Your trip begins with a 30-minute 4x4 drive into the tropical rainforest outside the town of La Fortuna, in the shadow of the Arenal Volcano.

You will trek through the forest on magical trails that lead to some of the most spectacular waterfalls in Costa Rica, a place very few people get to experience. Along the way you will have the chance to discover the secrets that lie hidden deep within the canyon.

From the first waterfall you will rappel down from the top into the beautiful and pristine canyon below. The adventure includes four rappels, three of which are along waterfalls, and one dry rock face. Then just a short trek out of the canyon, jump in the vehicles and head back to the base camp.

The Ultimate Waterfall Adventure

4X4 drive into the rainforest Rappel down cascading waterfalls Trek through a magical canyon See monkeys, sloths, parrots, and more... Lunch served at the base camp Rate: $85.00 per person
Come experience the Magic of the Rainforest! The Adventure of a Lifetime!
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Recommended Hotels

	Fonda Vela is the closest hotel within walking distance to the famous Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Situated on a 35 acre farm, surrounded by virgin rain forests, lush green fields and exotic birds, Fonda Vela provides a nurturing experience to all those who visit. The lodge offers spacious rooms with private bathrooms and hot water, and a restaurant specializing in home style and international cuisine with ingredients from the organic garden.
	Chachagua Rain Forest Lodge is located just 2 1/2 hours north of San Jose and makes an ideal base from which to explore both rain forest trails and Arenal Volcano. Each comfortable suite has private hot water bath, ceiling fan and porch area. Part of the property is a working ranch which visitors are encouraged to explore on foot or horseback.
	Arenal Observatory Lodge is surrounded by densely forested private reserves and offers a majestic view of the Arenal Volcano. Closest to the volcano, this rustic lodge was originally built for the Smithsonian Institute and University of Costa Rica scientists. The dining room and outside terrace face the volcano's southwest slope, dark with recent lava spills.
	Linda Vista del Norte (Arenal Volcano)