Safari Float, Fortuna Waterfall and Typical lunch

Tour was fantastic. Recommend this tour. Saw lots animals, birds, monkeys. River was beautiful. Guides were perfect.

This was so much fun! We saw lots of animals on our safari tour; monkeys, cayman, owls, iguanas, turtles, toucans! Hector and Roy were very knowledgeable, I was on Hectors boat and he had the best stories! The farm lunch after was so delicious and a true authentic local experience. I was surprised there was some turquoise colored water here because I hadn’t seen any in the pictures. The pool under the waterfall was pretty cold but it was a little warmer the further away from the waterfall you go.

Green vacation was our tour agency We booked through Viator The float was relaxing and fun Great way to spur the birds and monkeys. Waterfall was stunning The guides are very knowledgeable, spoke fluent English, were very nice and helpful. The snack and local lunch were very good too

Went with our young kids. Our guide Roy was super knowledgable and made the trip really fun. We spotted monkeys, lizards, a toucan and a lot more. Waterfall was beautiful. Water very cold but refreshing.

It was a wonderful trip down the river. We saw many animals and learned a lot about the community, the native people, and their customs. We also enjoyed interacting with the guides (Carlos & Hector) and the monkies along the river. The trip down to the Falls was also great. Lunch was a real treat. Great guides.

Roy was fantastic on the float Safari and found many creatures that we would have missed. He spoke fantastic English and was an incredible guide for the day. He made it fun and interesting. He is a great guide and you should be proud to have him.

We had a great time with our very polite driver, Hector, and our extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and fun guide, Fabrizio. We were picked up from our hotel in La Fortuna for this private tour with just our family of three, then drove to the raft launch. We floated and paddled down a moving river and saw several birds (Kingfisher, yellow belly flycatcher, heron, and a bare-throated tiger heron that was eating a fish), a Howler monkey troop with at least 6 monkeys, 2 river otters, and a sloth that moved. Fabrizio also pointed out several reptiles like 2 iguana and a Basilisk lizard. We finished the float and went to a local family farm for an incredible snack on plantains, cheese, yucca bread, and juice before heading to the La Fortuna Waterfall. The family farm was 100% farm-to-table and everyone was very friendly. At La Fortuna waterfall, Fabrizio kindly took a few family photos for us, gave us instructions for the rest of the day, then connected us with our next guide, Erica. Erica had a group of 6 and we joined that group for the waterfall and lunch. Erica was also very knowledgeable and shared many facts about Costa Rica and the La Fortuna Waterfall. The waterfall was magnificent, the water was cold and there were about 400-500 stairs down and back up. We had about an hour to swim and marvel at the waterfall, then a chance to change to dry clothes. We went to lunch about ten minutes away and it was delicious. This was one of the best days of out trip. We really felt like we got to see authentic Tico life and experience the Pura Vida. I would request our guides again.