Manta rays, hawksbill turtles, groupers and a multitude of marine life await the most discriminating diver. Our night dives come highly recommended--guests swear it's like diving in your very own private aquarium!

Paraiso's shallow corals are home to colorful clownfish, butterfly fish, angel fish, eels, and the occasional octopus. Discover how time flies when you put on that snorkel pack and browse through the water! Note: It's more fun to snorkel with a partner!

Whether alone or in tandem, kayaking at Paraiso is always fun. For the more adventurous, exploring nearby Tambobo Bay by kayak has proved an even more exhilarating experience!

Drop a line from the resort's Sandbar, and you're almost sure to get an eel or a triggerfish. But our more determined guests go out and rent boats from passing fishermen, coming back with sunburns from hell and a whopper of a story--sometimes, with the catch to match it!

To quote an eager participant, rappeling is "all about conquering your fears." Easier said than done when it's your turn to go down that cliff with the 20-meter drop, albeit a picturesque 20-meter drop! But seriously, our guide says the rope can hold up to 4 tons, so it's worth at least one try!

With a thoroughbred, a Morgan (Lightning) and 2 native ponies (1997 and Small One) to choose from, we urge our guests to have a go at horseback riding, either around the resort, at the beach or to a nearby hill peppered with boulders and fossilized giant clams. Seasoned trail riders will be glad to know we use western saddles built for comfort and safety.

Since we are kilometers and a generation away from civilization, telling guests we don't have much traffic on our roads would be an understatement. Which is perfect for most guests who just want to be get away from the madding crowd. But even more so if you enjoy trail biking: just ask for the trail that leads to the hill with the spectacular view of Tambobo Bay!