3-Day Raft + Zip
Three days of adventure on the Pacuare River
Experience everything the Pacuare River has to offer.
The iconic 3-day Pacuare adventure
Jump into Pacuare paradise — from breathtaking rafting, jump rocks, and waterfalls, to wild ziplines and Tarzan Swings. With launches every Tuesday and Friday, immerse yourself in the wild Pacuare in the heart of the Costa Rica jungle, all under one booking.
Essentials
Trip Cost: $485 / person *Does not include 13% Tourism Tax
Trip meeting time: 10:00AM
Minimum age: 12 years old.
Maximum ropes course weight: 240 Pounds
Lodging
Rio Vista Lodge is the newest on the Pacuare
Meals, snacks and drinks are all included
Our lodge is immersed in the jungle yet comfortable with beds & soft cotton sheets
Adventures
50+ rapids, Class II, III and IV
Rapids are Class II, III, and IV.
The largest ziplilne on the Pacuare and the only Tarzan Swing
Two waterfall jumps, Salta Falls and Macaw Drop
Trip Itinerary
Your adventure kicks off at La Cruz, located near Turrialba, where we’ll raft Class II and III rapids, stop for a delicious lunch on the river, and paddle into the Rio Vista Lodge. After a 10-minute trek through the Pacuare River canyon, you’ll reach our lodge among the wild and scenic rainforest.
Day two starts with a hearty Tico breakfast to prepare for a packed day of adventure: We’ll zipline through the mountains, trek through the jungle, and jump off a 27-foot high, pristine waterfall on the Pacuare River. Back at the lodge, we’ll hit full relaxation mode with drinks and dinner.
On the third and final day, we head back to the rafts and tackle the hardest whitewater yet. We’ll enter the famous Pacuare Canyon, a 200-foot walled gorge with massive waterfalls and Class III and IV rapids. Riverside lunch and a gorgeous float through the famous Dos Montanas canyon section breaks up the wild whitewater, and we’ll take out in the town of Siquirres, where you can change and shower into clean clothes and say farewell to your guides.
Why the Pacuare
“ …perhaps the greatest, family-friendly jungle raft trip in the world.”
Paddling Life Magazine
Pacuare River, Costa Rica
