Carara Rainforest Hike & Tarcoles River Safari
Tour Overview
Birdwatcher
Nature Lovers
Photographers
Physically Challenged Passengers
Families with small children
Carara National Park and the Tarcoles River Crocodiles Safari will give you a glimpse into a fantastic eco-system. This combination will give you a glimpse of two different and amazing realms, the transition rainforests and wildlife of the Pacific and the aquatic kingdom of birds, green iguanas and American crocodiles.
Pick Up Time
Arrival at the Carara National Park, bathrooms and initial explanations
Start of nature and birdwatching tour
Exit of the trail, bathrooms and depart National Park.
Tarcoles River crocodiles safari
Drive to the restaurant for a delicious typical Costa Rican lunch
Lunch
Arrival to Quepos
What to bring
Camera and large memory cards
Binoculars
Repellent
Sunscreen
What to wear
Closed shoes (Hiking boots or tennis shoes)
No jeans recommended
Hat or cap
Breathing fabrics and fresh clothes (Long pants and shirts better -mosquitoes-)
Our low prices
Carara and mangrove tour
$165













Carara National Park Tour will take you into a unique ecosystem where you may see species of both, the dry tropical forest and the humid rainforest. And in the Tarcoles River, you will enjoy the peacefulness of mangroves, the graceful beauty of herons, egrets, and other aquatic birds and the might of the American Crocodiles that live in the brackish waters of the river.
At Carara, the hiking is easily done as it has universal access, and a lot of the walk goes on a very even paved trail. And the boats are very comfortable for all people.
In this combined tour, you may see:
Two and three-toed sloths, Agouti Paca, Armadillo, Collared Peccaries, White-tailed Deer, Poison-arrow Frogs, and howler and capuchin monkeys. And of course the American Crocodiles, Green Iguanas, and Pacific Coast Basilisisks
The birdwatching is quite remarkable; you may watch the fantastic scarlet macaws, the Collared and the Fiery-billed Aracari, Great Tinamou, Chestnut-backed Antbird, Black-hooded Antshrike, Turkey vulture, Long-billed Gnatwren, Keel-billed Toucan, and by the water, the gorgeous Anhinga, Tiger-herons, Jacanas, Pied-billed Grebes, and Boat-billed Herons.