White Water Rafting Naranjo River (Class 3 - 4)
Conquer the Naranjo River – Class III-IV White Water Rafting in Costa Rica
Get ready for an unforgettable white water rafting adventure on Costa Rica's Naranjo River. Set in the lush rainforests of Manuel Antonio, the Naranjo River offers a thrilling ride with Class 3 and 4 rapids, making it an ideal challenge for both beginners and experienced rafters.
Your journey kicks off with a scenic drive through verdant jungle landscapes, where you'll be surrounded by the vibrant beauty of Costa Rica's rainforests. Towering trees, dense foliage, and cascading waterfalls will provide the perfect backdrop as you head toward the river.
Upon reaching the Naranjo River, you'll be given a comprehensive safety briefing and rafting instructions from our expert guides, who will ensure you're ready for the adventure ahead. After gearing up with your safety equipment, you'll board your raft and set off on an exhilarating ride through the river’s exciting rapids.
As you navigate the river's twists, turns, and thrilling rapids, the rush of adrenaline will take over. You'll tackle fast-moving water and exhilarating drops, all while being surrounded by the stunning beauty of the rainforest. Keep an eye out for wildlife sightings, such as tropical birds, curious monkeys, and maybe even a sloth hanging in the trees.
Under the guidance of our professional rafting guides, you'll safely navigate the Naranjo's challenging rapids, ensuring a fun and exciting experience for everyone on board. Whether you're a seasoned rafter looking for a challenge or a first-timer eager for some excitement, this adventure offers something for everyone.
Afterward, relax and recharge with a delicious meal featuring traditional Costa Rican cuisine, served in the peaceful surroundings of the rainforest. Reflect on your rafting adventure and the memories of conquering the powerful rapids of the Naranjo River.
Join us for an unforgettable White Water Rafting Tour on the Naranjo River and experience the thrill of adventure, the beauty of Costa Rica's landscapes, and the excitement of rafting in one of the most stunning locations in the world. This tour guarantees an exhilarating journey with lasting memories for adventurers of all levels.
Why Choose the Naranjo River?
This is Costa Rica’s Ultimate Rafting Rush
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🌊 Class III & IV Rapids: Big drops, fast water, sharp turns
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🌴 Stunning Jungle Scenery: Ride through lush rainforest & deep canyons
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🧗 Perfect for Active Travelers: A must-do adventure in Manuel Antonio
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👨✈️ Expert Local Guides: Certified, bilingual, and focused on safety
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🐒 Wildlife Along the River: Spot monkeys, toucans, and more
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Duration: 4 hours
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Included: Round-trip transportation from your hotel to the park, professional rafting guides, certified rafting gear, and light snacks during the river excursion.
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Cost: US $95 per person (fees and taxes included)
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Availability: 7:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Things to Bring: Sunscreen, a camera, and comfortable attire
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Private tours can be arranged upon request.
💦 FAQ – White Water Rafting Naranjo River
1. Is rafting on the Naranjo River safe?
Yes! While the rapids are challenging, our certified guides provide full instruction and use top-tier safety equipment. It's safe for healthy participants over 12 years old.
2. Do I need rafting experience for this tour?
No prior experience is required, but the tour is best suited for those with moderate fitness and a taste for adventure.
3. When is the best time to raft the Naranjo River?
The river is best from May through November, during the rainy season when the rapids are more intense and thrilling.
4. How long is the rafting portion of the tour?
You’ll spend around 1.5 to 2 hours on the river, with an additional hour for transport, briefing, and snacks.
5. Can I bring a camera or phone?
Phones aren’t recommended during rafting unless waterproof and secured. GoPros are great if mounted safely.
6. Where does the tour start and end?
We provide door-to-door transportation from most hotels in Quepos and Manuel Antonio. The start and finish points are conveniently located near the Naranjo River.
