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What to do and see in Cobano, Costa Rica: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Cobano, Costa Rica including Nicoya Surf School, Pura Vida Expeditions, Parque Nacional Curu, The Ara Project, Playa Hermosa, Montezuma Falls, Canopy del Pacifico Mal Pais, Isla de Cabuya, Tortuga Island, Playa Corozalito.
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1. Nicoya Surf School
Overall Ratings
5 based on 109 reviews
Our surf school is focus to introduce the peolpe to this beautiful sport and life style . Located in one of the best places in the world for learning to surf, the safety, fun and progressive learning is our main objective . with more than 14 years of teaching experience in the area we offer classes for beginners, intermediate and surf safaries for advance .
Reviewed By Aaron B
Guillermo and his team were nothing short of awesome. They are expert teachers! They were full of great information, positive energy, and a true appreciation the beautiful country they call home. We will definitely be back and we will definitely be contacting them again for...MoreThank you so much for the review my friend!! It was great to meet you and your wife here, i hope you keep going out to Surfing back home, saludos!
2. Pura Vida Expeditions
Overall Ratings
5 based on 77 reviews
If you want to discover the real Costa Rica, we can help. We offer a variety of tours such as scuba diving and snorkeling, mountain and volcano hikes, white water rafting, horseback riding, mountain biking, ATV tours and Zip Line/Canopy tours. We venture off the beaten track to the Forests and wildlife reserves in the area, or how about exploring Montezuma and Santa Teresa? All tours are guided by our experienced, local guide who really knows the area.
Reviewed By vacati0n690 - Knoxville, Maryland
We used this tour company last Christmas for several excursions. (Yes I am late in posting, but it was that magical!) We loved every single minute of our time with these guys! We hiked Curu Park and did the Bioluminescent Bay tour and the next day traveled the country on 4 wheelers. So informative! All of our senses were overwhelmed with the beauty and excitement we experienced. A must do!
3. Parque Nacional Curu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By HARAmbrosius - Paquera, Costa Rica
This huge haciendo is managed for more than fifty years in a sustainable way - avant la lettre! Unique way of experiencing sea with whales, beach with palms, mangroves with caiman, forest with birds and pastures with cattle and deer ! Very nice accommodations with all you need to enjoy everything, boating to Tortuga, diving for marine fauna, strolling for fauna and watching birds.
4. The Ara Project
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
In remote, jungle covered hills on the Pacific coast, The Ara Project, a conservation NGO dedicated to the survival of Costa Rica's two macaw species is working to breed and release young birds into areas where they once flew free. Guests can book tours at our Punta Islita centre where they have the opportunity to view released Scarlet macaws in the wild. They will hear about the work The Ara Project does and why it is so important. Tours run for an hour and aim to inform guests of the project's work, the plight of these birds in the wild and what we can all do to help them.
Reviewed By CarolineGPang - Pangbourne, United Kingdom
We visited here from the nearby hotel It is well worth the $20 entrance fee. we saw several macaws and when in flight they are stunning , with their red , blue and yellow colours.The lady giving the info talk is very knowledgeable and clearly loves her job.
5. Playa Hermosa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By Sebastiaan O - Willemstad, Curacao
Easily accessable a short drive north of Santa Teresa and Mal Pais. Long stretched, great Surfing, palmtrees, hundreds of pelicans flying by, the works!! Bring your own water and drinks. There is a secured parking and better to leave you valuables in the car then on the beach.
6. Montezuma Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By princessbadissa - Cruz Bay, St. John
Bring water and solid hiking shoes!! The terrain is steep but well worth the swim when you get to the base of the waterfall. Beautiful trees line the rocky river bank and path. So many photo ops, you will not be disappointed. Just take care to have steady footing. An injury out here would be difficult to respond to by local emergency personal.
7. Canopy del Pacifico Mal Pais
Overall Ratings
5 based on 222 reviews
The Mal Pais Canopy Tour is based in the quiet village of Mal Pais, on a farm with more than 200 different tree species, at the entrance of the Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve. The whole area is surrounded by rich tropical forest and diverse wildlife as well as many birds. Come and journey through the treetops, enjoying the tropical forest while the Pacific Ocean lies below you. The exciting canopy ride is nearly a mile long and has 11 platforms set high in the gigantic trees. Steel cables connect the platforms which are between 5 and 30 meters in height. You will not forget the experience of flying along our 300 meters long shot over a canyon between the second and the third platform, or the incredible 500 meters long ride through the jungle along a creek. This Canopy Tour in Costa Rica have professional nature guides that will accompany you on the unforgettable journey through the biodiversity of the environment. They will introduce you to the fascinating secrets of the forest.Following the strictest safety norms, you will enjoy thrilling views of the Pacific Ocean and of the forest from many different perspectives.
Reviewed By Jason M - Ottawa, Canada
We had an excellent time, the guys did an excellent job and we very good with my 2 kids - 7 and 10 year olds. I would recommend this activity to any family...
8. Isla de Cabuya
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By GRM59 - Cheyenne, Wyoming
When the tide is out it is possible to walk to this lovely little island that is dedicated to a local cemetery. It was very peaceful and inspiring to visit there and as we were leaving, the perfect ending was a rainbow shining brightly over the island.
9. Tortuga Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 836 reviews
Reviewed By EdnaLMaynard - California Hot Springs, California
This is a great little island if you want to do a true tourist event. The food, the gift shop, and the drinks are priced very very reasonable. You can rent an umbrella and two lounge chairs all day for an amazingly low price. The...MoreHi, We are glad you liked the island and that you found that the services and activities at the island are fairly priced. We will mention your comment to boat operators in order to have them anchor further from the beach. Thanks, Mario C.
10. Playa Corozalito
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By MidLifeCrisisGreg - Peachtree City, Georgia
We've been here two years in a row and have seen a grand total of two other humans. Plenty of picnic tables with shade provided by palm trees. The scenery is beautiful, and the beach is good for walking. Unlike the Beaches further south, this beach is steeper and rockier and the surf is quite a bit rougher. That being said, this is the place for a quiet beach day.
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