Guided
Tour Price List
| Over
the Mountain Loop Tour – 4 hrs -
$110/pp |
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tour takes us over the mountains
behind us to Pejibaye with incredible
mountain, jungle and ocean views
from 4,000 ft (1,200 m) above sea
level. We continue down the back
side of the mountain and travel
through many small mountain villages.
We ride a short distance on paved
road then stop in the town of Pejibaye
for a quick snack and cold beverages.
We then continue to the town of
Zapote and cross back over the mountains
where we stop once more for a short
waterfall swim. |
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- $30
additional if 2 people on one
ATV
- Children
10 and under free riding with
parent
- Lunch
NOT included.
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| Tucan
Bar Tour – 6 hours - $130/pp (lunch
included) |
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This
tour takes us over the mountains
behind us, again with many beautiful
sights. We are traveling about
4,000 ft (1,200 m) above sea level,
in the clouds, through small villages
and a stop at the rustic Tucan
Bar located in the middle of the
mountains. This tour has many
spectacular photo opportunities
as well as an incredible waterfall.
You are encouraged to take a dip
at the waterfall and cool off. |
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- This
is the favorite tour of past
clients
- Lunch
INCLUDED
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| Boruca
Indian Village Tour – 8/9 hours
- $180/pp (lunch included) |
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| This
tour starts the same as the Tucan
Bar Tour, but continues past the
Tucan Bar over two more mountain
ranges to the Boruca Indian Village
where you can enjoy local cuisine
as well as shop for many of the
local crafts such as hand carved
decorative masks that you see in
many gift shops across Costa Rica. |
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NOTE: The
Boruca Indigenous Reserve is home
to approximately 2,000 native
Costa Ricans. The area is remote,
with almost inaccessible roads.
The Boruca practice subsistence
farming, and the only cash influx
comes from the sale of their folk
art.
The Boruca are the only indigenous
people in Costa Rica that still
maintain their Pre-Columbian weaving
techniques. They continue to cultivate
two types of cotton - white cotton
(native) and a light brown cotton
called tecolote. The Boruca have
retained their knowledge of natural
dyes, and the women weave on a
backstrap loom. Historically,
women wove their traditional striped
skirts (mantas) and mens belts,
but now they only weave small
bags in simple striped patterns.
The Boruca are also known for
their carved balsa wood masks
and their hand-carved gourds which
function as decorative household
utensils. |
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| San
Vito Overnight Excursion: $425/pp (4
meals included) |
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Day
1: We travel to the
Boruca Indigenous Reserve for
lunch, continue down the mountain,
refuel, and then cross the Pan
American Highway. Next we will
continue up the Pitier Mountain
Range to the town of San Vito
and check into one of the local
hotels, have dinner and enjoy
the San Vito nightlife and hospitality.
Day
2: Travel cross country
to a hot spring for a relaxing
swim and make our way back,
stopping for many incredible
photo opportunities.
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- This
is an extreme adventure as we
cross many rivers and mountains
- Total
riding time is 6 to 7 hours
per day
- Lunch
and dinner are included in Day
1
- Breakfast
and lunch included in Day 2
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Air
Boat Tour – 3 hours - $75/pp
(minimum
4 paying customers. Children 10 and under
free) |
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| The
first air boat tour company in the
region. We are the experienced guides
in the region!
An
incredibly enjoyable tour that
starts at the mouth of the Terraba
River and cruises through the
miles of mangroves enjoying outstanding
views and nature at its prime
state. On this tour you will see
many different species of birds,
monkeys, crocodiles, etc. |
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Get
more information on these exciting tours today!
E-Mail: info@trestucanes.com
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