Located near the Ricon de la Vieja Volcano in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste region, the colorado River winds, churns and flows for 3 scenic miles before merging with the Colorado River. As a tour member, you’ll float down this incredible river for one hours, passing through sections which are dominated by class III-ll white-water rapids Midway through the adventure, your guide will help you angle the raft onto the riverbank for a lunch of sandwiches, fruit, snacks and drinks. There is a traditional lunch a Costa Rican representative meal - Casado - (rice, beans, green salad, plantains or picadillo, and meat or fish).
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