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Costa Rica, with its diverse eco system and terrain, offers an amazing array of adventure and fun, the perfect place to spend your next family vacation and spring break.

Whether you want to fish in world-class waters, fly through the forest on a canopy tour or ATV, hike or horseback ride to gorgeous waterfalls, take in a few rounds of golf at the professional 18 hole, par 72 Los Suenos Resort course or spend a day at the Spa, HRG will organize it all for you.

Just get in touch today – with your HRG Concierge Team.  CALL  +506-2637.8484

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Los Sueños Resort and Marina is a hotspot for both inshore and offshore fishing. Costa Rica's waters literally teem with big game and one of the largest concentrations of big Pacific sailfish found anywhere. In fact, Costa Rica boasts one of the healthiest billfish fisheries in the world, with 20-fish days being a common occurrence. Unusually calm waters and short rides to the fishing grounds cement the country’s place at the top of the big game fishing destinations.

An ATV tour will give you a great sightseeing experience as you rumble through the jungle. It’s a great way to visit spectacular waterfalls and see those off-the-beaten-path sights that the area has to offer. As you gain elevation, you can enjoy the panoramic views of Playa Jacó, the Gulf of Nicoya and the Nicoya Peninsula, Tortuga Island, and Manuel Antonio.

Named for the Huetar word for crocodile, this national park is home to several ecosystems, including marshes, lagoons, and gallery forests. Created in 1998, Carara is a favorite destination for bird watchers because of its immense primary rainforest. It’s also home to one of the largest populations of scarlet macaws in Costa Rica.

Manuel Antonio National Park is Costa Rica's most popular, and famous, national park. Its 3 square miles are home to an amazingly diverse collection of plants, birds, and animals. At the entrance, you’ll have a chance to see giant bamboo, beach almond trees, sloths, and more. The park’s easy trails lead to white sand beaches where you can enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Pacific.

Travel deep into the rainforest for a full-day adventure on the white rapids. Class II-III thrills on the rushes include roller coaster drops as you travel downriver. As you float along, you get a unique view of the rainforest from the water. This trip includes a short hike to some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the area. In the rainy season, you will encounter big-water Class III rapids with roller coaster type waves. In the dry season, you can raft with a guide, or challenge the rapids one-on-one in your own inflatable kayak. Expert guides will be there to help you navigate.

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Take a catamaran from Los Sueños Marina and sail off to the beautiful Tortuga Island, known for its pristine white sandy beaches and tranquil crystal blue waters. It is a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, beach sports, or simply relaxing on the shore. The tour includes a light breakfast on board, unlimited rum punch and piña coladas, lunch and three activities: banana boat ride, eco-trail hike, and snorkeling. This tour is also available on a private boat, leave and return at the time you prefer and enjoy a day on the ocean.

This canopy tour provides you with the adventure of a lifetime; once you arrive at the top of the mountain, the bilingual guides will explain step by step all of the safety procedures you must follow to enjoy your adventure. Then you will descend to the bottom via a series of zip lines, including 11 to 14 platforms and 8-12 cables with a total cable distance of 3.5 kilometers including the longest cable in the area (2400 ft.)

The La Iguana Golf Course features 18 championship holes with a 73.4-course rating, par-72 and slope 145. Playing at La Iguana, an exotic 6,698-yard Ted Robinson-designed golf course in Costa Rica would be any golfer's dream. The naturally challenging layout will please players of all skill levels. Reach out to your HRG concierge to schedule your tee time.

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