Jaco: Jungle Booze Cruise
Puntarenas Province, Costa Rica
Ride through Costa Rica’s rainforest in a 4x4 on this off-road booze cruise. Enjoy local beers, a waterfall swim, mountain lunch, and hidden village saloons with your bilingual guide.
Jungle Booze Cruise 4x4 Safari in Jaco, Costa Rica
This off-road tour suits adventurous groups and families wanting to explore Costa Rica’s rainforest, mountain villages, and waterfalls by 4x4 vehicle.
Highlights
- Ride off-road through Costa Rica’s rainforest in a 4x4 safari vehicle
- Visit remote mountain villages and authentic local saloons
- Swim at a secluded jungle waterfall
- Enjoy 4 Costa Rican beers per person during the tour
- Savor a traditional Costa Rican lunch with panoramic mountain views
Description
Begin your adventure in Jaco aboard a rugged 4x4 vehicle with a bilingual guide and driver. Travel through jungle trails, cross rivers, and pass rainforest-covered mountains while enjoying cold Costa Rican beer provided (4 per person). The route varies to offer an authentic off-the-beaten-path experience depending on local conditions.
Stop at a hidden jungle waterfall where you can swim in fresh, cool water surrounded by tropical nature. Enjoy a traditional Costa Rican lunch served atop the mountains with views of the Nicoya Peninsula, the Pacific Ocean, and lush rainforest landscapes.
Your descent includes more rainforest scenery and a final waterfall stop before returning to Jaco.
Vehicle Note: Vehicles are assigned by group size; a specific model cannot be guaranteed. Images and descriptions show example vehicles only.
Includes
- Bilingual guide
- 4 beers and 1 bottle of water per person
- Traditional Costa Rican lunch
- Waterfall entrance fees
- 4x4 transport
Important Information
- Vehicles are assigned based on participant numbers; specific vehicles cannot be guaranteed.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring swimwear, a towel, insect repellent, and comfortable shoes. The tour is recommended during the dry season for easier access to trails and waterfalls.