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 The zone owns 250 hectares of protected area, formed by primary rainforest with an innumerable biological diversity.
The hanging bridges extends 3,1 kilometers long, crossing fourteen bridges, 8 stationary and 6 in suspension, going from 8 to 98 meters length and getting till 60 meters high, where you have the possibility to appreciate the admirable flora and fauna characteristic of the place. The view of Arenal Volcano is really nice from the bridges.
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 The Venado Caves are made of limestone rocks, stalactites, stalagmites and corals, and they are located only 35 minutes from La Fortuna of San Carlos. The caves were formed during the Miocene period, 15 or 20 million years ago. For many years they were under sea level and due to tectonic movements they surfaced. The Guatuzos aborigines discovered the caves.
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 Arenal Volcano is one of the world's most active volcanoes. Experienced naturalist guides will safely guide you through the lush rainforest as you experience the animals and fauna that live there. Hike the trail to volcano observation point. It is located at the base of Arenal and provides the closest observation point to the volcano. Stay and enjoy the sunset. On clear nights be prepared to experience spectacular sights and sounds as Arenal erupts, spewing red lava and rocks down the mountainside.
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 The canopy tour is a series of cables and platforms suspended above the rain forest. Undoubtedly, the canopy in the Arenal area is one of the most attractive and exciting experiences that you will enjoy. It is a perfect combination of speed, adrenaline, adventure and nature. Combine this together with the beautiful scenery of the area, makes this tour an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the bird watching in the rain forest as you effortlessly zip line above and through the treetops, listening to the sound of the rain forest, with a panoramic view of the Arenal Volcano.
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 The Rio Celeste is one of the most amazing places in Costa Rica. It is named for a legendary Indian chief who ruled this beautiful and remote area. The hike takes you through the rainforest in the Tenorio National Park. Take this opportunity to enjoy and observe the diverse plant and animal species. As the hike continues you will meet the magnificent turquoise blue waters of the Rio Celeste. Further along you will reach the point where the clear Buena Vista and Roble River merge to form the blue waters of the Rio Celeste. The two rivers with different chemical characteristics mix and cause the effect of turquoise.
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