Tubing down the Rio Celeste in Costa Rica’s Tenorio National Park offers an exhilarating outdoor adventure. Priced at $55.99 per person, this guided experience accommodates up to 50 thrill-seekers and nature lovers. With essential gear provided and stunning views along the way, adventurers can expect exciting rapids, wildlife sightings, and relaxing stretches of the river. Whether you’re seeking an adrenaline rush or a peaceful escape, this tubing excursion promises an unforgettable day on the water.
Key Points

- Tubing in Rio Celeste Tenorio Park offers an outdoor adventure in Costa Rica, costing $55.99 per person and accommodating up to 50 travelers.
- The activity includes free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience, and guides such as Jexon Pedro Alvarado or Jimmy Alessandro Alvarado.
- Essential equipment provided includes helmets, life jackets, and water sandals, ensuring a safe and comfortable tubing experience.
- The meeting point is at Río Celeste To Know Hotel y Tours, with clear instructions for participants on where to meet.
- The activity is not wheelchair accessible, but infant seats are available, and it is not recommended for individuals with certain medical conditions.
Activity Overview

Tubing in Rio Celeste Tenorio Park offers an exciting outdoor adventure in the heart of Costa Rica.
Participants can tube down the stunning Rio Celeste river in Tenorio National Park. The activity costs $55.99 per person and can accommodate up to 50 travelers.
Tubing down the stunning Rio Celeste river in Tenorio National Park costs $55.99 per person for up to 50 travelers.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts. Guests will meet their guides, Jexon Pedro Alvarado or Jimmy Alessandro Alvarado, at the Río Celeste To Know Hotel y Tours location.
The activity includes essential equipment like helmets, life jackets, and water sandals. While most travelers can participate, it’s not recommended for those with certain medical conditions.
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Meeting and Pickup Information

The activity begins at the Río Celeste To Know Hotel y Tours, located 400 meters northwest of La Paz School, on the way to Tenorio National Park, Guatuso, Alajuela, Costa Rica. Your guides, Jexon Pedro Alvarado or Jimmy Alessandro Alvarado, will meet you at the pickup point. After the experience, you’ll return to the same meeting location.
| Meeting Point | Address | Guides | End Point |
| — | — | — | — |
| Río Celeste To Know Hotel y Tours | 400 meters northwest of La Paz School, on the way to Tenorio National Park, Guatuso, Alajuela, Costa Rica | Jexon Pedro Alvarado or Jimmy Alessandro Alvarado | Activity ends back at the meeting point |
Equipment Included
The activity provides participants with a helmet, life jacket, and water sandals to ensure their safety and comfort throughout the tubing experience.
These essential items are included as part of the package:
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Helmet – Protects the head in case of any unexpected incidents or impacts.
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Life Jacket – Keeps you afloat and safe on the river.
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Water Sandals – Provide traction and support while navigating the water and terrain.
Guides ensure proper fit and usage of all equipment.
All necessary gear is provided, allowing you to focus on enjoying the thrilling ride down the Rio Celeste.
Participant Requirements
Who can participate in the tubing adventure at Rio Celeste Tenorio Park?
The activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed. Infant seats are available.
However, the experience isn’t recommended for travelers with back problems, pregnant travelers, or those with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.
Those with back issues, expecting mothers, or serious medical conditions should avoid the tubing adventure at Rio Celeste Tenorio Park.
Most travelers can participate in the tubing activity. The maximum number of participants is 50 travelers.
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts, providing flexibility for those unsure about their ability to join the adventure.
Ratings and Feedback

Travelers have enthusiastically rated the tubing experience at Rio Celeste Tenorio Park, awarding it a perfect 5.0 score based on 2 reviews.
This positive feedback highlights several key aspects of the activity:
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Exciting rapids and easy riding spots provide a thrilling yet accessible adventure for the whole family.
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The presence of a guide throughout the experience offers a safe and guided journey.
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Unique sights, like spotting a sloth, create memorable moments.
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The included equipment, such as helmets and life jackets, ensure participant comfort and security.
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Reviewers describe the activity as a "fantastic day on the river."
Preparing for the Adventure

To prepare for the tubing adventure in Rio Celeste Tenorio Park, travelers should first arrive at the designated meeting point – the Río Celeste To Know Hotel y Tours, located 400 meters northwest of La Paz School on the way to Tenorio National Park.
There, they’ll meet their guides, Jexon Pedro Alvarado or Jimmy Alessandro Alvarado, who’ll provide the necessary equipment – a helmet, life jacket, and water sandals.
Participants should be aware that the activity isn’t wheelchair accessible, and it’s not recommended for those with back problems, pregnant travelers, or those with heart conditions.
Most travelers, however, can safely enjoy this exciting river tubing experience.
Exploring Rio Celeste Tenorio Park

After meeting the guides and getting equipped, travelers embark on an exciting journey down the Rio Celeste.
The river winds through the lush, tropical landscape of Tenorio National Park, offering:
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Thrilling rapids and gentle stretches
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Stunning turquoise-blue waters
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Opportunities to spot wildlife like sloths, monkeys, and birds
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Breathtaking views of the surrounding volcanic mountains
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A chance to experience the natural beauty of Costa Rica’s wilderness
Guides provide support and ensure the safety of participants throughout the tubing adventure.
This activity offers an unforgettable way to explore the natural wonders of Rio Celeste Tenorio Park.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Ensure My Safety During the Tubing Activity?
To ensure safety, follow the guide’s instructions, wear the provided safety gear, and avoid risky behavior. Stay alert and listen to any safety warnings. Proper preparation and caution can help make the activity an enjoyable and safe experience.
What Should I Bring to Enhance My Experience?
To enhance your experience, bring water, sunscreen, and a camera. Wear quick-drying clothes and secure sandals. Pack a change of clothes if you’d like to change after the activity. Snacks and a waterproof bag are also recommended.
Are Photos or Videos Allowed During the Tubing Adventure?
Photos and videos are generally allowed during the tubing adventure. Participants are encouraged to capture the beautiful scenery and thrilling moments, but should use their devices carefully to avoid any damage from the water.
Can I Join the Activity if I Do Not Know How to Swim?
Yes, you can join the activity even if you don’t know how to swim. The tour provides life jackets, and the guides are present throughout the experience to ensure your safety on the river.
Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Participants?
There’s no minimum age for this activity, but it’s not recommended for infants. Kids can participate, and infant seats are available. Participants must meet the other requirements, like being able to swim and not having certain medical conditions.
The Sum Up
Tubing in Rio Celeste Tenorio Park offers an exhilarating outdoor adventure, perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers. With stunning views, unique wildlife, and exciting rapids, it’s a memorable day on the water. Participants can enjoy the guided experience, which includes essential gear and accommodates up to 50 people. Overall, it’s an adventure not to be missed in Costa Rica.
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