• Río Arenal - Imagine yourself on a brand new ATV at a cattle farm, ready to embark on an authentic historical journey through La Fortuna town, infused with adventure.
  The ATV tour kicks off with a practice circuit where you can learn to drive safely. Once prepared, you’ll navigate through a small primary rainforest, exploring a stunning cattle farm.

Following this, an expert tour guide will lead you to the Arenal River. Along the way, you’ll pass through a quaint town called “La Guaria,” which preserves the “fortuneños” culture. There, you might see a local church and a small school, and you’ll conclude the journey at the Arenal River, where you can swim and unwind if you choose.
On the return trip, there is a stop at a local house where you can savor delicious traditional snacks and enjoy the opportunity to interact with a local family, surrounded by farm animals.

This is a genuine local experience and adventure that will be unforgettable.

• La Guaria - La Guaria is a charming and picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Costa Rican countryside. This small community offers visitors a glimpse into the authentic rural lifestyle of the region. With its modest yet beautiful church and an old-fashioned pulpería (local store), La Guaria reflects the simplicity and warmth of traditional Costa Rican culture.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Local guide
• Bottled water
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Snacks
• Driver/guide
• Use of helmet

• Lunch
• Gratuities

The journey kicks off at the private farm, La Naciente, just a short distance from La Fortuna’s downtown area. The adventure begins with a trek on muddy paths through the primary rainforest. Participants receive a safety briefing and practice on a circuit to become familiar with the ATVs. The group then ventures onto the thrilling trails of La Naciente, navigating challenging routes surrounded by lush greenery and local wildlife. A stop is made at Quebrada Platanillo, a micro-basin of the Arenal River, known for its water supply and the impressive Watusi bulls, recognized for their unique horns.

The next destination is the charming village of La Guaria, which preserves the “fortuneños” culture. Here, visitors explore the church and an old local store (pulpería). The journey continues along open trails, crossing natural puddles, until reaching the Arenal River, where there is a pause to take photos and appreciate the scenery.

On the return trip, a stop is made at Rancho La Poza for a snack and some relaxation in its outdoor pool.

• Children under 14 years must be accompanied by an adult
• The minimum age to drive one ATV is 14 years old
• Rain is not a reason for cancellation, as it is a natural part of the weather in the area.
• Not recommended for travelers with heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• The arrival at the river may be hindered by weather conditions, in which case this part will be skipped, and an alternative trail will be followed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.