Carara Biological Reserve (4,700 hectares) is a transitions zone between tropical rainforest and dry forest. It is laced by countless rivers, from which the largest one is called Tarcoles.

During the rainy season, the Tarcoles floods the banks, creating a large lagoon that quickly fills with water hyacinths. A sight that should not be missed! 

Crocodiles and caimans are easily spotted along with plentybb of water wading birds. Howler and spider monkeys are only a few of the animals that you can see while you are in Carara National Park.  

Carara is one of the few nesting areas remaining for the scarlet macaw. Throughout the day, the macaws can always be heard and often seen in flight, particularly around dusk. It is possible to observe over 350 bird species and numerous mammal species throughout the year.

On the way to get there: 

You will make 2 interesting stops.

First Stop: Monkey Watching

Second Stop: Crocodile Bridge

At this stop you will be standing on the Tarcoles river bridge, and underneath your feet the crocodiles will be swimming and waiting for prey.

Price: US $25.00 per person transportation for the minimum of 4 person groups plus US $8.00 per person National Park entrance fee.

Please e-mail or call us under the details given below should you be interested in doing this tour.
 

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