Guanacaste and Northwest

Palo Verde National Park is one of the sites with the greatest biological diversity in Costa Rica. Comprehends a rich mosaic of more than 15 different natural communities, including the lowland deciduous forest, the evergreen forest, the swamp forest, the calcareous hill deciduous forest, grasslands, and mangroves. The wetlands, which represent 50% of the park’s area, are a sanctuary for thousands of aquatic birds, resident and migratory.
More than 750 plant species have been identified. Here are also 5 of the 6 mangrove species existing in the country, crocodiles, howler monkeys, white-faced monkeys, we are also going to take a walk in the Bijagua rainforest near the Tenorio volcano to see frogs, snakes, birds, insects, and of course the sloths. We are also going to visit the Llanos del Cortes waterfall where you can bathe and it is very beautiful for photos.