Guanacaste one day experience tour
If you are in Guanacaste and are looking for a day-long adventure, the options are varied to rediscover a different environment than the usual of the incredible beaches of the dry forest in the North Pacific of Costa Rica.
For the more extreme adventurers a visit to the Barra Honda National Park, this park is the only one in Costa Rica that has a complex of more than forty underground caves, where you can go down inside some of these caves.
All surrounded by a dry tropical forest where you can see different varieties of trees such as Tempisque, cedar and savanna oak.
If you are looking for an experience surrounded by centenary trees on the slopes of an active volcano, the Rincon de la Vieja National Park is your place, with more than 14000 hectares of protected territory, this volcano divides the waters into two slopes and presents a dry forest and a rainforest.
Sensoria a private reserve on the borders of the National Park is the entrance to the rainforest closest to the coast of Guanacaste, with thermal pools and primary forests crossed by a majestic river of celestial waters.
Finally, the Palo Verde National Park is one of the most diverse places in Costa Rica with more than 750 plant species, 280 bird species among migrants and residents is an excellent destination for nature lovers.
The wetlands, which represent 50% of the park’s surface, are a sanctuary for thousands of resident and migratory waterbirds, which is why the park has been declared a wetland of importance by the World Convention on Wetlands.
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