, colorful frogs, and sometimes even howler monkeys moving through the trees.

As we float down the river, we will get to Caño Blanco Lagoon, one of our country´s last great wild places, where its peacefulness and beauty will astound us.

On the floating safari expedition, we may spot different species of mammals such sloths, bats, howler monkeys, spider monkeys and the white-faced capuchins. In addition, a vast assortment of aquatic birds such the herons, storks, king fishers, Jacanas, ducks, and no aquatic such trogons potoos, ospreys, hawks and big prizes for birdwatchers.

First you will be enjoying spectacular views of the San Carlos Valley and enclose tropical forest. Then our trained horses will take you until the entrance of the waterfall through pastures, forest and tall hills.

People that climbed Arenal’s summit related that inside the crater there were big trees and at night, they slept in places where there was some heat due to small steam outlets.

The green area is currently located on the east side of the mountain, and other little green parts can be seen on the north and the south of the volcano.

Occasionally, the eruptions are accompanied with powerful thunder. The ash is carried by the wind over long distances, especially to the northwest area of the volcano.

The biggest and heaviest material falls close to the crater. The lava flows come out of the crater with a temperature of about 1000 Centigrade. As the lava flows down the slope, it slowly cools off. We will take you for a little hike to the base of the Volcano and then to the Hot Springs.

…with great views of the Arenal lake and surrounding areas. The tour starts with a 30 minute ride on the Sky Tram cableway with a Costa Rican nature guide, where you can have a different perspective of the flora and fauna.

The Sky Tram ends in a wide observation platform on the highest point of the Arenal Reserve, where you can sit down on comfortable chairs to enjoy the view.You may stay as long as you wish on the platform admiring the volcano, lake, mountain range, and rain forest.There are two options to return to the main building; the first is on the Sky Trek zip lines, and the other is to return on the Sky Tram. The Sky Tram is a full age tour, even for people with some disability due to the spaciousness of the gondolas.

Furthermore a Monkey Drop, which is a small zip line and rappel and a Rock Climb in a beautiful rain forest slot canyon.

What to bring: Fast drying clothing (surf shorts, outdoor hiking type synthetic clothes), Adventure sandals, tennis shoes or light hiking boots, change of clothes and towel.

Includes: 4 rappels (3 waterfalls and one rock wall), Monkey Drop (zip line and rappel), Rock Climb, Hiking on beautiful trails in the canyon between rappels, Professionally trained bilingual guides, Waterproof Jackets, High quality gear used in canyoneering and rock climbing and Photos Package.