You’ll wind through jungle trails on an ATV with a local guide at Diamante Eco Adventure Park in Guanacaste, catching glimpses of the Pacific and stopping to soak it all in. Expect earthy smells, salty breezes, and plenty of laughs along the way—a day you’ll remember every time you see red dust on your shoes.
We kicked up dust as soon as we rolled out from Diamante Eco Adventure Park—honestly, I was a little nervous about the ATV at first. Our guide, Diego, grinned and did this thumbs-up thing before leading us onto the trail. The engine’s hum got swallowed up by the jungle sounds—birds yelling somewhere overhead, leaves brushing against my arms. I could smell wet earth and that sharp green scent you only get in Costa Rica after it rains. Didn’t expect to laugh so much trying to steer around a slow iguana (he won that round).
The path wound higher than I’d guessed—one minute we were in thick shade, then suddenly it opened up and there was the Pacific, all blue and weirdly calm. Diego pointed out Playa Matapalo down below; he said his uncle fished there every weekend. We stopped for a second just to breathe it in. Sun on my face, salt in the air, sweat sticking my shirt to my back. I still think about that view when I’m stuck in traffic back home.
I’d never done an ATV tour in Guanacaste before and was relieved they started us off with a quick safety talk—nothing formal, just Diego showing us how not to flip ourselves over (his words). It felt more like hanging out than being herded around. There were families riding double ATVs too—kids clinging on tight and laughing every time we hit a bump. My hands were buzzing for ages after we finished. So yeah, if you want something that gets your heart going but isn’t too wild, this is it.
The ATV tour lasts approximately one hour.
You must be at least 16 years old to drive an ATV.
Children aged 8 and up can ride with an adult on a double ATV for an extra $10.
Yes, it’s ideal for novice riders or anyone who prefers scenic rides focused on nature.
Yes, each group is accompanied by a local guide throughout the tour.
You should bring comfortable clothes, sunscreen, bug repellent, a camera, and comfortable shoes.
Yes, transportation options are wheelchair accessible at Diamante Eco Adventure Park.
Your day includes guidance from a local expert throughout private jungle trails within Diamante Eco Adventure Park; families can choose double ATVs so kids can ride along; safety orientation is provided before setting out; accessibility options are available for travelers needing extra support; all you need is your sense of adventure—and maybe some sunscreen.


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