Nhà nghỉ dưỡng cho thuê tại Palmira

We begin by meeting up at the beach or at my home, meeting each other (and maybe a few dogs and cats), grabbing all our essential gear, and heading out to the beach. Then, I go over the basics of kayaking and where we’ll be heading! We then start our journey by kayaking along the shore keeping an eye out for wildlife and making our way to a nearby secluded beach to park the kayaks. Here, we will get our snorkeling gear ready, hydrate, and prepare to explore the underwater world. Once in the water, I will search and show you some interesting sea creatures up close. After snorkeling, we will relax, hydrate and enjoy a fresh pineapple. Finally, we will start making our way back to where we started. Feel free to request a different time. Early morning usually always provide the best conditions. Other things to note: Meet me on the beach if you are in Hermosa. If you come by car, you can park at my house if you need to.

We’ll begin with a 10-minute orientation on how to use and stay safe on the electric bikes. Riders will take a practice ride on a dirt road with minimal traffic and get familiar with the pedal assist and throttle operation . When all riders are confident and are ready to leave the practice road, we trek along a sandy , rocky , shady beach path.Then we cross the deep sand and ride directly on the hard packed sand next to the waves along Coco Beach. You'll be able to take some breathtaking photos during our breaks and when we stop and watch the wildlife. When riding on the beaches all riders are free to ride anywhere they like but always being careful not to get the bike wet with ocean salt water . Next stop is Ocotal Beach and at low tide we can take a short ride along the volcanic rock ,black sand coastline.We'll take a water, and restroom break at Father Roosters Restaurant then head to our final destination Bahia Pez Vela for a restroom break , fruit snacks and water. Riders can swim, watch wildlife, and rest .Bahia Pez Vela is a secluded off the beaten path ,rarely visited ,magnificent, deep water beach. Most guests comment that they would have never visited this cool beach. Other things to note Please bring sunglasses, sunscreen, swimwear, a camera, and towels. You must wear closed-shoes on the bikes, but you can pack sandals for the beach if you wish.

Our day starts at 8:00 AM by driving 40 min from Liberia downtown through the small villages of Guardia and Sardinal, making one short stop at a “ Soda “ to taste costa rican coffe, bread and fruits ( Not included ). Once at the Animal Sanctuary we can use the restrooms and get ready to start our experience of approximately 2 hours interacting with animals with up close viewing and even attend a feeding. The sanctuary is home to the largest variety of species in Guanacaste. The residents in the animal sanctuary are all rescue animals and include: Sloths, Monkeys, Pumas, Jaguars, Toucans and more. We will also see dozens of species of frogs, snakes, birds and a world-class butterfly observatory. All rescue animals were donated by MINAE, the Costa Rican Ministry of Wildlife. In many cases the animals were held in less than adequate facilities and faced difficult circumstances. We are against the capture or trade of illegally confiscated animals and we are working to release offspring of some of the animals into protected zones across Costa Rica. * Airbnb does not allow experiences involving intentional direct contact with wild animals in the wild including, but not limited to: petting, feeding, or riding animals. * Other things to note Please be aware Lunch is not included.

Have you ever felt like something is so majestic that it leaves you speechless? If your response is no, or if you want to have that feeling again, Cerro Pelado (Pelado Peak) awaits you. Our day starts at 3:30 AM for the sunrise hike or 2:30 PM for the sunset hike by driving 45 min from Liberia downtown through the small village of El Salto and the town of Cañas. Once at Cerro pelado we start our hour-and-a-half walk, which is about how long the journey to the peak takes. Our goal is to reach the top of the peak to see the sunset. With a flashlight in hand, water in our backpack, a walking stick and a snack, we start our adventure. We have to climb the first kilometer in order to reach the peak of the mountain. From there, it’s another three-kilometer walk to the base of the peak. It takes us about 40 minutes to complete the first part. It’s of moderate intensity. On our way up, the sky will clear up and begin the signs of spectacular scenery. From then on, everything is magic. The sunset is right in front of us; to one side, off in the distance, the Tilarán wind turbines; and at our backs, green hills and plains that extend for what seems like an eternity. Other things to note The hike is of moderate intensity, so it’s not impossible to climb, but you do have to remind yourself several times that the best is yet to come so as not to desist.

Our day starts at 8:00 am by driving 25 min from Liberia downtown through the small villages of Colorado and Curubande, making one short stop at a “ Soda “ to taste costa rican coffe, bread and fruits ( Not included ). Once at the park we can use the restrooms and get ready to start our hike of approximately 2 hours through Las Pailas, where we can see one of Costa Rica’s most active volcanoes. Steaming fumaroles, mini-geysers and bubbling volcanic mud pits.We will hike Las Pailas loop trail 2.5 miles (3.5 km) through dry tropical forest to see the best views of the volcano, incredible nature, volcanic activity and wildlife. The park is home to more than 300 bird species, and other animals like armadillos, collared peccaries, iguanas, snakes, white-nosed coatis, and white-faced, howler and spider monkeys. When we finish our hike, we’ll be ready for a refreshing swim in the Oropendula Waterfall. The Oropendula Waterfall spills an impressive 82 feet (25 meters) down to a bright turquoise pool in the picturesque lush canyon of the Rio Blanco (White River). After the waterfall we will go back to Curubande town to have a typical Costa Rican Lunch. Other things to note Please bring: tennis shoes, comfortable clothes, sunblock, insect repellent, water and camera. National Park fee is not included ( $15 ) Sometimes the winter rain can interrupt our visit to the waterfall, this due to safety reasons since the water flow increases and the river brings mud and stones.