Costa Rica Archaeology Tours
Journey through time and uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations with fascinating Costa Rica archaeology tours! Explore the enigmatic stone spheres of Diquis, marvel at the intricate pre-Columbian gold artifacts in the National Museum, and wander through the ruins of Guayabo, Costa Rica's most important archaeological site. These tours offer a unique glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of the country, delving into the lives and traditions of indigenous peoples who thrived centuries ago. Discover the secrets of the past and gain a deeper appreciation for Costa Rica's vibrant cultural tapestry.
Cano Island Biological Reserve & Snorkeling Experience
Discover the underwater jewel of Costa Rica on this expedition to the Caño Island Biological Reserve, home to the country's most vibrant coral reefs and pristine marine ecosystems! Your adventure launches from Punta Uvita Beach for an exciting 1.5-hour open-ocean voyage where—depending on the season—you may be flanked by migrating whales or playful dolphins before you jump in to snorkel among schools of tropical fish in the crystal-clear water. This tour includes your guide, lunch, and high-quality equipment, with ground transfers taking up to an hour (extra fees apply for pickups in Dominical and Manuel Antonio). Crucial Advisory: This adventure involves a long ride in a small boat across open, often choppy seas where constant movement is inevitable; if you are prone to motion sickness or have no experience with open ocean travel, please consider your participation carefully before booking, as the ride can be intense.
Guayabo Archeological Hike
