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Spend a private day moving from rainforest trails to playful rapids and a hands-on chocolate tasting in the Tenorio region. This combo tour pairs horseback riding and Class I–II tubing with local cacao traditions for a varied, active Costa Rican experience.
Spend a private day moving from rainforest trails to playful rapids and a hands-on chocolate tasting in the Tenorio region. This combo tour pairs horseback riding and Class I–II tubing with local cacao traditions for a varied, active Costa Rican experience.
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You step off the shuttle into humid air that smells of wet earth and cacao—rainforest closing behind you as the Blue River hisses in the background. Guides fit you with a life jacket and a helmet; horses stamp softly, waiting to lead the first leg along narrow jungle tracks. The day moves from slow, rhythmic riding through Tenorio’s forest to the sudden rush of Class I–II rapids where clear water dares you to laugh and paddle with the current.
moderate.
6–7 hours.
Moderate — comfortable walking, mounting a horse, and handling a short river float; some mobility and basic swimming comfort helpful
Yes — the route is rated Class I–II with guided runs suited to beginners; guides provide safety gear and instructions before launching.
The tour typically includes hotel pickup/drop-off, bottled water, lunch, trained guides, equipment for tubing, and the chocolate-tasting experience.
Children may join but must be accompanied by an adult; child pricing and minimums apply and the operator enforces safety rules—check specific age guidelines when booking.
Yes — bring local currency for incidental fees or tipping; some guests may need cash for additional transport surcharges from certain hotels.
The Tenorio area’s volcanic soils and local farming traditions shaped both the river systems and small-scale cacao cultivation; cacao has been grown in Costa Rica for generations and remains part of rural livelihoods here.
Stay on marked trails and avoid feeding wildlife; operators emphasize sustainable practices and low-impact visits to protect river clarity and local biodiversity.
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