2-in-1 Hanging Bridges & Chocolate Tour
Explore the rich diversity of the rainforest on a 2-in-1 hanging bridge and chocolate tour.
- Duration:
- 6 hrs
- Available Days:
- Every day
- Schedule:
- 7:00 AM
- Hotel Transport Included
- Mobile Ticket Included
- Offered in English, Spanish
On your tour through the Arenal rainforest canopy you’ll have a guide to tell you what to look for in the treetops. This is an excellent place to see birds, as well as families of monkeys on the move.
After the walk you’ll visit a nearby chocolate plantation. There you’ll see how they harvest cacao, and sample some of their tasty product. During this part of the tour you’ll also get to learn a little bit about local Costa Rican traditions.
What to Bring
Tennis or hiking shoes, a water bottle, raincoat, comfortable clothes, bug spray, and a camera.
What's included
Guided tour, a chocolate tasting and lunch.
Transportation
Many of our tours and activities offer transportation pick up & drop off options from several locations and destinations. Options vary by tour, see “BOOKING REQUEST” for full details.
Traveler Comments
Guides were great. The chocolate tour was truly memorable
Big like on chocolate tour
Our guide Jorge was great. Our pick up was right on time and he made a real effort to show us things on the hanging bridge tour. A good guide makes all of the difference. The chocolate tour was fantastic. The tour guide was so informative and it was wonderful that the children got to actively participate in squeezing sugar cane and using the tools to crush the pods. I liked tasting the fresh fruit grown on the farm. Best papaya I have ever had. I like that it is a family owned business and that they really know what they are talking about. Great experience!
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