Río Claro Nature Reserve Day Trip
A marble canyon with water so clear you can count stones on the bottom, three hours east.
Río Claro runs through marble, which is why the water is that impossible colour and why the canyon walls look polished. You float sections of it, swim in the deep pools and walk into the Caverna de los Guácharos if the group is up for it.
It works as a long day or, better, an overnight at one of the open-walled jungle lodges. We can arrange either.
What's included
- →Private transport
- →Reserve entry
- →Guided river float and cave walk
- →Lunch
Not included
- ·Gratuities
- ·Personal purchases
- ·Anything not listed above
Good to know
What to wearSwimwear, water shoes, quick-dry clothes and a dry bag.
SafetyYou travel with a vetted driver and a licensed guide from pickup to drop-off. We share the plan and the vehicle details before the day starts.
AvailabilityRuns daily, weather permitting. Same-day requests handled on WhatsApp.
Questions about this experience
Honest answers to the questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, ask us directly and we'll come back the same day.
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