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Thrilling Zipline Canopy & Horseback Riding Combo in Sarapiqui, Costa Rica - San Jose

Thrilling Zipline Canopy & Horseback Riding Combo in Sarapiqui, Costa Rica

Sarapiquimoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for those with moderate fitness: upper body strength needed for ziplining and core stability for horseback riding.

Overview

Experience Sarapiqui’s wild rainforest with a private combo tour pairing an exhilarating nine-line zipline canopy adventure and a relaxed horseback ride through tropical forest trails. This tour from San Jose brings you close to Costa Rica’s lush landscapes with expert guides and doorstep pickup.

Thrilling Zipline Canopy & Horseback Riding Combo in Sarapiqui, Costa Rica

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Emerging from the early morning mist of San Jose, your private transport embarks on a winding 90-minute journey northeast toward the Sarapiqui region—an untamed swath of rainforest that dares you to test your limits. This dual-adventure combo marries adrenaline and tranquility, starting with a zipline canopy tour that threads through one of Costa Rica's lushest landscapes before settling into a spirited horseback ride along jungle trails.

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Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

Secure footwear with good grip protects your feet during both ziplining and horseback riding on diverse terrain.

Bring a waterproof layer

Frequent rainforest showers can catch you off guard—packing a lightweight rain jacket ensures comfort throughout your journey.

Stay hydrated throughout the day

Tropical humidity combined with physical activity demands consistent water intake, so carry a refillable bottle.

Book morning departures

Early starts offer cooler temperatures and better wildlife sightings during the horseback ride.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Howler monkeys echoing through the canopy
  • Resplendent quetzals, elusive and brightly colored

History

Sarapiqui has long been a corridor for indigenous peoples and later agricultural settlers, with its fertile lands sustaining local communities for centuries.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes minimal environmental impact, supporting local guides aware of sensitive habitats and encouraging visitors to respect wildlife and plant life.

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Recommended Gear

Closed-toe hiking shoes

Essential

Protects feet on zipline platforms and equestrian trails.

Lightweight rain jacket

Essential

spring specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Keeps you hydrated in humid tropical conditions.

Sun hat or cap

Provides sun protection during exposed trail sections.

summer specific