On this 1.5-hour tour you’ll explore the wetlands of Palo Verde in a covered boat. Your guides can tell you more about this complex habitat and point out the many species of rare birds that call this reserve home.

This tour begins with a fresh fruit snack (accompanied by coffee or tea) before you hit the trails. You’ll reach your boat and set off on your bird watching adventure. After you explore the marshes you’ll head back to enjoy a sumptuous banquet before you leave.

Palo Verde has some of the largest populations of birds in all of Central America. The El Viejo wetlands have salty and freshwater marshes. These marshes are full of fish, which attract a large number of birds. On your tour you can keep an eye out for beautiful birds like roseate spoonbills and jabirú storks. You can also expect to see a variety of reptiles, crocodiles, and white-faced capuchins.

Comfortable walking shoes, a camera, bug spray, and sunscreen.

Fruit snack, refreshments, buffet lunch, and a guided tour of the wetlands.