MOTIVATORS

These specialties of the house will get your adrenaline rushing!

White water rafting & sea kayaking

The country has earned a reputation as one of the top rafting destinations in the world. Wild, untamed rivers plunge through beautiful, largely unexplored tropical wilderness. Whether an expert or beginner, nature-lover or thrill-seeker, rafting enthusiast or active kayaker, Costa Rica has the choice for you: rivers range from class-I to class-V with miles of awesome, challenging rapids surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

As well as being action-packed and fun, rafting trips are an ideal opportunity for team building activities. The rivers are easily accessible throughout the country and most trips are available year round, weather permitting.
And how about an open ocean paddle along one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful coastlines! Discover exotic beaches that can only be reached by water, paddle along inland waterways and explore coastal areas while enjoying the scenery.

Excellent sport fishing

The Pacific coast of Costa Rica is known worldwide as an exceptional fishing spot of the “catch and release” type. There is abundant sailfish, Dorado, tuna, and marlin in the area. With a little luck it is possible to catch other types of fish, such as wahoo, rainbow runner, and amberjack.
The northeastern shores, lowland lagoons and rivers offer the hottest tarpon and snook action for light tackle enthusiasts. Snook season runs from late August into January. Jacks are common all year round. Half-day or full-day fishing trips as well as tournaments can be organized; all types of boats are available.

Eco-fit challenge

These trips lead you through rain, cloud, or dry forests as well as along different beaches. You are also invited to explore the numerous volcanoes across the country.
The concept of the eco-fit challenge is to combine outdoor action with awe-inspiring surroundings. After a hike or horseback ride through forest treat yourself to a swim in a lush lagoon or discover hidden waterfalls. Alternatively, you could go for a purifying “boil” in the steaming waters of a natural spa.

Jungle safaris and rallies in jeeps along dirt roads are also a fun way to explore the country. Equally, it is possible to include visits to banana or mango plantations or combine the car-ride with hiking, biking and rafting trips.
The eco-fit challenge is well suited to include educational programs and team building experiences. According to the client’s objectives, Olympics with a specific theme or topic may also be held. The activities may focus on competitions with a scoring system and prizes, or rewards for your participants.
The difficulty and length of the activity may be adapted to the group’s size and level of fitness. Treks range from gentle walks along trails to physically demanding hikes involving a real challenge.

World class diving

Their geographic location between two oceans, and on tropical latitude that keeps the water warm all year long, partly explains why the biodiversity of Costa Rican seas is among the richest in the world. From sharks to moray eels, manta rays and different-colored schools of fish, divers encounter an entire living and moving universe; one which is peaceful, quiet, and yet remarkably intense.
If you are not yet a certified diver, classes and courses held in English are offered along the coast.

In the treetops

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to venture deep into the heart of a tropical forest? Then you may just be the ideal candidate for a canopy trip. These provide a unique way to explore rain, cloud, and dry forests from different perspectives, taking you from ground level all the way up to the treetops.

In fact, the only existing operational aerial tram in a rain forest is located in Costa Rica. The famous tram is a unique eco-tourism and research facility. It takes you on a relaxing excursion through the canopy where, from a bird’s perspective, you can observe plants and trees you would not otherwise be able to appreciate.

The more adventurous might prefer to “slide” from platform to platform secured by a harness, ropes and rappel cords. Steel cables up to 40 meters (132 feet) above link the numerous platforms. Besides the excitement and fun, trained guides explain the complexity of life in a tropical forest.

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