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These are the adventures featured in Packages 2 and 3 please click on the links below for more information.

Rainforest Canopy

Across the river from Dominical lies Hacienda Baru National Wildlife Refuge, home to the Flight of the Toucan Zip-line tour. This adventure takes you on a tour of the rainforest canopy, from a birds-eye point of view showing you a side of Costa Rica that's impossible to see from the ground. Zipping from tree to tree, you'll see what a bird sees as it flies through the jungle. Wonder at the many different species of tropical plants and animals you'll see and hear, and watch your step along the trail for one of the several types of poison dart frogs you're likely to encounter.

Sea Kayak

(December through May)

Paddle along the Pacific coastline in your two-person kayak, marveling at the amazing sea caves of Playas Ventanas and Pinuelas. Starting off on the sands of Playa Ventanas, you'll first be coached in how to handle your craft, and then, led by your experienced guide, make your way through the breakers and out into the Pacific, and along a truly amazing coastline that can't help but inspire thoughts of hidden pirate treasure.

This is a tour that truly deserves the title "adventure" run by qualified expert guides, you'll be safe at all times while gazing at sights that will quite simply, blow your mind.

Arco Iris Waterfall

(June through December)

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Nestled in the bottom of the San Juan de Dios Valley lies Finca Paz de la Mente, which is host to one of the most spectacular waterfalls to be found in Costa Rica. Cascada Arco Iris translated as Rainbow Waterfall is named for the near-perpetual rainbow produced from the rising mist found at the base of the falls.

Among the truly amazing features of Cascada Arco Iris are its crystal clear waters, the surrounding twenty two acres of rainforest, and the gale-force winds generated by the river's sheer two hundred foot drop out of the rainforest above. Thundering sounds accompany the pounding of your heart as you walk as close as you dare to the cascade - and then, falling onto the boulders below the falls, the river turns gentle once again and winds its way through the forest.

Along the pleasant, twenty minute stroll to Arco Iris, you'll pass through various species of reforested native hardwoods, and a wide array of tropical flowering plants and fruit trees.