Tulemar Vacation Home Rentals • Manuel Antonio • Costa Rica

Fly through the jungle canopy on the adventure of a lifetime! In addition to zip lines, this tour also features platforms for repelling, a Tarzan swing, and suspension bridges. Don’t miss the new serpentarium and butterfly garden, included on-site! A professional photographer captures your excitement and can provide you with a souvenir CD of the images.

White Water Rafting and Kayaking tours through Costa Rica's Central Pacific will make your family vacation unforget­table! Enjoy all the water sports that Manuel Antonio, has to offer. From world class Whitewater rafting at just 30 minutes from the beach, in Savegre and Naranjo rivers to Ocean Kayaking through the Manuel Antonio coast line or Mangrove Kayaking at the Damas Island estuary.

The Mangrove Safari is like a trip to a "land before time" where the natural world exists as it has for millennia. Winding through Damas Estuary, the wildlife here never fails to thrill people. Rare orchids, crocodiles, boas, monkeys, anteaters, and an endless array of birds all compete and coexist in the estuary. This boat ride usually provides the closest contact people have with wildlife and the guides are experts at spotting hidden animals. Departure is dependent on the tides, and at certain times of the month, they offer a night tour which is more reptile intensive.

On the sailboat tour you'll have the chance to enjoy Manuel Antonio's waters in peaceful quiet. Sailing avoids the perturbing motor noises that may frighten off the animals you are trying to observe, so these tours are ideal for snorkeling or dolphin watching. Experience the romance of a sunset sailing tour with your loved ones and make these vacations unforgettable.

Enjoy a unique 2 hour excursion on Yamaha wave runners to see the sights around Manuel Antonio National Park. You start at the marina in Quepos and cruise along the coast of Manuel Antonio. You may get to see some fish or dolphins! Then you'll head back to the bay in front of Tulemar where you can enjoy a little snorkeling.

Sportfishing in this area is world renowned. All boats have tournament quality tackle, state of the art electronics and are fully rigged. Captains and crew are experts in conventional fishing, fly fishing and light tackle angling. All personalized full service, full day charters include: lunch, soft drinks, fruits, water, ice, cold beers and bait.

Experience the most unforgettable tour this area has to offer. Drive your own quad into the rainforest and mountains in the area, travel through the giant African Palm plantations and typical towns to a beautiful waterfall where you can swim and relax.

From our friends at Amigos del Rio, the Adventure Park combines 10 popular high-adrenaline activities into one exciting day including a Waterfall Tarzan Swing, Canopy Rappel, Caving Ladder, Via Ferrata, Canopy Zip Line and Waterfall Rappel.

Manuel Antonio National Park is a wild­erness area on the Pacific Coast. It was estab­lished on Nov­ember 15, 1972. Its area en­com­pass­es 687 hectares (1,700 acres) of land mass and 55,000 hectares (135,905 acres) of marine reserve. The National Park contains some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. You will have an opportunity to observe birds, mammals, reptiles, mangroves, primary and secondary tropical rainforest, as well as the most beautiful beaches.

Just one hour South of Quepos off the coast of Uvita, divers will find the second best diving spot in all of Costa Rica: the Cano Island Biological Reserve. Located 13 miles off of the coast where the seasonal rains don't affect water clarity, the protected marine park allows for great visibility. This world class dive destination has several dive sites and you will most likely see eels, barracuda, angel and puffer fish, devil rays, turtles, and white tip reef sharks. Full day snorkeling and diving tours are available and leave from Playa Uvita. This is one of the few tours where transportation is not included, but it can be arranged separately.

Also in Uvita, but much closer and great for a quicker trip or a half day tour, is the Marina Ballena National Park which provides a beautiful backdrop for snorkeling or diving. The sites located at the Ballena National Park are rich in diversity and divers will see lava rock formations with a variety of coral, sea fans, and encrusting sponges. Octupus, sea stars, moorish idols, parrot fish and damselfish are just some of the species you can see here. Half day snorkeling and diving tours are available. Transportation to Uvita is not included, but can be arranged.

This company located in Quepos / Manuel Antonio, on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, surrounded by rainforest filled with monkeys and exotic birds. The local underwater environment can also be stunning, with interesting volcanic formations and a many tropical fish.

Recently completed, the Quepos Tennis Club offers visitors a great opportunity to practice their backswing in the tropical jungle. You can reserve a court by the hour, and they even offer private or group instruction at an additional cost.

Leaving from the stables, you enter the tropical rainforest where you will be able to observe the natural splendors within. Arriving at a river, you will hike to a waterfall and natural lagoon. Here you will be able to bathe in the waterfall and lagoon, or simply sit and rest while listening to the relaxing sounds of the rainforest and waterfall as it cascades into the lagoon below.

Skip the horses and the ATV driving and go on a private tour to the "Valley of the Waterfalls" deep in the jungle in this very unique Buggy. With room for up to 8 people, this "ATV limousine" takes you, your family or group on a private excursion to a stunning area where 6 waterfalls all come together - truly amazing! Once you arrive at the 82-acre protected nature reserve, you'll walk across the longest canopy suspension bridge in the area and enjoy a refreshing swim in the pristine waters of the natural pools at the base of a waterfall. After your swim and a mild 15 minute hike, you'll also get to experience a "natural" massage where you can stand/or sit in the Valley of the waterfalls. The tour includes lunch, a driver/guide, and lasts about 4½ hours. The tour begins and ends at the Tulemar office since ATVs and motorcycles are not allowed inside of Tulemar.

This tour provides the best opportunity to see the Resplendent Quetzal, a brilliantly feathered bird that was considered divine by Pre-Colombian peoples. Situated at an elevation of 10,000 feet above sea level, the national park is two hours by car from Manuel Antonio. This tour includes a bilingual guide and is available with or without a private driver. Temperatures are substantially cooler at this elevation, so warm clothes are advised. This private guide can accept only cash for payment.

At Fincas Naturales, a wildflife preserve a short distance from Tulemar, you can experience a number of different wildlife exhibits including their enclosed Butterfly Gardens. The Night Jungle Tour gives you a chance to see the nocturnal workings of the jungle with well-informed, bilingual guides.

Recommended for those who yawn at the easiness of a simple Zipline tour, this tour is great for the physically fit! Combining 7 high-adrenaline activites in one. You'll navigate suspension bridges, rap­pell down waterfalls, climb trees, rappell from the tree tops, and much more!

Galloping along an isolated beach in the morning or at sunset, this trip takes you a short distance north of Quepos to Esterillos. Customiz-able to different skill levels, it's great for singles, couples or groups or riders alike.

There's nothing like the bird's-eye view this tour provides. They offer a Crocodile Tour, a City Tour and Volcano Tours. The cost can vary depending on origin and destination, but the tour is invariably unforgettable.