La Fortuna’s workshops and classes pack a powerful punch for travelers seeking hands-on experiences. This Costa Rican hub delivers two standout options: thrilling white-water rafting sessions (from gentle Class II to challenging Class IV rapids) and authentic cooking classes where you’ll work alongside locals to create traditional dishes.
I’m particularly fond of the combo tours – they’re efficient and well-organized, letting you experience both rafting and ziplining in one go. The small-group format means personal attention, and guides consistently maintain high safety standards.
Below you’ll find a curated selection of La Fortuna’s most worthwhile workshops and classes.
Good To Know
- White water rafting classes and tours in La Fortuna offer experiences ranging from beginner-friendly to advanced, with safety gear and guides provided.
- Cooking classes in La Fortuna provide immersive, hands-on learning about traditional Costa Rican cuisine, often with farm-to-table and cultural components.
- Combination tours in La Fortuna allow visitors to experience multiple activities like rafting, ziplining, and cultural dance lessons in a single day.
- Wildlife and scenic tours in La Fortuna offer opportunities to spot sloths, monkeys, and toucans, as well as explore lush rainforest landscapes.
- La Fortuna’s workshops and classes prioritize accessibility, safety, and inclusivity, with accommodations for families, individuals with disabilities, and varying fitness levels.
White Water Rafting Class II & III in the AFTERNOON
Adrenaline-seekers can enjoy a thrilling white water rafting adventure down the Class II and III rapids of the La Fortuna river in the afternoon. This 1-hour experience is suitable for families and first-time rafters, with no prior experience needed.
The tour includes transportation, fresh fruit, beer, an experienced guide, and photos to capture the memories. The rapids provide an exhilarating challenge, while the picturesque scenery and wildlife sightings, like spotting a sloth, make for a truly memorable experience.
Reviewers praise the fun and engaging guides who prioritize safety, making it a great option for non-swimmers as well. However, the activity isn’t recommended for those with back problems, pregnant travelers, or those with serious medical conditions.
Priced from $70 per person, this white water rafting excursion offers a flexible booking experience, with a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.
Don’t miss the opportunity to conquer the rapids and soak in the natural beauty of Costa Rica’s La Fortuna region.
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Farm-To-Table Cooking Class
For travelers seeking a more immersive culinary experience in La Fortuna, the Farm-To-Table Cooking Class offers a unique opportunity to learn about local cuisine and Costa Rican culture.
Hosted by local families, the class allows participants to gather seasonal produce, cook in an open wood-fire kitchen, and hear stories about the country’s culinary traditions.
With a maximum group size of 10, the intimate setting provides an interactive and educational experience. Guests can expect to prepare dishes like empanadas, plantain ceviche, and chicken and rice, all made with fresh, organic ingredients sourced directly from the farm.
The class includes both lunch and dinner, as well as gratuities, making it a convenient and cost-effective way to take in the local food scene.
Boasting a 97% recommendation rate and a Badge of Excellence, this cooking class consistently receives positive reviews for its friendly hosts, cultural insights, and delicious meals.
It’s an ideal choice for travelers looking to connect with the community and gain a deeper appreciation for Costa Rican cuisine.
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Whitewater Rafting Sarapiqui Class 3-4 From La Fortuna
Why not experience the thrilling Whitewater Rafting Sarapiquí Class 3-4 adventure from La Fortuna? This highly recommended tour takes you down the Sarapiquí River, navigating 30 rapids like the Terminator and Dos Locos.
With 96% positive reviews and a Badge of Excellence, it’s a must-do activity. The 2-hour river experience is complemented by hotel pickup, a scenic drive, and a hearty Costa Rican lunch.
Certified guides provide safety briefings and equipment, ensuring a thrilling yet secure journey. While not wheelchair accessible and unsuitable for those over 55 or with medical conditions, the tour requires strong physical fitness.
At $83 per person with free cancellation, the tour includes all essentials – transportation, lunch, guides, and safety gear. Reviewers highlight the knowledgeable staff, exciting rapids, and delicious food, though some note smaller lunch portions.
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White Water Rafting Class V
Thrill-seekers looking to conquer the most extreme whitewater in the La Fortuna region will find their match in the White Water Rafting Class V adventure on the Balsa River. This six-mile stretch of nearly non-stop Class V rapids is recommended by 100% of the 61 travelers who’ve experienced it.
However, this tour is suitable for experienced rafters only due to the intensity of the rapids.
The tour includes transportation, lunch, snacks, fruits, and hotel pickup/drop-off from La Fortuna. It starts at 8:30 am with a maximum of 15 travelers per group.
Technical guides and safety kayakers provide support throughout the trip. While not wheelchair accessible, the tour is an unforgettable highlight for many visiting Costa Rica, offering opportunities to spot wildlife, cliff jump, and explore an organic farm with sugar cane processing and moonshine tasting.
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White Water River Rafting Class II-III From La Fortuna-Arenal
Those seeking a thrilling yet manageable whitewater experience can enjoy the White Water River Rafting Class II-III tour from La Fortuna-Arenal.
This 6-hour adventure takes participants down the Balsa River, offering stunning views of Costa Rican plantations and wildlife. The tour includes hotel pickup, a 50-minute drive to the river, and a safety briefing before the 2-hour rafting excursion through Class II and III rapids.
Travelers can expect to spot monkeys, sloths, and toucans during the journey, while enjoying refreshments and a traditional Costa Rican lunch after the rafting.
With a 99% recommendation rate from 464 reviews and a 5.0/5 rating, this tour is suitable for beginners and families, as long as participants are at least 8 years old and in good health.
Participants should dress appropriately and note that the tour may be canceled due to weather or river conditions.
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White Water Rafting – Sarapiqui River Class III-IV
For an exhilarating white water rafting experience, thrill-seekers can enjoy the Class III-IV rapids of the Sarapiqui River near La Fortuna, Costa Rica. This activity, which has a 100% recommendation from 55 reviews, takes rafters through evergreen forests and wildlife habitats.
The river is known for its cleanliness and abundance of migratory birds and other Costa Rican wildlife. Calmer stretches of the river offer opportunities to enjoy the unspoiled scenery.
The experience includes transportation, lunch, fruits, water, and natural juice. Participants will be guided by experienced river guides and a safety kayaker, and all necessary equipment is provided.
Small-group or private tour options are available, with hotel pickup and drop-off if near La Fortuna. Dietary requirements can be accommodated, and a vegetarian option is available.
A moderate physical fitness level is required, and the activity isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those in wheelchairs.
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Whitewater Rafting Class 2-3 Balsa River From La Fortuna
Although the Sarapiqui River offers an exhilarating whitewater rafting experience, adventure-seekers can also explore the Class II and III rapids of the Rio Balsa near La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
This 6-mile (10-km) rafting journey is highly recommended, with 267 reviews and a 4.9 rating. Travelers can expect to navigate lush rainforest terrain while spotting wildlife like birds, butterflies, sloths, and monkeys.
The experience begins with a scenic drive to the river, where well-trained, first aid-certified guides provide a safety briefing and necessary gear.
The first half of the journey features challenging Class III rapids, followed by a break for snacks and wildlife viewing. The rafting concludes with a traditional Costa Rican lunch before returning to La Fortuna.
With a maximum group size of 9 and round-trip hotel transportation, this whitewater adventure offers a personalized and safe experience for families and beginners alike.
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White Water Rafting Class II & III
Adrenaline-seeking travelers can embark on an exhilarating white water rafting adventure along the Class II and III rapids of the Rio Balsa near La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
This highly-rated activity combines the thrills of white-water rafting with a unique cultural experience, including a hike on an organic farm, tours of coffee and chocolate production, and the chance to spot wildlife like sloths and iguanas.
The adventure starts at 9 AM and lasts around half a day, with transportation, lunch, and photos included in the starting price of $65 per person.
With 571 reviews and a 100% recommendation rate, this tour is praised for its professional and knowledgeable guides, who prioritize safety while ensuring an unforgettable experience.
The activity is suitable for travelers aged 6 to 70, though those with back problems, pregnant women, or serious medical conditions should avoid it.
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White Water Rafting Class III & IV
This thrilling white water rafting adventure takes adventurers on a heart-pounding journey through Class III and IV rapids along the upper Balsa River near La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
With 955 reviews and a 99% traveler recommendation, this half-day tour offers an adrenaline-fueled experience amidst the country’s stunning natural beauty. The adventure includes round-trip transfers, an authentic lunch, handmade sugar cane juice, and opportunities to spot local wildlife.
The tour has a maximum of 15 travelers and doesn’t include gratuities. It’s not recommended for pregnant individuals, those with back problems, heart issues, or serious medical conditions. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and a moderate fitness level is required.
Confirmation is provided at booking, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience. Travelers consistently praise the knowledgeable and friendly guides, safety measures, and enjoyable meals, with some noting the rapids could be tamer than expected, but overall satisfaction remains high.
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The Fortune of San Carlos Cooking Lesson (Feb )
One of the most popular cooking experiences in La Fortuna is the El Fogón de Chela Cooking Class. Located in San Francisco, this class offers travelers a unique opportunity to learn traditional Costa Rican cooking from local grandmother, Dona Chela.
With 89 reviews and a 100% recommendation rate, the class has earned a Badge of Excellence for its exceptional experience.
During the class, participants get hands-on with ingredients from Chela’s garden, cooking on a wood-fired stove to prepare a typical Costa Rican “married” meal. The menu includes rice, fried beans, salad, Picadillo, and a meat or vegetarian option, all served with warm tortillas.
Priced from $55 per person, the class includes dinner and a natural drink, with private transportation available.
Guests praise the warmth and hospitality of Chela and her team, as well as the quality of the food and the cultural insights shared. Families especially enjoy the interactive nature of the class, making it a highlight of their trip to La Fortuna.
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Upper Balsa River White Water Rafting Class 3/4 in Costa Rica
For those seeking an exhilarating white-water adventure in La Fortuna, the Upper Balsa River rafting experience delivers thrilling Class III and IV rapids along a 9-mile (15 km) stretch.
This highly-rated tour, with a 99% recommendation from travelers, takes rafters through the lush rainforest, offering swim breaks and a traditional Costa Rican lunch.
The tour includes transportation, equipment, and a knowledgeable guide who’ll navigate the challenging waters. Adventurers can expect to spot wildlife and enjoy the stunning natural scenery while paddling.
Post-rafting, participants can relax and savor a Casado, a local dish of rice, beans, plantains, salad, and optional protein.
With a badge of excellence, this full-day activity is a must for adrenaline-seekers visiting La Fortuna.
However, it’s important to note that a strong fitness level is required, and the tour isn’t suitable for those with back problems, pregnant travelers, or those with serious medical conditions.
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Sarapiqui River White Water Rafting Class IV
Seeking an even more thrilling white-water adventure, adventurers can explore the Sarapiqui River’s Class IV rapids. This extreme rafting experience boasts an impressive 731 reviews, with 99% of travelers recommending it. The adventure includes not just Class III and IV rapids, but also the opportunity to spot wildlife like spider monkeys, sloths, and toucans.
The all-inclusive tour provides transportation, snacks, drinks, and lunch. Guests will meet at the Arenal Rafting office in La Fortuna, Costa Rica. The tour includes a professional guide, lunch, and pickup service for hotels more than 6 km away.
Participants should wear comfortable clothes, secure shoes, and bring changing clothes. Pickup times are strict, with guides waiting only 5 minutes after the scheduled time.
This activity isn’t recommended for those with certain medical conditions, and a strong level of physical fitness is required. However, with an average 5-star rating and praised by guests as a highlight of their Costa Rican trip, this white-water rafting adventure promises an unforgettable experience.
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Full Day Class II-III Rafting and Zipline Tour From La Fortuna-Arenal
Adventurers seeking a thrilling combination of white-water rafting and zipline excitement can embark on a full-day adventure in the La Fortuna-Arenal region of Costa Rica.
This highly-rated tour offers a 100% traveler recommendation, featuring Class II and III rapids on the Balsa River and zipline speeds up to 40 mph across 3,200 feet of cable.
After a morning pickup, thrill-seekers can soar through the treetops on a seven-ride zipline course, including a 360-foot ride over a canyon and the longest line above La Fortuna Waterfall.
The action then moves to the Balsa River, where experienced guides provide a safety briefing before tackling the rapids.
Between the adrenaline-fueled activities, participants can enjoy a typical Costa Rican lunch and spot wildlife like sloths, toucans, and monkeys.
With a minimum age of 8 and a maximum group size of 30, this tour caters to families, beginner rafters, and adventure enthusiasts alike.
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Cooking and Salsa Dance Lesson Combo
Travelers to La Fortuna, Costa Rica, can enjoy the local culinary and dance traditions through the Cooking and Salsa Dance Lesson Combo. This highly-rated experience earns a 92% recommendation rate from 61 reviews and a Badge of Excellence.
Groups are capped at 10 for an intimate setting as participants learn to cook traditional Costa Rican dishes like Casado, black beans, and maduros. The dance lessons focus on easy-to-follow steps in Latin styles like salsa, merengue, and bachata.
Transportation, dinner, and an air-conditioned vehicle are included. While communication on pickup times has been an issue for some, most participants praise the friendly instructors and the fun, cultural atmosphere.
Many plan to recreate the dishes at home, underscoring the memorable nature of this immersive experience. For travelers seeking to connect with Costa Rican cuisine and dance, the Cooking and Salsa Dance Lesson Combo is highly recommended.
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Cooking Class “Cook Like a Local” La Fortuna
For travelers seeking an immersive culinary experience in La Fortuna, the Cooking Class “Cook Like a Local” offers an opportunity to learn from a local family and prepare a traditional Costa Rican meal.
Rated 4.3 out of 5 with an Excellence badge, the 3-hour class includes hotel pickup, a visit to a garden, and hands-on cooking of the classic “Casado” dish. Participants will also mix a tropical cocktail, “Kiss of the Cacique.”
The class typically ends around 8 PM, and the menu features chicken, rice, beans, and handmade tortillas. While most reviewers praise the fun, engaging experience and delicious food, some report misleading descriptions and limited hands-on involvement.
Priced from $63 per person with free cancellation, the class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for ages 5 and up. After the class, participants receive recipes to recreate the meals at home.
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Balsa River White Water Rafting Class 2/3 in Costa Rica
Although adrenaline-seekers flock to La Fortuna for its renowned Balsa River white water rafting, the class II/III adventure offers more than just thrills. Rated 1,468 reviews with a 99% traveler recommendation, the 6-mile (10 km) rafting experience takes guests through lush jungle, offering opportunities to spot wildlife like monkeys, birds, and sloths.
The tour includes professional guides, transportation, equipment, safety briefing, and a traditional Costa Rican lunch. Recommended attire is comfortable clothes and water shoes.
While the minimum age is 5 and maximum weight is 220 pounds, the activity isn’t suitable for those with back problems, pregnant individuals, or those with serious medical conditions.
Guests praise the organization, safety measures, and engaging guides, who create a fun atmosphere while ensuring safety.
With tour costs starting at $68 and free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience, the Balsa River white water rafting is an exhilarating and well-rounded adventure in La Fortuna.
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3-Course Cooking Class
The 3-Course Tropical Fusion Cooking Class in La Fortuna offers an immersive culinary experience amidst the stunning backdrop of the Arenal Volcano.
Designed for all skill levels, the class provides hands-on instruction or observation, allowing participants to learn valuable cooking tips from the friendly chef.
The menu highlights local flavors, including ceviche, patacones, and a cashew-encrusted seabass with a spicy mango sauce. Guests can also indulge in Costa Rican-style mojitos, as well as unlimited wine, beer, and tropical drinks.
The class accommodates a maximum of 8 travelers, ensuring a personalized and interactive experience.
With an impressive 95% recommendation rate from previous participants, this 3-course cooking class is an excellent way to take in the vibrant culinary culture of Costa Rica while enjoying the scenic views of the Arenal Volcano and spotting toucans.
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Pura Vida Cooking Class in La Fortuna (From Farm to Table)
Travelers seeking an immersive culinary experience can partake in the Pura Vida Cooking Class in La Fortuna, Costa Rica. This half-day activity boasts a 100% recommendation rate from 42 reviews and a 5.0 rating on Viator and Tripadvisor. Priced at $99.44 per person with a lowest price guarantee, the class includes a farm tour, traditional Costa Rican cooking lessons, and a shared meal.
During the class, participants explore a working farm to gather fresh ingredients before heading to the kitchen to prepare Gallo Pinto, Annatto Chicken, and other local specialties. Knowledgeable guides provide insightful commentary, enhancing the educational aspect.
Families appreciate the opportunity for children to practice language skills and learn new cooking techniques. Shared meals foster connections with fellow travelers, contributing to a memorable experience.
The class accommodates dietary restrictions and has a minimum group size of two. With free cancellation up to 24 hours prior, the Pura Vida Cooking Class offers a flexible, authentic farm-to-table experience in the heart of La Fortuna.
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White-Water River Rafting on Class Iii/Iv Rapids With Lunch (Feb )
For those seeking a thrilling outdoor adventure, the White-Water River Rafting on Class III/IV Rapids With Lunch tour in Arenal is an excellent choice. Offered by Arenal White Water Rafting, this 8-mile excursion on the Arenal River provides an adrenaline-filled experience suitable for beginners and experienced rafters alike.
The tour includes hotel transfers, snacks, a delicious lunch at a nearby monkey park, and a professional local guide. Participants will have the opportunity to paddle through Class III and IV rapids, seeing the stunning jungle scenery.
With a 100% recommendation rate from 22 reviewers and a Badge of Excellence, this activity is highly regarded by travelers.
However, it’s important to note that the tour has specific health requirements, as it’s not suitable for those with back problems, heart issues, or pregnant individuals. A strong level of physical fitness is also necessary.
The tour accommodates a maximum of 1 traveler and is priced at $97.00 per person.
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White Water Rafting Class 4 With Lunch – Arenal Tours
This thrilling White Water Rafting Class 4 With Lunch experience from Arenal Tours takes adventurous travelers on an adrenaline-filled journey down the Sarapiqui River in La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
The full-day tour is recommended for strong swimmers with rafting experience, with a maximum group size of 15 participants. Participants will receive round-trip hotel transfers, safety gear, a local lunch, snacks, and bottled water.
The river features Class 4 rapids, offering an exciting challenge for experienced rafters. A full safety briefing is provided before the adventure begins.
The tour isn’t recommended for individuals with back problems, heart issues, or serious medical conditions, and pregnant travelers and children under 13 aren’t allowed. Proper water shoes or secure footwear is required, and a high level of physical fitness is necessary.
After the rafting, participants can refuel with a tasty local lunch and have the opportunity to purchase photos of their experience.
With a 5.0 rating and 100% recommendation rate, this tour provides a thrilling and scenic way to explore the natural beauty of Costa Rica.
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Rafting Class 2-3 Sarapiqui AFTERNOON Trip
Although the earlier White Water Rafting Class 4 experience may appeal to more seasoned adventurers, the Rafting Class 2-3 Sarapiqui AFTERNOON Trip offers an exciting and accessible option for those seeking a thrilling yet manageable journey down the Sarapiqui River in La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
With a badge of excellence and 93% recommendation from 27 reviews, this Class 2-3 rafting adventure delivers an adrenaline-fueled experience for small groups of up to six participants. Guided by experts who provide comprehensive instruction, the trip includes a snack of a delicious Costa Rican wrap served after the exhilarating ride.
Departing at 12:00 PM, this afternoon excursion is ideal for those with morning plans. Wheelchair and stroller accessible, with service animals allowed, the activity caters to a range of abilities, though it’s not recommended for those with certain medical conditions.
At €88.50 per person, this rafting experience provides an excellent value, with a lowest price guarantee.
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Costa Rican Cooking Class in a Family Home, La Fortuna (Feb )
Recommended by 97% of travelers, the Costa Rican Cooking Class in a Family Home in La Fortuna offers a unique culture experience.
This hands-on cooking class takes participants on a tour of an organic garden before teaching them to prepare traditional dishes like marinated shredded chicken and rice, as well as typical desserts and mojitos.
The menu includes a main dish of chicken rice with a special marinade, vegetables, and spices, along with organic fruit honeys for dessert. Participants will prepare their own lunch and enjoy it together, enhancing the experience of Costa Rican hospitality.
The class is held Monday through Sunday from 4 PM to 7 PM, with a maximum of 10 travelers per session.
The experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and service animals are allowed. It’s also conveniently located near public transportation.
With an overall rating of 4.9 from 34 reviews, the class is highly recommended for couples and families seeking an authentic taste of Costa Rican culture.
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Ceviche & Empanadas Cooking Class
The Ceviche & Empanadas Cooking Class in La Fortuna, Costa Rica, provides an immersive culinary experience for travelers seeking to learn the art of preparing traditional Costa Rican dishes.
Led by Chef Scott, this 5-star rated class accommodates a maximum of 12 participants, ensuring personalized attention. Guests start the day at 10 AM, gathering at the Costa Rica Cooking location before learning to make empanadas, ceviche, and the iconic Costa Rican mojito.
During the hands-on session, they’ll also prepare a decadent dessert of chocolate plantains flambeé. Included in the experience are a full lunch of the dishes created, as well as unlimited beverages.
Participants consistently praise the class for its fun atmosphere, stunning views, and the opportunity to develop new cooking skills suitable for various diets.
With free hotel transportation and a flexible cancellation policy, this class is a must-do activity for anyone visiting the La Fortuna region.
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Private Cooking Class in Organic Farm at La Fortuna
What better way to take in Costa Rican cuisine than through a private cooking class at Finca Paraíso Orgánico in La Fortuna?
This highly-rated experience offers travelers a chance to engage in a guided farm tour and prepare a typical Costa Rican dinner. With a 100% recommendation rate from 29 reviews, this class emphasizes learning about organic farming practices and local ingredients.
The menu highlights homemade tortillas, picadillos, and chicken rice, all prepared with fresh produce gathered from the farm. Participants will enjoy a hands-on cooking experience, learning to craft a full Costa Rican dinner.
The class is priced at $75 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Consistently praised for its welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable hosts, this class provides a unique opportunity to connect with sustainable food practices while exploring the flavors of Costa Rica.
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Extreme Combo, Gravity Falls Jumping and Rafting Class 2-3
Adventurous travelers visiting La Fortuna can embark on the Extreme Combo, Gravity Falls Jumping and Rafting Class 2-3, a full-day tour that combines thrilling outdoor activities.
The tour features rappelling down a 140-foot waterfall, cliff jumping, and river rafting along Class 2-3 rapids. Led by professional guides, you will enjoy a combination of canyoning, rappelling, and river tracing throughout the day.
The tour includes lunch, snacks, and the option to purchase alcoholic drinks. Hotel pickup and drop-off are provided, and the group size is limited to a maximum of 15 travelers.
However, the tour isn’t recommended for those with back problems, heart conditions, or pregnant individuals, as a strong level of physical fitness is required.
With an overall rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars based on 14 reviews, the Extreme Combo tour offers an unforgettable adventure in the stunning natural landscapes of La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Minimum Age Requirement for These Workshops and Classes?
The minimum age requirement for these workshops and classes varies, but most are suitable for participants aged 12 and up. Some activities may have higher age limits or require parental supervision for younger participants.
Do the Classes Provide Vegetarian or Vegan Menu Options?
Many classes cater to dietary preferences, offering vegetarian and vegan menu options. Participants should inquire about the available meal choices when signing up to ensure their needs are accommodated.
Are Transportation and Equipment Included in the Class Prices?
Many classes include transportation and equipment in the price, making it convenient for participants. However, it’s best to check the specific details of each class, as some may have additional fees or require participants to bring their own gear.
Can Participants With Dietary Restrictions or Disabilities Participate?
Yes, participants with dietary restrictions or disabilities can typically participate in the workshops and classes. Most providers accommodate special needs with prior notice, ensuring an inclusive and accessible experience for all.
What Is the Cancellation and Refund Policy for These Workshops and Classes?
The cancellation and refund policy varies across workshops and classes. Generally, participants can receive a full refund if they cancel within a specified timeframe, often 7-14 days prior to the event. Late cancellations may incur partial or no refund.
The Sum Up
La Fortuna offers a variety of exciting workshops and classes to suit different interests. Whether you’re interested in whitewater rafting, farm-to-table cooking, or ceviche and empanadas, there’s something for all. With a range of skill levels and experiences, these activities provide an immersive and memorable way to explore the natural beauty and cultural richness of the region.