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The Positive Impact of Ecotourism on Local Communities with Tropical Rivers

At Tropical Rivers, the commitment to local communities extends beyond ecotourism.

Team Building at Tropical Rivers: Adventure and Connection

At Tropical Rivers, team building becomes a truly unique experience.

Benefits of Connecting with Nature

Connecting with nature offers a unique way to recharge both body and mind.

Biodiversity on tours

Rafting in Costa Rica is not just thrilling; it’s an incredible way to dive into the country’s rich biodiversity.

Discover the Thrill of Rafting in Costa Rica: Pure Adrenaline in Every Rapid

Rafting in Costa Rica is more than just an activity—it’s an experience that pushes you to the limit, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of tropical nature. Riding the rapids of rivers like the Pacuare or the Reventazón puts you right at the heart of adventure, where each current is an invitation to adrenaline.

The Impact of Rafting on Tourism in Costa Rica

Rafting is one of the most iconic activities in Costa Rican tourism, and Tropical Rivers has played a key role in this popularity.

Reforestation

We create educational and environmental experiences with international student groups, promoting sustainability from a global perspective.

Impact of the Business on Costa Rica’s Image

Costa Rica has established itself as a global destination for adventure and nature, and Tropical Rivers has been a fundamental pillar.

Birds on river

Rafting in the Pacuare River area in Costa Rica is not only an exhilarating adventure but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the stunning biodiversity of the region.

The water levels

The water levels in Costa Rica’s rivers are a true spectacle of nature, transforming dramatically between the dry and rainy seasons.
They have diverse nationalities, not all of them are Costa Rican, but in their stories, I find a common thread: they wouldn’t trade their hours on the water for anything.
Like most people, my life is filled with a busy schedule that sometimes doesn’t even leave time for basic needs.
In the 1990s, there was controversy in Costa Rica over the construction of a hydroelectric plant on the Pacuare River.