Family-friendly tours in Costa Rica
Experience the magic of Costa Rica through our specially curated family-friendly tours. Discover a world of enchanting landscapes, thrilling activities, and unforgettable moments crafted to create lifelong memories for you and your loved ones. Dive into an adventure-filled journey tailored to cater to every member of the family.Discover Costa Rica's Kid-friendly Adventures
Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, Costa Rica is a haven for adventurers seeking unparalleled natural beauty and thrilling experiences. With a curated selection of activities catering to all interests and ages, here's a carefully crafted list of the best adventures this vibrant country has to offer.
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Sky Trek Arenal
Your Sky Trek Arenal adventure begins with a scenic ride on the Sky Tram, an open-air gondola that ascends from the ground to the highest point of the hillside, reaching
From: $113.00Pure Trek Canyoning and Waterfall Rapelling
This tour is pure adrenaline mixed with spectacular waterfalls and magical rainforest trails.
From: $114.00Nature Wildlife Safari Float in La Fortuna
Families will love this tour! This is an adventure you can bring the little kids on too. This wildlife river float trip is great for nature lovers of all ages
From: $62.00Catamaran Dolphin and Snorkel Sail
Dive into family fun with Costa Rica for Kids’ Catamaran Snorkeling Tours. Explore vibrant marine life and catch stunning sunsets at sea!
From: $80.00Family White Water Rafting Río Balsa (Class 2 & 3)
Looking for a white water river rafting trip that offers excitement, but milder white-water rapids?
The half-day adventure on the Rio Balsa provides plenty of action and thrills, but with ClassFrom: $78.00Arenal Volcano Hike
Take your family on an exploration hike around the Arenal Volcano on this COSTA RICA FOR KIDS tour.
Costa Rica’s Top kid-friendly
tours In Costa RicaFrom: $75
White Water Rafting Río Balsa
The half-day adventure on the Rio Balsa provides plenty of action and thrills, but with Class II-III rapids, children ages 8-11 can come along on this wet and wild adventure.
From: $124
Combo Hanging Bridges + Canopy
In Costa Rica, Monteverde pioneered these wonderful suspension bridge tours, with the introduction of the walk, to admire the forest from unique points of view.
From: $62
Manuel Antonio National Park
It is no wonder why Manuel Antonio National Park is the most visited park in Costa Rica. When in the Manuel Antonio area, the national park is something you must see while you are here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I pack for a trip to Costa Rica?
Essentials include lightweight clothing, hiking gear, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. Don’t forget a good pair of walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and any necessary medications.What activities are family-friendly in Costa Rica?
Costa Rica is perfect for families! Enjoy activities like zip-lining, wildlife spotting in national parks, volcano tours, snorkeling, and gentle river rafting suitable for various age groups.What's the currency in Costa Rica?
The official currency is the Costa Rican colón (CRC), but USD is widely accepted in tourist areas. ATMs are available in cities and towns, allowing for easy currency exchange.Is it easy to get around Costa Rica?
Costa Rica has a well-connected transportation system. Buses, shuttles, rental cars, and domestic flights are available. Roads in rural areas might be less developed, so plan accordingly.What's the voltage and plug type in Costa Rica?
The standard voltage is 120V, and the plug types are A and B, similar to those used in the United States and Canada.
