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Carara National Park Visit

Carara National Park Visit

Walk in the riverine and transitional forest of Parque Nacional Carara, where American crocodiles and scarlet macaws are among the most visible species.

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Manuel Antonio National Park Visit

Manuel Antonio National Park Visit

Walk through the dense tropical forest of Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio down to its white-sand beaches, with a wide diversity of fauna and flora along the trails.

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Santa Elena Cloud Forest Morning Walk

Santa Elena Cloud Forest Morning Walk

Morning walk in the Santa Elena cloud forest, on the humid wooded trails of the reserve above the Pacific slope.

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Río Tárcoles Crocodile Bridge Stop

Río Tárcoles Crocodile Bridge Stop

Crocodiles bask on the banks of the Río Tárcoles below the secure road bridges, where some specimens reach five metres long.

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Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve Walk

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve Walk

Walk on cloud-forest trails running from the canopy down to the misty understory, through more than 10,000 hectares of protected forest.

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Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve Walk

Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve Walk

Walk through a maze of wooded cloud-forest trails in search of the Resplendent Quetzal, listening for howler monkeys and looking for tracks of puma, coati and paca.

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Curi-Cancha Biological Reserve Walk

Curi-Cancha Biological Reserve Walk

Walk on 7 km of trails through primary and secondary forest, where more than 200 bird species have been recorded, including the quetzal, the bellbird and the orange-bellied trogon.

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Río Celeste Blue-Water Hike

Río Celeste Blue-Water Hike

Fairly easy hike through primary forest to the sky-blue Río Celeste and its waterfall, the Blue Lagoon, a lacustrine fumarole and the Teñideros colour-change point.

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Sky Tram and Trek Classic Tour

Sky Tram and Trek Classic Tour

Panoramic tour with a 20-minute gondola ascent to 750 m, seven zip lines — the longest 1,250 m — and a 3.6 km canopy trail with five hanging bridges.

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