Tour Guide Costa Rica
Our guides, true locals, and seasoned tour experts offer unmatched, unique experiences. They embody a genuine passion for nature and wildlife, a deep respect for Costa Rican culture, and meticulous preparation, and are licensed by the ICT (Costa Rican Tourism Institute).
We take great pride in introducing you to Costa Rica’s Caribbean side, home to abundant wildlife and nature conservation. Our range of Costa Rica tours spans from the northern border with Nicaragua to the southern part of the Panamanian border, including the Sixaola River.
Discover the breathtaking natural beauty of the Costa Rican rainforest and its diverse wildlife, interact with the indigenous people of Costa Rica, learn about the native indigenous communities, and connect with the Farmers and Local Rural Communities.
Resqued by the Rainforest
Country
of world's landmass
world's biodiversity
Species of Wildlife
of land is protected nature
´Rescued by the Rainforest in Costa Rica´, produced by ‘Deej Phillips’ (Film Producer), together with David.
Costa Rican Natives, Eco Participants, and Local Communities, as well as Government Institutions, work for a better environment. They invest in a better future through Nature Conservation and Wildlife Protection.
A video worthwhile seeing. We hope it motivates you, to visit Costa Rica and get acquainted with its lush nature and diverse wildlife.
Wildlife and Eco Tours
Jungle and Farm Trekking, Visits to Local Indigenous Tribes, National Parks, Eco Tours, Horseback Riding, Canoe Trips, Fishing, Snorkeling, and more Adventure Nature and Wildlife Tours, together with Local Tour guides and Communities.
Eco Lodges
We offer Eco Lodges, in combination with our Tours, in Limón, Cahuita, Bananito, Punta Uva, and the District of the Talamanca. In the Bribri area, for example, at the Yorkin Community.
Nature Conservation
The Costa Rica Tourism Board states, ‘sustainability is not a practice in Costa Rica; it is a way of life’. The country protects 30% of its land with 30 national parks plus wildlife refuges, forest reserves and conservation regions.
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