Sarapiqui River
Originating from clear mountain streams, the Sarapiqui River runs from the Central Mountain Range just north of San Jose to the San Marcos River which runs along the shared border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The river is considered a national monument because of the vital service it provided in transporting arms, goods and soldiers in the 1856 war against the filibusters.
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In a tropical wet forest environment, the crystal water river travels along green pastures and farmland, lush vegetation of towering trees, vines and flowers, cascading mountains and the La Selva Biological Reserve, a scene that is worth at least 1,000 words. This environment is the habitat to several different species of monkeys, sloths, crocodiles, river turtles, iguanas, toucans, hummingbirds, woodpeckers and much more.
The fantastic setting also makes the Sarapiqui a great river for white water rafting. The moderate class III rapids are ideal for novices and families. A rafting trip on this river is a perfect balance of excitement and relaxation, as there is plenty of opportunity for wildlife viewing on the calm stretches between rapids.
Moments to look forward to
All-In-One Magical Family Vacation
One Day Adventure Combo
A Family Adventure—Volcanoes to Beaches
Whitewater Rafting Class III - IV at Sarapiqui River
An Adventure Family Vacation to Remember
Whitewater Rafting Class II - III at Sarapiqui River
An Adventure-Packed Family Reunion
Rafting Sarapiqui River Class III-IV
A Sun-Filled Tropical Vacation for Four
Sarapiqui River Rafting
