El Chorro Rafting Trip From Manuel Antonio
Quepos, Costa Rica
Trip Type: River Rafting & Tubing
Duration: 4 hours
Chorro Section Class IV-V of the Naranjo River is the best rafting trip in Costa Rica. Only 45 minutes from Manuel Antonio National Park, the river carved deep in the bedrock and created a narrow canyon with drops and steep runs that will delight the adventure seeker!!No experience necessary.
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Chorro Section Class IV-V of the Naranjo River is the best rafting trip in Costa Rica. Only 45 minutes from Manuel Antonio National Park, the river carved deep in the bedrock and created a narrow canyon with drops and steep runs that will delight the adventure seeker!!No experience necessary.
Exploding from the hills, just 45 minutes northeast from the Quepos / Manuel Antonio area, breathes the start Costa Rica’s best commercial run. Chorro section starts in the mountain village of Esquipulas. The route carves deep into the river’s exposed bedrock, making this thrilling section of the Naranjo River an exception to the geological youth of Costa Rica.
Exploding from the hills, just 45 minutes northeast from the Quepos / Manuel Antonio area, breathes the start Costa Rica’s best commercial run. Chorro section starts in the mountain village of Esquipulas. The route carves deep into the river’s exposed bedrock, making this thrilling section of the Naranjo River an exception to the geological youth of Costa Rica.
This 3km canyon delights the adventure seeker with fun drops and steep runs through 12 technical narrows. Be ready to bounce and squeeze through the gorge’s tight rock walls, maneuver and carve around massive boulders and bends, and sweep down drops through challenging unforgettable chutes.
Within the 2 mile stretch you will tackle rapids such as, “Tail of the Dragon”, “ Chorro” and “Asteric & Obelisc”. Between runs you will have the opportunity to witness untouched tropical forest yielding various species of birds such as the Chestnut Mandible Toucan, Aracaris, and several kinds of Kingfishers.
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