What class rapids will I encounter on the Rio Guabo rafting tour?

The Rio Guabo whitewater rafting tour features an exhilarating mix of Class II, III, and IV rapids, offering excitement for various skill levels.

What is included in the Rio Guabo whitewater rafting tour?

The tour includes a delicious picnic lunch, convenient transportation, professional rafting equipment, and expert bilingual certified guides to ensure a safe and insightful experience.

Whitewater Rafting on the Rio Guabo Class II and III and IV Rapids

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Embark on a thrilling half-day whitewater rafting adventure on Costa Rica's Rio Guabo, navigating 10 kilometers of Class II, III, and IV rapids. This journey from the Baru Mountains to Dominical offers stunning canyon views, abundant wildlife, and a thrilling jump rock. Expert bilingual guides ensure safety, while the tour includes a picnic lunch, transportation, and professional equipment, making it ideal for adventurous first-timers and experienced rafters alike.

Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting on the Rio Guabo, where you'll encounter an exhilarating mix of Class II, III, and IV rapids! This half-day adventure, running from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm, is perfect for experienced rafters and adventurous first-timers aged 14 and up.

Starting in the Baru Mountains, you'll navigate 10 kilometers of pristine river, from the Tres Piedras section to Dominical. Prepare to be amazed by the Guabo River's abundant vegetation, dramatic canyon, and exciting pool-drop rapids, including a thrilling jump rock! During the trip, you'll have the chance to hike to stunning waterfalls, immerse yourself in the rich wildlife, and soak in the unique scenery of this hidden gem.

Our expert bilingual guides will be with you every step of the way, ensuring your safety and providing fascinating insights into the local ecosystem. This tour includes a delicious picnic lunch to enjoy amidst the stunning natural beauty, transportation to and from the river, and all the necessary professional rafting equipment for a comfortable and secure experience.

Please note that participants must be confident swimmers and comfortable walking on uneven terrain. Remember to bring secure footwear (no flip-flops!), a bathing suit, lightweight clothing, a change of clothes, a towel, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a waterproof camera to capture the action! Sunglasses with a strap are also recommended.

Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure on the Rio Guabo? Book your tour today!

What to Bring

Strap sandals, tennis or water shoes (NO FLIP FLOPS), Bathing Suit & Light weight clothing, Change of clothes and extra shoes (you and your rafting shoes will get wet), Towel, Sun Glasses (optional), Water-proof camera (optional), Sun block, Reusable Water Bottle (no single use bottles)

Includes

Picnic, Transportation, Professional equipment, Bilingual Certified Guides (Spanish / English)

Restrictions

Must be experienced in rafting and swimming, ages 14+

Location and Availability

Available in: Dominical

Tour Times

08:00

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What class rapids will I encounter on the Rio Guabo rafting tour?: The Rio Guabo whitewater rafting tour features an exhilarating mix of Class II, III, and IV rapids, offering excitement for various skill levels.
What is included in the Rio Guabo whitewater rafting tour?: The tour includes a delicious picnic lunch, convenient transportation, professional rafting equipment, and expert bilingual certified guides to ensure a safe and insightful experience.
Are there any age or skill requirements for the Rio Guabo rafting trip?: Participants must be at least 14 years old, confident swimmers, and comfortable walking on uneven terrain to join the Rio Guabo rafting adventure.
What should I bring for my Rio Guabo whitewater rafting adventure?: Bring secure footwear (no flip-flops), a bathing suit, lightweight clothing, a change of clothes, a towel, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a waterproof camera. Sunglasses with a strap are also recommended.