Carara national park with Nature Group Costa Rica

Located north of Jaco along the Pacific coast, Carara National Park is at the confluence of two important ecosystems—the steamy jungle of the southern coast and the dry tropical forest of Guanacaste. Walk along easy trails to spot outstanding wildlife including 400 bird species, sloths, capuchin monkeys, anteaters, parrots, and most notably, huge populations of scarlet macaws and crocodiles.

Simple, the best rainforest tour in the area! Half day tour for professional birders,
photographers or for kids anxious to see their first rainforest frog!.
Carara National Park is an oasis of life. The best representation of rainforest in Central
Pacific of Costa Rica represents more than 80% of the mammals of the country, it is not
uncommon to see, coatis, peccaries, sloths, howler, capuchin and spider monkeys, rare wild
cats, hundreds of species of butterflies, red eyed leaf frogs and the amazing number of 430
species of birds; including threaten Scarlet Macaws. As for photographers and birders from
all over or casual visitors they will find an exuberant wildlife, and majestic flora
(Handicapped Friendly).
Bordered by the Tarcoles River, the Pacific Ocean, and agricultural lands; Carara is a
biological paradise in which thousands of species coexist for millions of years. Take a walk,
see blue morpho butterflies shine your path, a poison dart frog come your way, troops of
wild pigs dig on the forest ground or come back home with a great collection of photographs
of colorful birds such as Trogons, Manakins, Toucans, and many more.