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Gyrocopter Tours of Costa Rica, tour from €120 - this is a unique opportunity with an unforgettable autogyro flight experience to explore Central America, Costa Rica
From: €120
Location: Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Overview
Do you want to experience the beauty of Costa Rica from above? Take a trip to the skies in a flight packed with amazement and positive adrenaline! We are a group of certified gyrocopter commercial pilots with many years of experience and great passion for sharing the Costa Rican scenery from a “higher” point of view! We are based out of Tamarindo, Guanacaste. We will fly together in an unforgettable tour over ocean, beaches and jungle and seeing incredible wildlife. We can do short roundtrip tours or longer tours all around Costa Rica. Want more? let us train you to become an ultralight pilot yourself!
We offer local tours in Tamarindo and Samara and regional tours of the Nicoya Peninsula, Manuel Antonio, Peninsula Osa, the Volcanoes, Caribbean Coast, Panama.Do you need to go to a specific location? Ask us for a quotation and we’ll do our best to accomodate you!
Additional Information
What should I bring?
With sunglasses and sunscreen you'll be fine!
Can I take my camera?
Of course! But... you need to have a strap on it so we can't lose it in flight.
Can I take my mobile phone?
Sure! Same thing as with the cameras: we need a strap on it. We will have a transparent case with a strap available for you, which fits most phones.
How many can fly?
Autogyros have two seats, one of which is for the pilot, so we can only bring one passenger at a time. Sometimes there is the possibility to go with two or three Autogyros at the same time but for that we need availability of machines and pilots. Just ask and we'll do our best to accomodate you.
What precautions do you take for Covid?
We sanitize our headphones and microphones after each flight!
Helicopter tours nearby : Central America | Costa Rica
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