Top Things to do in Area de Conservacion Guanacaste
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What to do and see in Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Province of Guanacaste: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Area de Conservacion Guanacaste, Costa Rica including Hacienda El Viejo Wetlands, GoSouth Adventures Costa Rica, Sea Star CR Sport Fishing and Adventure Tours, Transmila Transfers & Tours, Parque Nacional Santa Rosa.
1. Hacienda El Viejo Wetlands
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5.0 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By SandeeGeislinger - Calgary, Canada
We had a great experience on our last day in Costa Rica at Hacienda el Viejo. Our nature guide Richard, Rum experience host Roberto and Cultural experience hosts, Tono and Victoria were attentive, knowledgeable, passionate and friendly. We booked our tour with them day prior and drove ourselves there from Playa Ocotal, about an hours drive. The road is a pretty typical Costa Rica road and actually in a pretty good shape in comparison to many others we’ve been on in the country. They are called a “Costa Rican” massage for a reason!! We saw so many birds, crocs, bats, birds, capuchins and howlers, and even an anteater and white tailed deer and thoroughly enjoyed tasting and infusing rums, forming, baking and eating tortillas, cheese, coffee and molasses sweets, not to mention learning about the hacienda and a bit of the history and importance of the location, the trees on the property and the road passing by. Oh and the lunch?? Delicious!! All in all a great day and we would recommend it!!
2. GoSouth Adventures Costa Rica
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5.0 based on 100 reviews
GoSouth is a nature and adventure specific tour operator, located in Costa Rica. We specialize in custom tours, giving you the opportunity to spice up your packages, suiting your budget and covering all the activities you want to enjoy. We also provide boat tours: Sport Fishing, Snorkeling tours, sunset tours and our specialty: Surf Tours all over Costa Rica.¡Pura Vida!GoSouth Team,
3. Sea Star CR Sport Fishing and Adventure Tours
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5.0 based on 56 reviews
Enjoy the Papagayo Peninsula in Costa Rica, with private tours for sport fishing, beach hopping, snorkeling, surfing, and more! Sea Star CR is run by a local fishing family that operates out of Playas del Coco, Costa Rica, serving all the Papagayo Gulf area. We offer private charters for sport fishing, beach hopping, snorkeling, surfing, and more. Our mission is to share our passion and knowledge of the Guanacaste coast and responsible sport fishing. We prioritize specialized service, catering each tour to your specific interests. Whether you dream of reeling in a Roosterfish, swinging in a hammock on on a virgin beach, or spending some family time snorkeling a volcanic reef, let us know! Whichever specific need you may have, our crew will make it happen. We often make pickups in Playa Ocotal, Playas del Coco, Playa Hermosa, Playa Panama and Playa Matapalo. Also, we are happy to make pickups North in Peninsula Papagayo and South in Las Catalinas and Flamingo.
4. Transmila Transfers & Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
We are a Family company located in Tamarindo Costa Rica, with over 15 years experience in the Tourism Industry, we offer confortable transportation service, share transportation or private services. Also our tours services is available for all visitors, we are direct operator with razonable prices. Transmila Tamarindo, Costa Rica
5. Parque Nacional Santa Rosa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Matt19611 - Reading, United States
There is a historic building here dating to the 18th century and some very old stone corrals. This was the site of the bulk of Costa Rica’s limited war history when William Walker, an American Lawyer backed by the Confederacy attempted to invade the country with his band of mercenaries, The armed citizens rapidly beat them back. Anyway, for us the main attraction in this park is Playa Naranja. the park costs about 9,000 Colones to enter (maybe $8?) and you can’t go to the beach without playing. The problem is there is a VERY rough road for 6.7 miles to the beach. We had a small Suzuki rental 4x4 and we were able to do it- but it took an hour 20 minutes each way and we bottomed out 4 or 5 times. If you don’t have 4x4 experience and or a higher clearance 4x4, you might not want to attempt it. There is no potable water so bring your own. The beach is 4 miles long and very few other people are there, It’s known as a good surfing beach and people also come in by boat to surf here. We loved it here as there were so few other people, “Witch Rock” aka “Roca Bruja” is a giant boulder sitting a few hundred yards off shore. If you have the time, go.
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