Monteverde Tours

We had a great time at Sky Trek Monteverde. We had an excellent guide, and we felt very safe. They use thicker cables and automatic brake systems that the other local tour companies don't offer. And all the equipment was well-maintained and in excellent condition.

We had a great time at the Selvatura ziplining tour with 13 Ziplines and a Tarzan Swing. You get a great view of the forest from above. You must walk from each platform to the next, so you need comfortable shoes. You should also bring a rain jacket if it's even close to rain.

If you plan on zip lining in Costa Rica, you should visit Aventura Monteverde! This place was amazing! There are 11 lines/stations, including a repel line, superman lines, a Mega Tarzan swing at the end, and the longest zipline in Latin America, which was 1.5 kilometers (1 mile)!

We did the hanging bridges at Sky Walk Monteverde, and we upgraded to go on a guided tour. Our guide for the bridges, Daniel, was great! He was highly knowledgeable, and his passion for the cloud forest was palpable. We learned a lot about the flora in the cloud forest especially, which was great. Overall, a fantastic experience!

We visited Selvatura Monteverde specifically for a guided hike through the cloud forest and the hanging bridges. It was worth paying for a guide to take a walk as they picked out the animals and fauna and how the forest has changed over the years. There are several suspension bridges to cross, so skip it if you don't like heights.

We went on the Aventura Monteverde hanging bridges and had a great learning experience. They keep it exciting and fun with good customer service, well-maintained trails, bridges, and safety measures. I haven't been to other hanging bridges in Costa Rica, but this was just as good (customer service) as in the USA.

Best experience ever! Our guide was excellent. He started the tour by setting expectations upfront and then took us through different paths. We spotted some cool snakes, insects, and birds! And our guide captured the pictures on our phone through his scope.

We had a fabulous time on this tour! The guide was incredibly knowledgeable, and our group was tiny, which was fantastic. We could have listened to him talk all night about the native plants and critters of Costa Rica. Highly recommend checking this out!

Amazing. We're birders and wanted a night tour specialized in that area, and we're happy we found this place. Our guide was the most passionate person I've ever met. He deeply respected nature and found many sleeping bird species for us, which is what we wanted.

The tour itself was amazing and rush of adrenaline. I would compare the experience similar to mountain biking. The views were scenic and peaceful while we sat and enjoyed a bottle of wine and a small chat.

We had the most incredible day with fantastic powerful E-Bikes. The entire 5 hours flew by. So green, the most beautiful views, incredible 2-hour hike through El Tigre Waterfall Park with waterfalls, suspension bridges and horses.

I highly recommend this tour. At the beginning I had some doubts about the difficulty of this adventure, but thanks to the good bikes and our tour guide's experience, everything was fun and delightful. Such a memorable experience.

What caught my eye of the tour was the coffee, chocolate, and sugar cane parts that they will show you all in one tour. The tour was fun and educational, we had the tour guide to ourselves, and it felt like a private tour. The staff was super friendly and fun, showing us how Costa Rica makes these delicious items.

A great small business that is both environmentally conscious and partnered with incredible partnerships for labor rights. These people love what they do, and they love teaching others about their processes. The coffee itself is high quality and costly depending on the type but worth every penny.

This is the fourth time in five years that we have attended the El Trapiche tour, which was very good. Our guide was not only very knowledgeable about the processes of making coffee, chocolate, and sugar, but he was knowledgeable of the flora and fauna of the region. The tour is intimate and hands-on.

Overall, I highly recommend the Extremo Horseback Riding Tour in Monteverde to anyone looking for a unique and exciting adventure. The tour was well-organized, and the guide was top-notch. I can't wait to do it again!

I recently took a horseback riding tour with Equus Monteverde, which was an unforgettable experience. The excursion started with a scenic ride through a beautiful farm, and we ended up with a sugarcane production tour.

I loved Horse Trek Monteverde. The horses were well-trained and easy to ride, and the scenery was breathtaking. However, the terrain's topography around the farm is complex, so you need to be an avid, experienced rider.

One of the highlights of our Monteverde tour was definitely the El Tigre Waterfalls, which was absolutely stunning. We went on an amazing 3-hour hike and got to swim in the pools at the base of the falls and take in the breathtaking views.

The ATV Monteverde Tour was an absolute blast. The ATVs were a lot of fun, and the scenery was breathtaking. We stopped at a few different points to take in the views and snap some fantastic photos in great spots.

The Extremo bungee jump was fantastic. The views from the bridge were breathtaking and the rush of adrenaline was unbeatable. I felt completely safe the entire time, thanks to the top-notch safety equipment and the staff.

Traveling from Tamarindo to Monteverde was very easy. I booked online via El Bosque Monteverde, and they picked me up in Tamarindo and took me to Monteverde in about 5 hours. We stopped along the way to use the restrooms. Highly recommend it.

The shuttle picked me up at my hotel in San Jose at around 8 am, and I arrived in Monteverde before 1 pm. I did not have to worry about renting a car and driving on the narrow and crazy road to Monteverde. I highly recommend you do the same.

Traveling from La Fortuna to Monteverde on a shuttle is the best way to go. You can manage to do this via the public bus system but it's extremely hectic. You need to grab a few buses and speak Spanish. Don't use the bus unless you can't afford the shuttle.