ATV Tour for Bachelor Parties in Jaco Costa Rica

A perfect day trip activity for your bachelor party while in Jaco, Costa Rica would be the ATV tour. Adventure Tours Costa Rica offers the perfect packages for any sized group ranging from a 2-hour tour ($69.00 per person) up to a full day tour ($175.00 per person). They will setup everything for you including picking your group up at your hotel or villa and dropping you back off after the tour is over. Regardless of which tour you select you are bound to have an amazing time cruising the coast. Most of their tours include routes which you will get to see the Pacific ocean, a waterfall, Carara National Park, and even have lunch on a tilapia farm. The ATVs are in great condition and appear to be very well maintained. Beaux, Geybas, and Alan are two of the guides that come well recommended by others who have taken this tour in the past.

Make sure you dress in shorts/t-shirts/sneakers you don't mind getting dirty as the trip can get muddy at times, especially if you are caught in a rain storm. Also make sure you include sun screen and bug spray as you will be traveling in woody conditions and directly in the sun.

If an ATV tour is not something you are interested in, Adventure Tours offers other day activities such as white water rafting, zip lining, surfing, segway tours, and more. You can also plan your day out with a combo package like zip lining in the morning followed by an afternoon tour on the ATV.

For more questions on the various packages and pricing, contact Adventure Tours @ 1-800-761-7250 or visit their website. It is encouraged to book your excursion a few days before you want to go as during peak tourist season these tours fill up very fast.

When To Go

Jaco's dry season from December through April offers the most reliable conditions for ATV tours, with minimal rain and dusty trails that kick up impressive clouds as you tear through the jungle. January through March hits the sweet spot before Easter week (Semana Santa) when Costa Rican families flood the beach town and prices jump. The green season from May to November brings afternoon downpours that can make trails muddier and more challenging, though morning tours usually dodge the worst weather and you'll score better rates on accommodations. If your group wants guaranteed sunshine and doesn't mind paying premium rates, book for February or early March when the trails are dry, the beer stays cold, and you won't be competing with local holiday crowds for bar space after your ride.