Tag: kayaking
Kayaking: Find out What’s All About This Extreme Sport
The kayak is a variety of canoe for one to four crew members. In its origin as a single-seater was used for fishing and...
Costa Rica: Adventure and Extreme Sports Paradise
If you are a lover of extreme sports then come to Costa Rica and enjoy all of them. Our country is above all immersed...
Tortuga Island: A Unique Landscape in Costa Rica
If you are about to go on vacation, one of the options that you definitely should not stop doing is visiting Costa Rica. This...
4 American Tourists Died in Overturning of Boats in Quepos
A group of 4 American tourists died, yesterday afternoon, during an aquatic accident in the Naranjo River in Naranjito, Quepos, when overturning the rafts...
Kayaking the Mangroves of the Golfo Dulce
The sun’s slanting rays shine through the arbor’s roof of leaves in warm color shades. The calm water surface reflects the green of the...
Explore The Magical Osa Peninsula
The Osa Peninsula is located on the Southern Pacific Coast, bound on the northwest by Drake Bay, on the west by the Pacific Ocean,...
Activities for Kids in the Osa Peninsula
The Osa Peninsula is a family friendly location for those travelling with kids! This peninsula is jam-packed with a wide variety of activities that are...
3 Top Reasons to Visit Drake Bay:
Drake Bay is located in a private nook on the Osa Peninsula in the Pacific Southern Zone, and bordered by the Corcovado National Park....
Costa Rican Day Trips are an Unbeatable Deal for Domestic Tourism
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Day and weekend trips are preferred by Costa Ricans for the holidays for two main reasons: economy and...
Disney and National Geographic Promoting Costa Rican Travel
The Costa Rica News (TCRN) – Firms like Disney and National Geographic will have their sights set on Costa Rica tourism for many years.
Both...
Costa Rica retirement: Sea kayaking for seniors
Now you might think that paddling a kayak is too strenuous for us retirement age folks, but you’d be wrong. With little exertion, we glided smoothly over the swells with calm morning winds brushing our faces...
Kayak Fishing in the Pacific Ocean of Costa Rica
Our kayaks bobbed up and down in the Pacific swells as I lowered my fishing gear to the bottom of the palm-fringed bay. I was hoping to hook into a big Mahi Mahi or a Red Snapper, when a thought occurred to me. "Do the crocodiles ever swim out this far from the estuary?"
