See a different side of Costa Rica’s wildlife on the canals of the Tárcoles river, making a great boat expedition looking for the biggest crocodiles! Your tour guide will make an amazing show with the wild crocodiles, while you can take videos and photos from the boat. The Tárcoles river is a very common place where people go to watch the crocodiles and to see the many birds that drink water from the canals of the river, that is in the front of Carara National Park. This park is a pathway for the birds where they stop to get food and water during their migration.
The Tárcoles river has one of the largest crocodile populations in the world, with 25 crocodiles per square kilometer. In addition, the river also houses more than 50 species of migratory birds, native and coastal, including a variety of herons, pink spatula, geese, and red and green macaws.
 
TOUR INCLUDES: 
Transportation
Crocodile Tour
Bird Watching
 
WHAT TO BRING:
Shorts
Comfortable Shoes
Hat
Insect repellent
Camera
Binoculars
Reusable Water Bottle
 
SCHEDULE: 
10:00AM to 12:00PM
2:00PM to 4:00PM