Hiking, Walking, or Bushwhacking - You Decide
Unimproved trails mean crossing rivers where there are no bridges
Hiking to escape the crowds
Serendipity has permission to enter the wilderness reserve of this private cloud forest, so no disturbance from tourists. You could easily get lost in this dense growth, and appreciate how difficult jungle exploration would have been for our forefathers.
Hiking in solitude. Only you and nature (and your Serendipity guide to be there when you need him)
Hike at a snail's pace
When your vision of hiking is more a vision of what you'll discover -- under a leaf, on a branch, in the canopy above you - then the "hike" becomes more like an immersion. With absolute control over how you are spending this day you can sit still and silent, waiting for animals to cross your path.
Walking through a small town to stock up on local snacks counts as hiking, too
Use your legs like the Costa Ricans do - for shopping
Simply walking through a small town proves interesting. Small shops and open air fruit and vegetable stands are a way of life in most of Costa Rica. Cars and bet up old pickups are parked alongside horses on market days.
When you hike along side your pack horses you know you are in for a true wilderness adventure
Hiking-Paddling-Swimming-Camping
Costa Rica's true frontiers are the mountain jungles, inhabited by people who speak no Spanish much less English. The whole route takes 4 days, 6 guides, 2 4x4's, and 7 pack horses. Ask us about the Cabecar Trail.
When you want to see the world from above the clouds - climb a volcano
Ascend and enjoy the ever-changing view around you
With 19 volcanoes, most of which have been active within the last 100 years, there's always someplace we can rise above the clouds and breathe air so pure it smells sweet.
You sort of wonder if there are Greek gods up here with you.
It's time to call us.