Tours en Cuadraciclo en la Selva y la Playa

Ride from Santa Teresa down the coast to Manzanillo, one of the wildest beaches on the Nicoya Peninsula. Expect dirt roads, river crossings, open sand and huge Pacific views, with time to swim and explore the tide pools. It's an easy ride that first-timers love and families can do together. ## Your itinerary - **0:00 · Meet & safety briefing** — Meet at our Santa Teresa base, get your helmet and a quick lesson on your ATV. - **0:20 · Coastal back roads** — Ride south through Mal País and the jungle-lined back roads toward Manzanillo. - **1:15 · Manzanillo beach** — Cruise the open beach, stop for photos and explore the rocky tide pools. - **2:00 · Swim & chill** — Cool off in the ocean, grab a drink and enjoy one of the quietest beaches in the area. - **3:15 · Viewpoint & river crossings** — Head inland over hills and through small rivers with ocean lookouts along the way. - **4:30 · Back to Santa Teresa** — Easy ride back to base. ## What's included - Professional bilingual guide (English/Spanish) - ATV with fuel - Helmet and safety gear - Photo stops along the way ## What to bring - Closed-toe shoes (sneakers are perfect — no sandals) - Sunscreen and sunglasses - Swimsuit and a small towel - Clothes you don't mind getting muddy or dusty - A little cash for tips or snacks ## Good to know - No experience needed — every ride starts with a safety briefing and a short practice run. - Your guide leads the group on their own vehicle — you drive your own ATV, or share it with a passenger. - Drivers must be 18+ with a valid driver's license. Kids can join as passengers with an adult. - Beach sections are timed with the tides, so the exact route can change on the day. - Tours run rain or shine (the mud is half the fun). If weather makes trails unsafe, we reschedule or give a full refund.

You pick the places, we plan the ride. Build a private ATV tour around the best spots near Santa Teresa: Manzanillo beach, Cabo Blanco, Montezuma Waterfall, Río Negro, or a mix. Great for groups that want to go at their own pace. ## Your itinerary - **0:00 · Meet & plan** — Meet in Santa Teresa and agree on the route with your guide (or send it to us on WhatsApp beforehand). - **0:20 · Pick your stops** — Choose from: Manzanillo beach & tide pools · Cabo Blanco coast · Montezuma Waterfall · Río Negro swimming holes · hilltop viewpoints. - **0:30 · Ride & explore** — Ride between your chosen stops with time to swim, eat and take photos. - **End · Back to base** — Return to Santa Teresa at the time you booked. ## What's included - Professional bilingual guide (English/Spanish) — private for your group - ATV with fuel - Helmet and safety gear - Route planning with a local ## What to bring - Closed-toe shoes (sneakers are perfect — no sandals) - Swimsuit and a small towel - Sunscreen and sunglasses - Clothes you don't mind getting muddy or dusty - Cash for food and any entrance fees ## Good to know - Your guide leads the group on their own vehicle — you drive your own ATV, or share it with a passenger. - Drivers must be 18+ with a valid driver's license. Kids can join as passengers with an adult. - Tell us your must-see spots when you book so we can plan the timing (some beaches depend on the tide). - Tours run rain or shine (the mud is half the fun). If weather makes trails unsafe, we reschedule or give a full refund.

Ride ATVs from Santa Teresa over the hills to Montezuma and hike to its famous waterfall. It's the most popular day out on the peninsula: country roads, jungle views, a swim under the falls and a stop in Montezuma's laid-back beach town. ## Your itinerary - **0:00 · Meet & safety briefing** — Meet in Santa Teresa, gear up and get comfortable on your ATV. - **0:20 · Ride over the hills** — Cross the peninsula via Cóbano on dirt roads with views over the jungle and the Gulf of Nicoya. - **1:15 · Waterfall hike** — Park the ATVs and hike about 20 minutes along the river to Montezuma Waterfall. - **1:45 · Swim at the falls** — Swim in the big natural pool under the waterfall. Brave riders can jump from the rocks (only where your guide says it's safe). - **2:45 · Montezuma town** — Free time in Montezuma for lunch, a smoothie or a walk on the beach. - **3:45 · Ride back** — Head back to Santa Teresa by a different route with a stop at a lookout. - **5:00 · Back at base** ## What's included - Professional bilingual guide (English/Spanish) - ATV with fuel - Helmet and safety gear - Waterfall entrance/parking ## What to bring - Closed-toe shoes (sneakers are perfect — no sandals) — the trail to the falls is rocky - Swimsuit and a small towel - Sunscreen and sunglasses - Insect repellent - Cash for lunch in Montezuma ## Good to know - No experience needed — every ride starts with a safety briefing and a short practice run. - Your guide leads the group on their own vehicle — you drive your own ATV, or share it with a passenger. - Drivers must be 18+ with a valid driver's license. Kids can join as passengers with an adult. - The hike is short but slippery — good shoes make a big difference. - Tours run rain or shine (the mud is half the fun). If weather makes trails unsafe, we reschedule or give a full refund.

Get your whole group in one side-by-side and explore the jungle hills behind Santa Teresa. Muddy trails, river crossings, secret viewpoints and a waterfall swim, with no need to drive a quad. Perfect for couples, friends and families of up to 4. ## Your itinerary - **0:00 · Meet & briefing** — Meet at our Santa Teresa base. Your driver gets a quick lesson on the UTV. - **0:20 · Into the jungle** — Leave the paved road behind and climb into the hills on dirt and mud trails. - **1:30 · River crossings** — Splash through rivers and streams deep in the forest. Keep an eye out for monkeys and toucans. - **2:30 · Waterfall stop** — Short walk to a jungle waterfall for a swim and a break. - **3:30 · Top viewpoint** — Ride up to a lookout over the Pacific coastline for the best photos of the day. - **4:30 · Return** — Ride back down to Santa Teresa. - **5:00 · Back at base** ## What's included - UTV for up to 4 people with fuel - Professional bilingual guide (English/Spanish) - Helmet and safety gear for everyone - Photo stops ## What to bring - Closed-toe shoes (sneakers are perfect — no sandals) - Swimsuit and a small towel - Sunscreen and sunglasses - Clothes you don't mind getting muddy or dusty - Insect repellent ## Good to know - Your guide leads in a separate vehicle, so your UTV is just for your group — everyone rides together. - One person drives (18+ with a valid license); passengers of all ages welcome. - No experience needed — every ride starts with a safety briefing and a short practice run. - Tours run rain or shine (the mud is half the fun). If weather makes trails unsafe, we reschedule or give a full refund.