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You
will admire wonders of nature, outstanding birds, and
wildlife at BOSQUE DE PAZ using our all signed trails through the forest. At our
preserve we count with different trails ranging from
1 kilometer to 7.5 kilometers, adding up to 22 kilometers
through old growth and second growth forest.
You
will decide your preference, accordingly with your interest.
We
offer several tours from our Preserve to popular destinations
and bird hotspots close to the area.
All
of our tours include transportation, entrance fees,
and meals.
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Caño
Negro Wildlife Sanctuary: Caño Negro
is located on the northern Caribbean slope and is one
of the best wetland habitats in the region to observe
such rare and endangered birds such as the Jabiru, Sunbittern,
Roseate Spoonbill, Bare-throated Tiger-heron, and Great
Potoo. |
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OTS
La Selva Biological Station: La Selva Biological
Station is a tropical biology research facility, located
in the Caribbean lowlands. It is one of the most famous
birdwatching hotspots in Costa Rica, where it is possible
to see birds as he Great Tinamou, Great Curassow, Purple-throated
Fruitcrow, and Snail Kite. It has 72 kilometers of trails
through premontane rainforests. Local Naturalist Guiding
services are included. |
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Whitewater
Rafting: We organize trips to the Toro and
Sarapiquí rivers fro whitewater rafting tours.
These are two of the best rivers for this activity in
the world. |
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Arenal
Volcano: The Arenal Volcano is Costa Rica's
most active stratovolcano, producing constant lava eruptions,
which can be safely observed from the base of the cone.
It is also possible to visit hot springs, and see a
variety of birds such as Toucans, Jacamars, Crested
Guans, and Aracaris. |
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Poás
Volcano: The Poás Volcano is one of
Costa Rica's active stratovolcanoes. It has constant
gas eruptions at its active crater. It also has the
world's most acid natural lake with a pH of 0. It is
2600 meters above sea level, and it is a good place
to find many of the endemic species of birds of the
country such as Sooty Robin, Large-footed Finch, Peg-
billed Finch, Slaty Flowerpiercer, and Black-and-yellow
Silky-flycatcher. |
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Carara
National Park: Guided day trip to Carara
National Park to seek out scarlet macaws and other birds.
Walking on easy trails, you will be on the lookout for
crested guan, royal flycatcher, fiery-billed aracari
and black-bellied wren. And, of course, scarlet macaws.
Carara is one of the few places in Central America where
you can see these rare creatures. More than 100 live
in the park year-round. |
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