Things to do in Costa Rica
Hanging Bridges in La Fortuna27 optionsLa Fortuna Zipline22 optionsTortuga Island Tours20 optionsNight Tour La Fortuna16 optionsZiplining10 optionsATV Tour La Fortuna6 optionsHiking La Fortuna66 optionsChocolate Tour La Fortuna18 optionsCanyoning La Fortuna56 optionsTamarindo Snorkeling Tour14 optionsHorseback Riding La Fortuna11 optionsTortuguero National Park Tours14 options
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Liberia Airport to Playa Hermosa: Private Transfer with WaterYou get picked up at Liberia Airport with your name on a sign, ride in a private air-conditioned minibus with bottled water, and arrive at Dreams Las Mareas in Playa Hermosa without arranging transport or worrying about delays. The driver waits if your flight is late, stops if you need a break, and the price is locked in before you land.Is it for me?Right choice if you land at Liberia and want to reach Playa Hermosa without arranging a taxi or negotiating a price at the curb. The drive is under an hour, which is what makes a direct transfer practical instead of joining a shared shuttle with multiple stops.
Electric bike rental Playas del Coco: 7-day support includedYou’ll pick up your motorbike right in Playas del Coco—with helmet, lock, tools and backup if you need it—and set off to explore Guanacaste’s hills at your pace. Expect friendly faces (and maybe some teasing), quiet stretches above town, and those little moments when you realize how far you’ve come on your own steam.
Private Liberia Airport Shuttle to Nosara & Guiones BeachIf you want a smooth start to your Costa Rica trip, this private shuttle from Liberia Airport to Nosara or Guiones Beach is the way to go. You’ll get reliable service, friendly local drivers, and the freedom to stop along the way—no hassle or crowds.
La Fortuna Organic Chocolate Farm Tour: Pick & Taste CacaoAn organic chocolate farm tour near La Fortuna where you pick cacao fruits directly from the trees and follow the full process from harvest to finished chocolate. The farm sits on a slope with views of Arenal volcano, and groups stay under ten people. A live guide in English or Spanish walks you through each step, with tastings throughout the 90 minutes.Is it for me?You're hands-on with the cacao itself—picking the fruit, tasting it at each stage—rather than watching a demonstration, which is what makes the process stick. Groups stay small (under ten), so the guide can answer your questions without rushing, and the relaxed farm atmosphere means you're not on a tight schedule. Come if you want to understand where chocolate actually comes from, not just taste it at the end.
La Fortuna Waterfall and Chocolate Bonbons ClassA morning class in La Fortuna where you swim at the waterfall, tour an organic cocoa plantation, and make chocolate bonbons from beans you've roasted and ground yourself. The naturalist guide speaks English, Spanish or German; pickup is included, and children from age 1 are welcome. The full experience runs three to four hours.Is it for me?Three to four hours leaves the afternoon free for other La Fortuna activities, and the hands-on chocolate-making means you're learning a skill, not just touring a farm—useful if you want to take something concrete home beyond photos.
