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Aventure en canyon sur la rivière – Cañon de la Vieja
Une oasis au milieu du désert de Guanacaste, Canon de la Vieja Lodge, offre de l’équitation, des circuits de câbles et cordes, ainsi qu’une variété d’activités sur la rivière, notamment du rafting dans les rapides de classe II et III!
- Tyrolienne (canopy), rappel et escalade.
- Tours à cheval.
- Pneumatique (type zodiac) et rafting.
- Lunch.
Description
Une oasis au milieu du désert de Guanacaste, Canon de la Vieja Lodge, offre de l’équitation, des circuits de câbles et cordes, ainsi qu’une variété d’activités sur la rivière, notamment du rafting dans les rapides de classe II et III!
- Tyrolienne (canopy), rappel et escalade.
- Tours à cheval.
- Pneumatique (type zodiac) et rafting.
- Lunch.
Tenue recommandée
Short ou pantalon (recommandé pour l’équitation), chapeau et chaussures de sport.
Quoi apporter
Appareil-photo, chasse-moustique, crème solaire, lunettes de soleil, bouteille d’eau, collations, maillot de bain, serviette et des sandales de sport et / ou chaussures d’eau pour les activités en rivière.
Horaire
Excursion d’une journée – départ entre 7 am – 9 am et retour vers 4:00 pm.
Exigences
La tyrolienne (canopy) est interdite aux enfants de moins de 5 ans et aux personnes pesant plus de 113 kg.
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