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Here you will find a variety of resident and migratory birds, three different species of monkeys, iguanas, sloths, turtles and Caymans. Upon arrival, your boat awaits! Enjoy a 2.5 hour river adventure on the Rio Frio! Travel through a tropical rain forest and pastures until we arrive at the marsh. An experienced English-Spanish speaking guide leads the tour. Although many birds at the refuge migrate here, many are also permanent residents. During our journey it is possible to see hundreds of them (especially during the dry season). See Anhinga (also known as the snakebird), roseate spoonbill, wood storks, the endangered Jabiru (the largest bird in Central America) and the refuge’s most popular bird, the Olivaceous (who nests in the area). Cano Negro also has the largest colony of cormorants in Costa Rica. As we travel along the river there will also be the possibility to see howler monkeys, spider monkeys, white-Faced monkeys, three-toed sloths, turtles, the basilisk lizard and Caimans. This trip also includes a traditional Costa Rican lunch, regional fruit, natural juices and coffee at the new Rio Frio restaurant.

Inclusion

Hotel pick-up and drop-off to selected hotels; Boat Tour; Entrance fees; Light snacks and Lunch.

Exclusion

Gratuities.

Hours of operation

Available: Daily; Departs at 7:00am.

Duration

Approximately 7 hours.

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Minimum of 2 passengers is required for the tour to run. Complete information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, will be included on your Confirmation Voucher.

All information requested must be supplied or booking is subject to automatic cancellation

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Arenal Arenal , Arenal, Costa Rica

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