A Natural Treasure to Discover with Cactus Tour
Welcome to Cactus Tour, your receptive agency dedicated to exploring natural wonders. Today, we invite you to explore a fascinating aspect of our biodiversity: wildlife.
Why Explore Local Wildlife?
Wildlife encompasses all the animal species living in a specific region. It plays a crucial role in the balance of ecosystems and offers invaluable richness for nature and adventure enthusiasts. Whether you’re an amateur ornithologist, wildlife photographer, or simply curious, local wildlife promises unforgettable encounters.
Areas of Wildlife Richness
National Parks and Nature Reserves
Sanctuaries for several endemic and endangered species. Here, you can observe majestic mammals, rare birds, and a multitude of other fascinating creatures. Reserves, which are involved in conservation efforts, offer guided safaris to observe animals in their natural habitat.
Tropical Rainforests
Dive into lush jungles and discover exceptional biodiversity. From primates to reptiles, and an impressive variety of insects, each step reveals a new wonder.
Coastal and Marine Zones
Explore crystal-clear waters to encounter sea turtles, colorful fish, and even dolphins. Diving and snorkeling allow you to explore this enchanting underwater world.
Unforgettable Wildlife Encounters
Bird Watching: With over 900 bird species, Costa Rica is a paradise for ornithologists. Join our morning excursions to observe birds with vibrant plumage and melodious songs.
Photo Safari: Bring your camera and capture stunning images of wildlife. Our experienced guides will take you to the best spots to immortalize magical moments.
Nature Hikes: Explore trails and encounter local wildlife in its natural habitat. Our hikes are suitable for all levels, allowing everyone to experience a unique adventure.
Our Commitment to Conservation
At Cactus Tour, we are deeply committed to wildlife protection. We work closely with local organizations to support conservation initiatives and raise awareness among our visitors about the importance of preserving these natural treasures.
Conservation Programs: A portion of our revenue is allocated to wildlife protection projects and habitat restoration.
Responsible Tourism: We prioritize sustainable tourism practices to minimize our impact on the environment and local wildlife.
Plan Your Adventure with Cactus Tour
Ready to explore Costa Rica’s exceptional wildlife? Contact us today to plan your customized trip. Whether you’re looking for a short getaway or a longer expedition, we have options to suit all your desires.
Explore, discover, and be amazed by the wild beauty with Cactus Tour. Together, let’s protect and celebrate the richness of our wildlife!
Species by Time of Year
| Animal | Type | Observation Location | Observation Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Three-toed Sloth | Terrestrial | Manuel Antonio National Park | Year-round |
| Jaguar | Terrestrial | Corcovado National Park | December to April |
| Howler Monkey | Terrestrial | Tortuguero National Park | Year-round |
| Green Sea Turtle | Marine | Tortuguero Beaches | July to October |
| Resplendent Quetzal | Aerial | Monteverde Reserve | February to May |
| Scarlet Macaws | Aerial | Carara National Park | Year-round |
| Baird’s Tapir | Terrestrial | Corcovado National Park | Year-round |
| Poison Dart Frog | Terrestrial | Manuel Antonio National Park | Year-round |
| American Crocodile | Terrestrial | Tarcoles River | Year-round |
| Green Basilisk | Terrestrial | Tortuguero National Park | Year-round |
| Toucan | Aerial | Monteverde Reserve | Year-round |
| Ocelot | Terrestrial | Corcovado National Park | December to April |
| White-nosed Coati | Terrestrial | Manuel Antonio National Park | Year-round |
| Coral Snake | Terrestrial | Lowland Forests | Year-round |
| Spotted Dolphin | Marine | Papagayo Gulf | Year-round |
| Leatherback Turtle | Marine | Tortuguero Beaches | March to June |
| Green Iguana | Terrestrial | Costa Rican Parks and Gardens | Year-round |
| Brown Pelican | Aerial | Pacific Coast | Year-round |
| Hammerhead Shark | Marine | Cocos Island | December to May |
| Fruit Bat | Aerial | Parks and Reserves | Year-round |
Enjoy your visit!
Let's Prepare Together for Your Encounter with Central America's Wildlife and Flora
