Ocean Kayaking and Snorkeling Manuel Antonio
Days available
Every daySchedule
8:30AM, 1PMLanguages offered
English & SpanishDuration
4 hrsTransportation
AvailableA challenging half-day journey along the coastline of Manuel Antonio, this ocean kayaking adventure takes you past islands and inlets for incredible views and bird watching.
Ocean kayaking is an exciting way to experience Costa Rica's marine and coastal wonders, and much easier than river kayaking, making these trips open to experienced and inexperienced kayakers.
You will have the opportunity to get a close look at a myriad of life below and above the ocean's surface, from flying fish and sea turtles to frigate birds and pelicans. The group will also explore some hard-to-reach offshore islands and coastal estuaries.
What to Bring
Bathing suit, sunscreen, sandals, sun-visor or hat, dry clothing, towel, plastic bags for wet clothing and original, copy or photo of your ID or passport for all the members.What's included
Bilingual kayak guide, single or tandem kayaks, high quality equipment, lunch (it is provided after the tour).Similar Things to Do
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