Arenal Eco Expedition
Adventure and ecotourism in the Arenal Volcano Ecological Park, designed to offer a 360 experience in the impressive volcanic nature of Costa Rica.
We begin with a guided hike to the majestic Arenal Volcano and the lava flows of 1968 and 2010, exploring the geological history up close.
Then, the expedition includes climbing a tree or Tree Climbing and we end with an hour of recreation in the Tabacón Lagoon, where you can choose between activities such as Kayak, Paddle board, Sport fishing, Monkey Splash Tarzan swing or relax among our gardens with a view of the Volcano. We include transportation to and from La Fortuna, hydration and snacks.
Description
Scale your next adventure at PEVA PARK!
Enjoy contact with nature in a wonderful park, on the Arenal Volcano.
Walk the jungle trails with one of our guides, visit the lava flows from 2010, 1968 and 1535 and relax in the water activities of Laguna Tabacón, where you will have kayaks, paddle boards and swimming vests.
If you like heights and adrenaline, our Tree Climbing will be perfect for you, you will be able to climb and have the best views of the volcano and our park when you reach the highest tree park.
Explore the forest-covered trails and discover the diversity of nature, jump off the Tarzan Swing, you will find our picnic area so you can enjoy a special day in our park with your friends or family.
Hours: Monday to Sunday, with Tours at 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Minimum age: 8 years.
What does it include?
Transportation to and from La Fortuna.
Entrance to the volcanic lava trails.
Tour along trails in the middle of the jungle.
Pro Guide.
Guided Tree Climbing.
PEVA Day Pass entry.
I use picnic areas.
Tarzan Swing.
Monkey Splash.
Kayaks, Paddle Board or Sport Fishing (1 hour per person).
Vests for swimming in Laguna Tabacón.
Snacks and hydration.
Use of lockers, toilets, showers, dressing rooms.
What to bring?
Walking shoes.
Repellent.
Sunscreen and cap.
Swimming clothes and change clothes.
No available dates.
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