Naranjo Whitewater Rafting

At only half an hour from the beach.

The Naranjo River borders the Manuel Antonio National Park. It is a Class III/IV half day challenge for more experienced paddlers that runs from May-early December.

The Naranjo River drops steeply from the coastal mountain range above Quepos through a beautiful jungle gorge and takes you on a wild ride to sea level, passing nearby farmlands and palm plantations. The riverbanks are overgrown with jungle and the canyon walls meet the water at 90-degree angles. The whitewater, jungle, canyon, and sky, make for an unforgettable day.

For the advanced rafter, this is an exciting and refreshing ride though the Naranjo canyon. As well, if you are a first-time paddler who welcomes a challenge and is looking for the excitement of big waves, hydraulics and stunning scenery, then this whitewater rafting trip is for you! This section of river is approximately 7 miles long, and you will have a safety kayaker and photographer kayaker to accompany you on this adventurous rafting journey.