Single ATV
$110 USD
Round-trip transportation included
- One person on one ATV
- Helmet and bilingual guide
- Pickup in Quepos and Manuel Antonio
FourTrax Adventure Tours · Costa Rica
Manuel Antonio ATV Tours.
Join a Manuel Antonio ATV adventure through the countryside to Rainmaker Park, a private nature reserve with suspension bridges, waterfalls and a natural swimming pool.
Daily departures at 7:30 AM, 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM.
About 4.5 hoursIncluding transport, waterfall and meal
From $110Single and double ATVs
Pickup includedQuepos and Manuel Antonio
Ages 5+Family-friendly passengers
One tour, four experiences
Ride, hike, swim and refuel.
This is not a quick lap around a track. Your bilingual guides lead you from the Manuel Antonio area through local villages, rural landscapes and tropical trails before reaching Rainmaker Park, where the adventure continues on foot.
- About two hours of ATV riding: roughly one hour toward the waterfall and one hour back
- Route through local villages, countryside, plantations and water crossings
- Entrance to Rainmaker Park private nature reserve included
- Waterfall and natural pool stop, depending on conditions
- Traditional Costa Rican meal served after the tour
- Round-trip transportation from Quepos and Manuel Antonio
Real tour photography from the FourTrax route.
Clear pricing
Choose how you want to ride.
Prices include the tour experience, Rainmaker Park entrance, pickup in the covered area and the meal after the tour.
Double ATV
$140 USD
Round-trip transportation included
- Two people sharing one ATV
- Driver and passenger may switch only when authorized
- Pickup in Quepos and Manuel Antonio
Your form is treated as a booking request. We confirm the date, departure, ATV selection and pickup details. If your selected departure is unavailable, we contact you with alternatives.
What the day looks like
Adventure without guesswork.
Pickup & briefing
Pickup in Quepos or Manuel Antonio, followed by equipment fitting and safety instructions.
ATV route
Ride for about two hours total through local villages, rural trails, plantations and changing terrain.
Rainmaker Park
Walk roughly 10–15 minutes through the private nature reserve to the waterfall, natural pool and easy suspension bridges.
Meal & return
Enjoy time at the waterfall, then return to the FourTrax Ranch for a Costa Rican meal before transportation back.
The route opens up
Small rural villages, local roads and wide tropical views.
The ride passes through countryside communities and offers a look at everyday rural Costa Rica, with changing scenery between the FourTrax Ranch and Rainmaker Park.
Comfort and practical details
Know what to expect before you arrive.
About 10–15 minutes
The walk from the ATV stop to the waterfall is short and follows a forest trail. Closed shoes are required to reduce the risk of slipping.
Easy and approachable
The bridges are straightforward to cross and are not designed as an extreme height challenge. Walk at your own pace and follow the guide.
Time to enjoy the stop
Bring swimwear and a change of clothes if you would like to enter the natural pool. Access always depends on current safety conditions.
Lockers and changing rooms
Lockers and changing areas are available so you can store belongings and change before or after the waterfall stop.
Round-trip pickup included
Pickup and return are included from Quepos and Manuel Antonio. Guests who prefer to drive may also meet the team directly at the FourTrax Ranch.
About 4.5 hours
This includes transportation, safety briefing, ATV riding, the waterfall stop and time for the post-tour meal.
Two different stops
The FourTrax Ranch and Rainmaker Park.
The adventure uses two distinct locations. The FourTrax Ranch is the operational base; Rainmaker Park is the private nature reserve visited for the rainforest walk and waterfall area.
Operational base
FourTrax Ranch
This is where the ATVs are prepared, the ride begins and the included Costa Rican meal is served. Guests may also meet the team here when arriving in their own vehicle.
Private nature reserve
Rainmaker Park
This is the private reserve visited for the rainforest walk, suspension bridges, waterfall and natural pool.
Real tour photos
See what you are booking.
The route changes with weather and trail conditions, but the experience always combines outdoor adventure with the rainforest.
Optional professional photos, when available, are arranged and paid directly with the photographer during the tour. View the complete gallery.
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Your request goes directly to the reservation team, not to a marketplace that may not know the operational details.
No surprise inclusions
The listed tour price includes transportation in the covered area, Rainmaker Park entrance and the post-tour meal.
Human confirmation
We confirm the date, departure, ATV type and pickup details directly with you.
Before you ride
Frequently asked questions
Who can drive an ATV?
Guests ages 16 and 17 may drive with a valid driver's license. Adult drivers age 18 and older are not required to carry a driver's license. The route uses rural areas with little vehicle traffic, and final authorization always depends on the guide's safety assessment.
What is the minimum passenger age?
Passengers must be at least 5 years old. A parent or responsible adult should consider the child's comfort with outdoor terrain, noise, water and changing weather.
What should I wear and bring?
Closed shoes with good grip are required because the forest trail can be slippery. Wear clothes that may get wet or muddy and bring swimwear, a change of clothes, insect repellent, sun protection and any personal medication.
Are the suspension bridges scary?
They are generally easy to cross and are not presented as an extreme heights attraction. You can walk slowly, follow the guide and enjoy the forest views.
How long is the walk to the waterfall?
The forest walk inside Rainmaker Park is approximately 10–15 minutes to reach the waterfall area. If someone has a special limitation or prefers not to walk, contact us beforehand about the available waiting arrangements.
Are lockers and changing rooms available?
Yes. Lockers and changing areas are available, making it easier to bring swimwear and a dry change of clothes.
Where is pickup included?
Round-trip transportation is included from hotels and vacation rentals in Quepos and Manuel Antonio. If you are outside the covered area, contact us before booking.
What happens when it rains?
Tours normally operate in tropical weather. Routes, swimming and individual trail sections may change for safety. If the operator must cancel, we will contact you with the available options.
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