This ride takes us on an old road connecting Arenal Dam with the main entrance to Arenal Volcano National Park. From there we go towards the village of El Castillo, biking on a quiet lane surrounded by dense forest and few cattle farms. Along the ride we often see howling monkeys, coatis and many birds like toucans, egrets and king fishers. We’ll stop for a picnic on the shore of Lake Arenal where it’s possible to swim. The volcano in visible during most of the ride and we can often hear its activity while we bike.

This ride takes us on an old road connecting Arenal Dam with the main entrance to Arenal Volcano National Park. From there we go towards the village of El Castillo, biking on a quiet lane surrounded by dense forest and few cattle farms. Along the ride we often see howling monkeys, coatis and many birds like toucans, egrets and king fishers. We’ll stop for a picnic on the shore of Lake Arenal where it’s possible to swim. The volcano in visible during most of the ride and we can often hear its activity while we bike.

Includes: equipment, transportation, bilingual tour guide, water break and snack. .

Departure time: 08:00 & 13:00

Duration: 4 hours

Distance: 13 to 26 km / 8 to 16 miles

Altitude gain: 85 mts / 280 ft

Terrain: Secondary road of gravel - sand with a few rocky spots; flats with a few short hills

Rate per person