About This Tour
As darkness falls over the rainforest, a completely different world comes alive. The Night Rainforest Walk is one of our most magical experiences, taking you deep into the tropical forest after sunset to discover the incredible nocturnal wildlife that calls this place home.
During this guided walk of approximately 1.5 hours, your certified naturalist guide will use specialized optical equipment to help you spot the incredible creatures that emerge at night. From the iconic red-eyed tree frog perched on a leaf to sleeping toucans, venomous snakes safely observed from a distance, and insects that camouflage so perfectly you'd never see them on your own.
The sounds of the rainforest at night are unlike anything you've experienced — a symphony of frogs, insects, and nocturnal birds that creates an atmosphere both thrilling and deeply peaceful. This tour is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking an unforgettable adventure.
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Tour Highlights
What's Included
- Certified naturalist guide
- Small groups
- Park entrance fee
- Water & snacks
- Optical equipment
What to Bring
- Insect repellent
- Rain jacket
- Comfortable clothing
- Flashlight
Tour Information
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