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상품 번호 #793898
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관광 투어
| 투어 모드 | 조인투어 |
| 이동수단 | 개별 이동 |
| 집합 시간 | 늦은 출발(9:00 이후) |
| 투어 유형 | 가이드 투어 |
| 식사 제공 | 간식 포함 |
| 관광 유형 | 자연 명소, 조류 관찰, 에코투어, 하이킹 |
| 교통수단 | 워킹 |
상품 설명
Highlights
• Kayak through Latin America’s largest mangrove forest
• Explore a protected estuary inside Las Baulas National Marine Park
• Spot howler monkeys, iguanas, parrots, herons, and exotic bird species
• Enjoy a guided nature hike with Indigenous history insights
• Visit an ancient Indigenous archaeological site with panoramic canopy views
• Escape the crowds on a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path tour
Full Description
Discover Costa Rica’s coastal wilderness on a guided kayak and hiking tour through Las Baulas National Marine Park. This eco-adventure takes you into an undeveloped mangrove forest that can only be accessed by water, offering a quiet and immersive experience far from Tamarindo’s busy beaches.
Begin your tour at Pangas Beach Club, where your local guide provides a short safety briefing and basic kayaking instruction. No prior kayaking experience is required. Paddle calmly through mangrove-lined waterways for approximately 40 minutes while keeping an eye out for howler monkeys, iguanas, parrots, herons, and other native wildlife.
At the heart of the park, leave the kayaks behind and continue on foot with a guided nature hike. Walk along forest trails while learning about native plants, ancient trees, and their importance to Indigenous cultures. Highlights include massive pochote trees up to 500 years old, dragon-fruit cactus, wild hibiscus, and the iconic Guanacaste tree.
The hike also includes a visit to an ancient Indigenous archaeological site, where you’ll climb to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the mangrove canopy — an ideal spot for wildlife observation and photos. After the hike, return to the kayaks for a relaxing paddle back, enjoying refreshments along the way.
Tours are scheduled around the tides and typically start 60–90 minutes before high tide to ensure optimal conditions. Start times may be adjusted after booking based on tide conditions and local operating requirements. If the start time changes by 30 minutes or more after booking, travelers will have the option to receive a full refund. The local operator will confirm the exact departure time in advance.
Includes
• Single or double kayak
• Life jacket
• Padded seat and backrest
• Dry bag for valuables
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Certified local guide
Not Suitable For
• People with severe mobility impairments
What to Bring
• Water shoes or protective footwear
• Sunscreen
• Mosquito repellent
• Camera or smartphone
Meeting Point
Pangas Beach Club, Tamarindo
Parking, bathrooms, and showers are available.
Duration
Approximately 3 hours
• Kayak through Latin America’s largest mangrove forest
• Explore a protected estuary inside Las Baulas National Marine Park
• Spot howler monkeys, iguanas, parrots, herons, and exotic bird species
• Enjoy a guided nature hike with Indigenous history insights
• Visit an ancient Indigenous archaeological site with panoramic canopy views
• Escape the crowds on a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path tour
Full Description
Discover Costa Rica’s coastal wilderness on a guided kayak and hiking tour through Las Baulas National Marine Park. This eco-adventure takes you into an undeveloped mangrove forest that can only be accessed by water, offering a quiet and immersive experience far from Tamarindo’s busy beaches.
Begin your tour at Pangas Beach Club, where your local guide provides a short safety briefing and basic kayaking instruction. No prior kayaking experience is required. Paddle calmly through mangrove-lined waterways for approximately 40 minutes while keeping an eye out for howler monkeys, iguanas, parrots, herons, and other native wildlife.
At the heart of the park, leave the kayaks behind and continue on foot with a guided nature hike. Walk along forest trails while learning about native plants, ancient trees, and their importance to Indigenous cultures. Highlights include massive pochote trees up to 500 years old, dragon-fruit cactus, wild hibiscus, and the iconic Guanacaste tree.
The hike also includes a visit to an ancient Indigenous archaeological site, where you’ll climb to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the mangrove canopy — an ideal spot for wildlife observation and photos. After the hike, return to the kayaks for a relaxing paddle back, enjoying refreshments along the way.
Tours are scheduled around the tides and typically start 60–90 minutes before high tide to ensure optimal conditions. Start times may be adjusted after booking based on tide conditions and local operating requirements. If the start time changes by 30 minutes or more after booking, travelers will have the option to receive a full refund. The local operator will confirm the exact departure time in advance.
Includes
• Single or double kayak
• Life jacket
• Padded seat and backrest
• Dry bag for valuables
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Certified local guide
Not Suitable For
• People with severe mobility impairments
What to Bring
• Water shoes or protective footwear
• Sunscreen
• Mosquito repellent
• Camera or smartphone
Meeting Point
Pangas Beach Club, Tamarindo
Parking, bathrooms, and showers are available.
Duration
Approximately 3 hours
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