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Tourism entrepreneurs oppose license, royalty payments to canopy patent holder

The patent holder wants the owners of all canopy businesses operating in Costa Rica to apply for a license. He plans to collect royalties from canopy tours of $15 for every foreign tourist and $10 for locals.

Arenal: If you weren’t looking for adventure, you’ve come to the wrong place

Arenal is the unofficial capital of adventure tourism in Costa Rica — whitewater rafting, ziplining, canyoning, mountain biking, horseback riding, all-terrain vehicles — and all of these adventures are served up with a few spoonfuls of fear.

Nosara: Avoiding yoga and surf in a mecca of yoga and surf

Nosara, Costa Rica, is famous for its world-class yoga retreats and big waves. But what does it offer besides meditation and surf?

Nosara Costa Rica: Avoiding yoga and surf in a mecca of yoga and surf

Nosara, Costa Rica, is famous for its world-class yoga retreats and big waves. But what does it offer besides meditation and surf?

Diamante Eco Adventure Park: Not your ordinary ziplining

The new Diamante Eco Adventure Park near Playa del Coco aspires to be the best adventure park in Central America, and its Superman flight is a good start.

Ziplining in Arenal brings out the monkey in the man

A challenge course at Sky Adventures in Arenal offers ziplines, tightrope walking, rickety bridges, hanging ladders, a waterfall Tarzan swing and a pregnant pit viper. Who could ask for anything more?

Was Recreational Ziplining Really Invented In Costa Rica? Yes, Indeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed

The jungle canopy zipline was invented in Costa Rica by a U.S. biology student doing research, then reimagined for adventure tourism by a Canadian entrepreneur in Monteverde. And what a tangled web they wove.

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