Today our group got up bright and early to pack our bags then head to one of our planned tours, horseback riding. Many of us were looking forward to seeing a jungle from a different point of view. As we rode into the jungle little did we know that there was to be a surprise for us at the end, a giant water fall where we would have to climb hundreds of stairs, cross a suspension bridge, wade through a river and climbed over boulders to reach our destination. However once we reached the massive waterfall all the work we endured in order to arrive there was completely worth it.
During our experience many enjoyed their time while riding through the jungle and not having to walk while others were frightened. Just like us the horses as well had many different experiences on journey. Some of the horses always had to be in front, while others were always in the back and others would nip at the other if they tried to pass one another.
After this thrilling adventure we then headed off to what was suppose to be a five hour bus ride to Manuel Antonio but what turned into a seven hour excursion. But safely arrived at our hotel which was conviently located right on the beach. 
That looks absolutely amazing! I am not very familiar with horses, so I found your post very interesting.
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