A perfect tour for both beginners and experienced drivers, riding an ATV ride off-road gives you the ultimate opportunity to see the hidden gems of the surrounding areas. You will explore the beautiful dry tropical forest in the mountains where you will most likely see monkeys, iguanas, and more hanging out in the trees! Be prepared to get dirty! You will also get to lookout points along the way with stunning views of the Tamarindo Bay. Adult travelers can drive themselves, while families with kids can pair up on double ATVs.
Shared Tour
Shared Tour
After pick up for your Tamarindo ATV Mountain tour, you will be given helmet and goggles and a 15 minute instruction lesson on how to operate the Honda semi-automatic ATVS. If you haven’t ever driven an ATV before, don’t worry! They are very easy and the crew will make sure you are comfortable driving before setting off on the tour. After everyone has been though the safety and operational orientation, everyone will begin driving off into the mountains surrounding Tamarindo.
You will drive through the beautiful tropical forest in the mountains surrounding Tamarindo where you will most likely see monkeys, iguanas, and more hanging out in the trees! You will start off driving on dirt roads up to the mountains and then continue down off road trails. Be prepared to get dirty! You will also get to lookout points along the way with stunning views of the Tamarindo Bay.
Must be 16 years old with a valid drivers license to drive the ATVs, otherwise, you must ride as a passenger on the back of a driver.
Complimentary pick up and Drop off from Hotels, Condos, & Houses in Tamarindo/Langosta, Conchal, Grande, and Flamingo
$15 per person *min 2pax
What to wear:
- light comfortable clothing
- sunglasses
- sunscreen
- shoes that are secure and can get wet. Flip flops are not recommended
- Please keep in mind that your clothing can get dirty and wet, so plan accordingly.
What to bring:
- Refillable water bottle
- sunscreen
- bug repellent
- camera
- change of clothes
- bandana or face cover to avoid the dust during the tour - There are bandanas for purchase for $5, if you do not have your own.
Transportation Info
Self Drive:
8:40 am & 2:40 pm @ ATV center Huacas - Map link will be sent day before
We include transportation from hotels, condos and private residences in the following areas:
- Langosta: 8:20 am & 2:20 pm
- Tamarindo: 8:30 am & 2:30 pm
- W, Westin & Reserva Conchal & Brasilito: 8:30 am & 2:30 pm
- Playa Flamingo y Potrero: 8:30 am & 2:30 pm
Additional fees apply to the following pick up locations:
- JW Marriott/Hacienda Pinilla: 8:00 am & 2:00 pm - $15 per person *min 2pax
- Playa Grandes: 8:30 am & 2:30 pm - $15 per person *min 2pax
- Las Catalinas: 8:30 am & 2:30 pm - $15 per person *min 2pax
Pick up times above are an estimate. We will send you an official pick up time the day before the tour. Please be ready outside 10 minutes before your scheduled pick up time, but it can take up to 10 minutes longer depending on the day's pick up schedule and traffic.
Special Notes:
- Pricing applies to adults and children
- Driver’s License required
- Weight Limit ATV - 220kg /485 pounds
- Age limit ATV - Drivers License Required to drive / UTVs recommended for groups with younger children under 5.
- If you want to bring your cell phone or keys, please understand we are not responsible for loss or damage.
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