About This Tour
The Sloth & Wildlife Tour is a guided safari through the lush rainforest, designed to bring you face to face with one of Costa Rica's most beloved creatures — the sloth. These gentle, slow-moving mammals are fascinating to observe in their natural habitat, and our expert guides know exactly where to find them.
But sloths are just the beginning. As you walk through the forest trails, you'll have the opportunity to spot howler monkeys swinging through the canopy, colorful toucans perched on branches, tiny poison dart frogs on the forest floor, and a incredible variety of tropical birds and reptiles.
Your certified naturalist guide provides professional optical equipment including spotting scopes and binoculars, ensuring you get incredible close-up views of every animal. This tour is perfect for families, wildlife photographers, and anyone who wants a relaxed, immersive experience in the rainforest.
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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
Tour Information
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