This adventure is class 1 and 2. Tiny adrenaline doses can be obtained while traveling over small rapids. It is a natural wonder with a perfectly matched velocity, and you will enjoy both swift and peaceful waters. In reality, you can swim or rest at several locations along the river.

The temperature of the water is neither frigid nor hot. Even if the climate is rainy, this environment is known as a “dry jungle,” so the weather will always be at least mild.

Because the people in Costa Rica are so friendly and hospitable, they feel an innate sense of responsibility toward their visitors. You won’t need to be concerned about your safety in the majority of locations.

Despite accounting for only 0.3 percent of the total land mass on the planet, Costa Rica is frequently cited as having the highest number of species that can be found in a given area anywhere in the world. This is due to the fact that the country is home to 4% of the total species found across the globe. The government of Costa Rica has designated approximately one-fourth of the land as protected areas (such as national parks and wildlife refuges) in order to ensure the survival of the country’s abundant plant and animal life. This action was taken as part of an effort to preserve the picture-perfect tropical setting that the country is known for. In addition, Costa Rica is home to a large number of volcanoes, both active and inactive, that have been preserved as national parks throughout the country.