El Camino Trekking: A Camino de Costa Rica company
The El Camino de Costa Rica is a coast-to-coast trail that stretches from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean. We’re excited to announce that we…
Pacuare River water temperature
How cold is the Pacuare River? This is a common question, and good news for our friends who are used to rafting with wetsuits and…
Our favorite facts and trivia about Turrialba
Our homebase for our river operation and your launching point for Pacuare River rafting is Turrialba. The official population of Turrialba is 26,680 people, which…
2024 | Costa Rica | Turrialba
Turrialba Waterfalls: Visiting Cataratas las Trillizas
The combination of plentiful rainfall and unique topography add up to seemingly endless waterfalls in Costa Rica. These treasures are located everywhere in this country,…
Costa Rica | 2024 | Turrialba
The Best Things to Do in Turrialba
With our office and Rafting Center located in Turrialba, our guides and staff know the town and area well. Below is a list of our…
The Best Side Stop on the Camino de Costa Rica
The Camino de Costa Rica is a 280-kilometer-long hiking trail that runs across Costa Rica from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. Also known…
San Jose Airport (SJO) Arrival Tips
Traveling can be stressful, particularly so if you’re travel-weary, and just arrived in a foreign country. Fortunately, for most visitors, getting through immigration and customs…
Will Costa Rica get to see the April 8, 2024 Solar Eclipse?
Portions of the United States will see a total solar eclipse this upcoming spring on April 8, 2024. Costa Rica, which is south of the…
Lake Angostura
Created in 2000 for hydroelectric power, Lake Angostura is a small reservoir just outside of Turrialba. We often run stand up paddleboarding tours here as…
Uncover the Hidden Gems of the Pacuare: Why a Multi-Day Rafting Trip is Worth It
The Pacuare River is more than just rapids and waterfalls. It’s a rainforest, a jungle, and small creeks that lead to hidden swimming holes. Of…
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