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As of March 16, 2020, the Costa Rican government has closed all points of entry to foreigners to Costa Rica. We are keeping our staffing levels at a minimum to assist clients in this mass evacuation and process credit notes to clients who have future reservations. Should you have an emergency, please contact (506)8904-6809.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Costa Rica, but we have an advanced and modern health care system and universal health care for our citizens with a well-organized and centralized government, so as a country, we have been taking considerable precautions for travelers and citizens.
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Costa Rica Birding.... for those wanting specialised birding tours you really need a good birding guide to help you spot some of the amazing birdlife in Costa Rica. The Arenal Costa Rica area with its lush jungle rainforests, volcano areas and farming land, attracts a wide variety of interesting birds, such as keel-Billed toucans, Montezuma Oropenulas or Laughing Falcons, amongst many, many others. There are 840 or so species of birds in Costa Rica, so you are bound to spot a fair few on this Arenal tour!
The locations we go bird watching depend upon the season and the best birding options. Locations include Arenal Lake, El Silencio Nature Reserve or Finca Luna Nueva or other local private reserves in the Arenal Volcano area.
As most birders know one of the best times to go birding watching is early in the morning, so our tours tend to start about 5.00-6.00am with a pick up from your hotel. Your guide will take you on an informative walk to see many of the more famous tropical birds of Costa Rica as well as the more difficult to see species such as Royal Flycatchers, White-fronted Nunbirds and Cinnamon Woodpeckers.
The guide will be checking his Costa Rica birding book during the tour so that you can discuss the birds you are spotting and the guide will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
For a really fantastic guide to birds in Costa Rica, check out: The Birds of Costa Rica: A Field Guide (Zona Tropical Publications) by Robert Dean and Richard Garrigues (Second Edition 2014).
For a full list of birds 2014, by the Asociacion Ornitologia de Costa Rica, click here
What to Bring?
Binoculars
insect repellent
camera
light clothes
rain gear
Includes
Transport
Any Entrance fees
Specialist Guide
Coffee and fruit snack
Times
5.30am
Duration
4 hours with transport
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