White Water Rafting Sarapiqui River Class III / IV

Sarapiqui River Rafting Tour Includes:

• Round Trip transportation from most La Fortuna hotels
• Bilingual certified rafting guides
• All safety gear & instruction
• Fresh fruit snacks on the river
• Water
• Cold beverages & celebratory beer after rafting
• Traditional Costa Rican hot lunch at a local restaurant after rafting

Departures: Departs daily around 8:30am. Pick up included for most hotels in La Fortuna. Pick up for hotels around Arenal available at additional charge. Please note your hotel and exact meeting instructions will be provided on your confirmation voucher.

Length: Approximately 7.5 hours including transportation.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Tour Recommendations:

• Bathing suit (under clothing)
• Quick dry clothing & change of clothes
• Secure shoes Such as sports sandals or tennis shoes (flip flops not permitted, you WILL lose them)
• Eco-Friendly sunscreen (bio-degradable to protect the river)
• Eco-Friendly bug repellant
• Waterproof camera (Go Pro’s are available for rent)
• Cash for tour balance, professional photos, additional food, beverages and souvenirs

Children: Minimum age is 12 years old. Children pay same as adult. If traveling with children under 12, we recommend rafting the Balsa River with much milder class II & III rapids.

Restrictions: River rafting in Costa Rica is a fun yet challenging activity. You must be in good physical condition to participate. The Class III/IV rapids of the Sarapiqui River are considered moderate to navigate. For more information on the classes of rivers, see our blog. You will be asked to sign a waiver that you have no underlying conditions such as previous heart, back or neck conditions that could make river rafting in Costa Rica not a safe choice of activities for you.

Insider Tip: This is the tour departing and returning to La Fortuna & Arenal area. If you want to save a buck on your vacation, we highly recommend you plan ahead and choose one of the Smart Connection options that takes you between San Jose and Arenal or vice versa. Smart connections are a great way to save money, but also a great way to break up the long drive between San Jose and Arenal.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Smart Connection Includes:

• Round Trip transportation from most La Fortuna hotels to San Jose or San Jose to La Fortuna
• Bilingual certified rafting guides
• All safety gear & instruction
• Fresh fruit snacks on the river
• Water
• Cold beverages & celebratory beer after rafting
• Traditional Costa Rican hot lunch at a local restaurant after rafting

Departures: Departs daily around 8:30am. Pick up included for most hotels in La Fortuna. Pick up for hotels around Arenal available at additional charge. Please note your hotel and exact meeting instructions will be provided on your confirmation voucher.

Length: Approximately 7.5 hours including transportation, however time may vary depending on traffic coming in and out of San Jose.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Smart Connection Recommendations:

• Bathing suit (under clothing)
• Quick dry clothing & change of clothes
• Secure shoes Such as sports sandals or tennis shoes (flip flops not permitted, you WILL lose them)
• Eco-Friendly sunscreen (bio-degradable to protect the river)
• Eco-Friendly bug repellant
• Waterproof camera (Go Pro’s are available for rent)
• Cash for tour balance, professional photos, additional food, beverages and souvenirs

Children: Minimum age is 12 years old. Children pay same as adult. If traveling with children under 12, we recommend rafting the Balsa River with much milder class II & III rapids.

Restrictions: River rafting in Costa Rica is a fun yet challenging activity. You must be in good physical condition to participate. The Class III/IV rapids of the Sarapiqui River are considered moderate to navigate. For more information on the classes of rivers, see our blog. You will be asked to sign a waiver that you have no underlying conditions such as previous heart, back or neck conditions that could make river rafting in Costa Rica not a safe choice of activities for you.

Insider Tip: White water rafting in Costa Rica is one of the most quintessential experiences you can have on vacation here. Better yet, the smart connections are the best deals around. Plan ahead and you can use this option to get you from San Jose to La Fortuna while enjoying a day of rafting the Sarapiqui River along the way. Can you think of a better way to break up a long drive?

Smart Connection to Manuel Antonio Includes:

• Round Trip transportation from most La Fortuna hotels
• Bilingual certified rafting guides
• All safety gear & instruction
• Fresh fruit snacks on the river
• Water
• Cold beverages & celebratory beer after rafting
• Traditional Costa Rican hot lunch at a local restaurant after rafting

Departures: Departs daily around 10:30am from the office in La Fortuna and around 7:00 from the office in Manuel Antonio.

Length: Approximately 7.5 hours including transportation.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Tour Recommendations:

• Bathing suit (under clothing)
• Quick dry clothing & change of clothes
• Secure shoes Such as sports sandals or tennis shoes (flip flops not permitted, you WILL lose them)
• Eco-Friendly sunscreen (bio-degradable to protect the river)
• Eco-Friendly bug repellant
• Waterproof camera (Go Pro’s are available for rent)
• Cash for tour balance, professional photos, additional food, beverages and souvenirs

Children: Minimum age is 12 years old. Children pay same as adult. If traveling with children under 12, we recommend rafting the Balsa River with much milder class II & III rapids.

Restrictions: River rafting in Costa Rica is a fun yet challenging activity. You must be in good physical condition to participate. The Class III/IV rapids of the Sarapiqui River are considered moderate to navigate. For more information on the classes of rivers, see our blog. You will be asked to sign a waiver that you have no underlying conditions such as previous heart, back or neck conditions that could make river rafting in Costa Rica not a safe choice of activities for you.

Insider Tip: This is the tour departing and returning to La Fortuna & Arenal area. If you want to save a buck on your vacation, we highly recommend you plan ahead and choose one of the Smart Connection options that takes you between San Jose and Arenal or vice versa. Smart connections are a great way to save money, but also a great way to break up the long drive between San Jose and Arenal.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Promotion Includes:

• Round Trip transportation from most La Fortuna hotels
• Bilingual certified rafting guides
• All safety gear & instruction
• Fresh fruit snacks on the river
• Water
• Cold beverages & celebratory beer after rafting
• Traditional Costa Rican hot lunch at a local restaurant after rafting

Departures: Departs daily around 8:30am. Pick up included for most hotels in La Fortuna. Pick up for hotels around Arenal available at additional charge. Please note your hotel and exact meeting instructions will be provided on your confirmation voucher.

Length: Approximately 7.5 hours including transportation.

Sarapiqui River Rafting Promotion Recommendations:

• Bathing suit (under clothing)
• Quick dry clothing & change of clothes
• Secure shoes Such as sports sandals or tennis shoes (flip flops not permitted, you WILL lose them)
• Eco-Friendly sunscreen (bio-degradable to protect the river)
• Eco-Friendly bug repellant
• Waterproof camera (Go Pro’s are available for rent)
• Cash for tour balance, professional photos, additional food, beverages and souvenirs

Children: Minimum age is 12 years old. Children pay same as adult. If traveling with children under 12, we recommend rafting the Balsa River with much milder class II & III rapids.

Restrictions: River rafting in Costa Rica is a fun yet challenging activity. You must be in good physical condition to participate. The Class III/IV rapids of the Sarapiqui River are considered moderate to navigate. For more information on the classes of rivers, see our blog. You will be asked to sign a waiver that you have no underlying conditions such as previous heart, back or neck conditions that could make river rafting in Costa Rica not a safe choice of activities for you.

Insider Tip: Hey Ticos, if you have not been white water rafting in Costa Rica, now is your chance!! If you have your Costa Rica ID, you can save a whole lot of money while exploring your country. What a great deal for locals!!