Sloth Watching Tour in La Fortuna - Wildlife Experience
Sloth-watching walk in La Fortuna.
Check availabilityDry forest on the coast, cloud and rain forest on the volcanoes. Here is what lives where.
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Guanacaste’s dry forest loses many leaves in the dry season, which can make howler monkeys, white-faced capuchins, iguanas and birds easier to see. Santa Rosa and Rincón de la Vieja national parks protect large areas of it.

Palo Verde National Park on the Tempisque River is one of the country’s key wetlands for waterbirds.
Around La Fortuna, guided walks focus on sloths, frogs and birds, and hanging-bridge parks give views of the canopy.
Sloth-watching walk in La Fortuna.
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