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This page has one job: answering questions about booking a Sarapiqui rafting trip. Stuck between a Class II-III family run and the Class III-IV Jungle Run, or unsure whether a La Virgen departure or a pickup from La Fortuna suits your route better? Ask.

This site lines up bookable rafting trips on the Sarapiqui, from family Class II-III runs to Class IV whitewater, all linking to live booking pages.

• Already reserved a seat on one of these runs? Give the tour name plus the reference number from your confirmation.
• Paste the exact trip title from the listing so nothing gets confused.
• Tell us your travel dates too, since departure points and start times differ from trip to trip.
• Headcount and kids' ages, since age and weight limits differ between family floats and harder runs.
• Tell us what kind of day you want, whether that is a mellow wildlife float or a Class III-IV white-water run.

Anything else, write to info@sarapiquiriverrafting.org and a person will read it. Spotted a from-price that looks off against the live page, or a departure that no longer seems to run? Send that our way as well, it helps keep the site honest.

A clear word on what this site does and does not do. We compare rafting trips, we do not run them. Every question sent here gets read by a person, and we can talk through whether a Class II-III family run suits your group better than a Class III-IV section, or which departure point fits your route. Once money changes hands, though, the trip belongs to the operator and the listing. Rafting gear, guide assignments, schedule changes, refunds, every one of those sits with them. We will always send you to the right inbox rather than invent an answer.

Before You Paddle, Ask Away

A few things worth knowing before you write. Water levels shape the river: the upper section runs Class II-III in the dry season and pushes toward Class III when the water rises, while the Jungle Run can reach Class IV in high water, and any decision to reroute or reschedule belongs to the operator, not to us. Torn between options? Ask whether a three-hour Class II-III paddle from La Virgen, a five-hour Class IV run with lunch, or a safari float focused on wildlife fits your crowd better, since timing and rapid class shape the day more than price alone. We reply in plain language about what the lineup covers, where each tour departs and what a listing includes, and we say so when something is better answered by the operator directly.