The water levels in Costa Rica’s rivers are a true spectacle of nature, transforming dramatically between the dry and rainy seasons. During the rainy season, from May to November, the rivers come alive with intense rains that elevate their flow to impressive levels. In some areas, the water can rise by several meters, creating a thrilling and challenging experience in the rapids. On the other hand, during the dry season, from December to April, the lack of rain reduces the flow, leading to a more technical and precise rafting experience.

Summer Rafting (Dry Season):
In the summer, the river’s calmness offers a more peaceful adventure. With lower water levels, the rivers flow with a gentler current, and the exposed rocks create a fascinating landscape. Rafting during this season is perfect for those seeking a more relaxed and controlled experience. However, the increased exposure of obstacles means that the challenge lies in technique and precision.

Winter Rafting (Rainy Season):
When winter arrives, the scene changes dramatically. The rivers reach their peak splendor with high flows and rapids that promise a pure adrenaline rush. This is the time for true adventurers, those who crave the challenge of facing giant waves and powerful currents. Rafting in this season is intense and demanding, ideal for the more experienced who seek to push their skills to the limit.

Now that we’re entering the season where water levels in the rivers are at their peak, who dares to experience an adventure filled with intensity in the rapids? The thrill awaits you!