Meet the Fauna and Flora of the Caño Negro Wetland
This excursion is a unique opportunity to explore the rich fauna and flora that inhabit this impressive natural environment.
Located in La Fortuna de San Carlos, the Caño Negro Wetland is one of the most dynamic and biodiverse ecosystems in Costa Rica. This excursion is a unique opportunity to explore the rich fauna and flora that inhabit this stunning natural environment.
8.5 hour boat excursion
Embark on an expertly guided 8.5 hour boat trip where you will enjoy the beauty of the wetland and the abundant wildlife that surrounds it. This tour is ideal for nature lovers and birdwatchers, as Caño Negro is known for hosting incredible species in their natural habitat.
Boat navigating the Caño Negro wetland
Bird watching and more
During the excursion, you will have the opportunity to observe amazing birds nesting and feeding in the wetland. Specialized guides will help you identify different species and provide fascinating information about their behavior and habitats. The experience is perfect for photographers and bird enthusiasts.
Bird watching in Caño Negro
Learning about Costa Rican agriculture
In addition to bird watching, the tour includes a visit to “El Corral”, a mini tour where you will learn about the sugar cane production process. This cultural aspect of the trip will allow you to learn more about the plantations grown in Costa Rica and the importance of agriculture in the region.
Tourists photographing local wildlife
Everything you need for the tour
This tour includes transportation, guide, life jacket, water refill (remember to bring your own water bottle), lunch, fruits and a cultural visit to “El Corral”. Everything is designed for you to enjoy a comfortable and enriching experience in one of the most beautiful ecosystems in the country.
Takeover of the dock area in Caño Negro
A natural adventure in Caño Negro
Don’t miss the opportunity to explore Caño Negro and immerse yourself in Costa Rican nature. This excursion is ideal for those looking for a deeper connection with the environment and want to learn about Costa Rica’s biodiversity and agricultural culture.
Tourist sunbathing on boat