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What to do and see in Katira, Province of Alajuela: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Katira, Costa Rica including Onca Tours, Rio Celeste Aventuras, Horseback riding Rio Celeste, Jardin Botanico L'etoile Celeste, Laberinto de Katira.
1. Onca Tours
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5.0 based on 109 reviews
We are a tour operator in the rio celeste and tenorio national park area in costa rica, we provide tours like tubing, kayaking, stand up paddel boarding and more
2. Rio Celeste Aventuras
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The tubing route consists of navigation of more than 3 kilometers with an average duration of 1.5 hours (variable according to the current) through the impressive waters of the Celeste River. That has its source in the Tenorio National Park. During the tour you can enjoy unique landscapes, bird watching, moments of action and adventure in the rapids of the river.
3. Horseback riding Rio Celeste
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Live the experience of the countryside, on a trail through mountain trails, to the shore of the Rio Celeste enjoying the vegetation of our area, possibly you would find different species of birds and animals which make it a unique and fun experience. Also enjoy a variety of tours in the area of Rio Celeste. We are a company dedicated to providing the best tours.
4. Jardin Botanico L'etoile Celeste
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
It is only served with prior reservation. It is necessary to contact to book a tour 12 to 24 hours in advance. Our Botanical Garden extends over 8 hectares planted with about 150 difeferent species of tropical fruit trees, a collection of native timber trees( some in extinction), and a variety of native flora, orchids, parasites, heliconias, etc.
5. Laberinto de Katira
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By timvnelson - San Francisco, United States
Coolest maze. What made it especially memorable was getting to the center lookout tower and then talking with the owner and creator of the labyrinth. He started building it about 2.5 years ago and opened it to the public 1.5 years ago. Many didn't think it would be successful, but it has been. The animals out front he is creating without any sort of guide - just his eye. He is in the process of growing a second labyrinth that is square and will probably be ready in about a year. Very inspiring conversation and really fun experience. The labyrinth wasn't impossible but it also wasn't easy.
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