Location: Turrialba
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Turrialba is a small city in Cartago Province of Costa Rica with an estimated population of 35,618. The main industries are textiles, agriculture and tourism. The Pacuare and Reventazón Rivers are notable for whitewater rafting, making Turrialba a mecca for the sport.
Restaurants in Turrialba
1. Explornatura
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5.0 based on 344 reviews
Explornatura offers rafting, canyoneering, ziplines and lots of overall adventure vacations in Costa Rica. Merge the natural attractions of Costa Rica with the a local cultural experience while traveling down rivers, over mountains and top trees, and along beaches while meeting the friendly, happy people of Costa Rica. Turrialba, a rural town centrally located just 2 hours from San Jose, is the home of Explornatura Adventure Travel. Locally owned and operated, we are adventure specialists and nature lovers with more than 20 years’ experience in Adventure Vacationswith an impeccable safety record. We also own and operate the Canyoning Tour and the Pacuare River Rafting expeditions. Whatever is your idea of adventure and nature vacations include, we will exceed your expectations.
2. Peregrinus Expeditions
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Peregrinus Expeditions is a tour operator located in Turrialba, Costa Rica that showcases the beauty of birds, frogs, and nature in general.
3. Adrenalina Rafting
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5.0 based on 468 reviews
Adrenalina Rafting is an Eco tourism, and adventure company, specializing in Rafting; one and two day trips, Mountain Biking volcano tours, kayak lessons, zip-lining, and more!
4. Costa Rica Kayak School
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5.0 based on 26 reviews
We are a family business with over 25 years experience doing kayaking trips and teaching one of the best spots in the word and sharing our beautiful Country and great pure life culture of Costa Rica
5. Guayabo National Monument
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4.5 based on 365 reviews
The country's most significant archaeological site is a 540-acre city occupied between 1000 B.C. and A.D. 1400.
Reviewed By fairwater470
If you want to see ruins this is a great, short stop with a lot of history. It didn't cost very much and was a nice walk through the jungle. They have a lot of signage telling you what you are seeing. The drive up the mountain was a lot of fun. The views are incredible.
6. Center for Tropical Agricultural Research and Education (CATIE)
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4.5 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By SueF386 - Stroud, United Kingdom
we were taken on a guided tour of CATIE to look at the plants and trees as well as the bird life. It was a fascinating tour giving an insight into Costa Rican agriculture and plant life. The uses of certain fruits and trees were explained in detail - it felt that we could learn from the Costa Ricans to use natural remedies for a wide range of ailments. We saw a variety of birds and thoroughly enjoyed our visit
7. Tico's River Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 316 reviews
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