This hike is an excellent way to see sloths, butterflies and other exotic animals like toucans in their natural environments.

A major feature of the park is the density and variety of bird species, a major factor in the creation of the reserve, due in part to its diverse ecology, with 15 different topographical zones from evergreen forests to mangrove swamps. Birds spotted regularly in the park include Great Curassows, Scarlet Macaws, white ibis, roseate spoonbills, anhingas, jabirus, and wood storks among many others. The park protects one of the most endangered ecosystems. It is one of the last remaining tropical dry rainforests that once covered most of Central America. Tropical dry rainforests now exist in less than 0.1% of their original size and are considered to be the most endangered ecosystems in the tropics.

The Palo Verde National Park, Spanish for "Green Tree", is a National Park of Costa Rica, part of the Tempisque Conservation Area, that contains much of the area of the valley of the Tempisque River and covers an area of 45,492 acres in Guanacaste Province, 30 km west of Canas. The surrounding region is mostly tropical dry forests, and the Park concentrates on conserving vital floodplain, marshes, limestone ridges, and seasonal pools from the encroachment of civilization which was putting the ecology of the area at risk.

Enjoy a relaxed guided drive through some extraordinary pastoral landscapes and quaint villages. Then when visiting the Forest Reserve, the secret wonders of the rain forest will be detected by our guides and introduced to you.  Early in the evening, after an intense day of nature contact...we continue to a well-deserved dive in the hot springs, where you can swim in different pools, under the stars and surrounded by a lush nature... 

Arenal Volcano is one of the ten most active volcanoes in the world. It has been studied by seismologists for many years.

The volcano is located at the center of Arenal Volcano National Park in the northern zone of the country, 15 kilometers (9.3 mi) southwest of the La Fortuna district in San Carlos (canton), Costa Rica. The temperature varies from 9 °C (48 °F) in the high areas to 89 °C (192 °F) in the low areas and the annual rainfall is around 349 centimeters (137 in).  
When visiting the rain forest at Eco Centro Danaus you can appreciate the wonders that are exposed at the reserve, there you will see sloths, butterfly garden, different types of flowers and trees. Arenal has one of the most complex ecosystems on the earth and our naturalist tour guide will point out the most interesting plants and trees during the hiking at Eco Centro Danaus.
The Arenal Volcano area is an important watershed for the Arenal Lake Reservoir. The reservoir's water is used for hydroelectric power. It is also connected to the national system.

A Cloud forest that just goes on and on: Monteverde is the sole reason many people travel to Costa Rica, and with good reason. This well-known private reserve, which covers 22,000 Costa Rican hectares, has more than 400 bird species (including the quetzal, which is best seen in the early morning between January and May), monkeys, tapirs, and felines, all in its dense, dark boundaries.     
      
Often taking the form of fog, these clouds hover around the upper canopy of the forest before condensing onto the leaves of trees and dripping onto the plants below.

Understandably, the sun has a hard time breaking through this thick veil of clouds. This causes a slower rate of evaporation and thus provides the plants with a bounty of life-giving moisture. This moisture helps to promote a huge amount of biodiversity, particularly within the type of plants known as epiphytes.

These plants grow on other plants (including trees) non-parasitically, collecting their moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, and debris that surround them. Common examples include lichens, orchids and bromeliads, all of which are abundant in Monteverde. Cloud forests also tend to host a large number of endemic species, as their unique climates and specialized ecosystems create habitats that are not found anywhere else on Earth.     

So much to see, so much to do...

Walk the canopy on suspended rope bridges. See breathtaking beauty, rare animals as Poison Dart Frogs, spectactular birds and other unique and curious wildlife. Amazing waterfalls and so much more with an English speaking guide exceptionally knowledgeable in the flora and fauna of the region.

If you like adventure include the "Zip Line Tour" in Monteverde, the have longer cable in Costa Rica 1KM.

Rincón de la Vieja National Park extends over 14083 hectares of semi-deciduous forest and very moist forest at altitudes that range from 1950 feet to 5748 feet above the sea level.

Huge trees protect spider monkeys, leaf-cutter ants, toucans and all kind of great and small creatures.

Following the hike you’ll be treated to a soak in local hot springs let your muscles relax then get covered with volcanic mud in a live crater!!! The trip finishes with delicious local lunch before returning to your hotel.

The Rio Celeste is far from your ordinary aqueous landscape. The nearly opaque waters of the Celeste river are a surreal shade of bright aquamarine blue.

This startling color is created by a chemical reaction cause by the fusion of calcium carbonate and sulfur released from the Tenorio Volcano. This natural wonder is largely undiscovered by tourism and is an experience worth boasting about.