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Guides, local secrets and tips written by the team that flies the forest every day.
December opens the dry season in Guanacaste: sunny days near 32 °C, almost no rain, breezy afternoons and 5:25 pm sunsets. It is also the start of high season. Here is how to plan a Christmas trip to Tamarindo, from the team that flies the forest every day.
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Yes, kids can zipline in Costa Rica — ours start at age 2, riding tandem with a certified guide. Here is everything parents ask us before booking.
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Beaches, surf, wildlife and jungle adrenaline: a local operator's honest guide to filling every day of your Tamarindo vacation.
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Solo quad or side-by-side buggy? An honest comparison from the team that runs both, so you book the right off-road tour the first time.
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Shoes, clothes, cameras, glasses — what works, what doesn't, and what we wish every guest knew before their zipline tour.
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Golden light, cooler air, the forest waking up for the night — what makes the sunset canopy tour our guides' favorite shift.
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Double cables, daily inspections, certified guides — how modern canopy tours actually work, and the questions you should ask any operator.
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Our cables cross a forest that shades one of Guanacaste's most important water sources. Here is the story of why this land stays wild.
Read article →Ziplines, ATVs, sunset flights and family adventures in one protected forest. Spots sell out in high season.