Wildlife and Mangrove Kayak Tour
Days available
Every daySchedule
8AM, 2PMLanguages offered
English & SpanishDuration
3 hrsTransportation
AvailableThe Wildlife and Mangrove Kayak Tour takes you kayaking along the Ora River and then to the Camaronal Beach. This tour departs from the Samara Beach area and lasts around 3 hours.
You'll start out kayaking down the Ora River, through tunnels made from thick mangrove vegetation. Your guide will point out some of the area's marine birds, like herons, anhingas, and roseate spoonbills. Crocodiles also make an occasional appearance in this area.
Next, you'll head for the beach. Camaronal Beach, which serves as a wildlife refuge for sea turtles. Here your guide will prepare a tropical fruit snack. After a short break, you'll begin your return trip to your hotel.
What to Bring
Camera, sunscreen, bathing suit, towel, and insect repellent.What's included
Fresh fruit, water, experienced bilingual guide, life jacket, and transportation.Rules
A minimum of 4 people are required to operate the activity. A minimum of 6 people are required from hotels located in Nosara and Punta Islita ( Applies for 2025). Kids must be 4 years old.Similar Things to Do
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