We stopped by Aviarios del Caribe in Nov 2005, while we were only there briefly, it was just an amazing place. We were able to see some of the 'family' sloths, along with Buttercup. I had previous been to Peru, and while walking through a market in Iquitos, we came across men selling baby sloths and was able to 'purchase' one and set it free (we made sure it was set free appropriately!) ... It was such an amazing experience then and to have that again while visiting the Sloth Sanctuary was a privilege. Judy and Luis certainly have shown great admiration and care for these wonderful animals. I would definitely recommend this stop, it is worth the time and you will leave wanting to go back. Visitors are able to ‘adopt’ a sloth and there is a great gift shop, which you may purchase those cute Buttercup t-shirts. The walk through the rainforest and canoe trip were just great little extra's that made this trip worthwhile.

kathy and came down in july ,,it was my second time there and her first (visit)..its the kind of experience you will never forget,,and one you should take the time to do.
,,judy,,we are coming back in jan,,dont forget to email and let us know if you need anything
thank you for the time you took to let kathy spend some time with the baby sloths,,i cant tell you what it ment for her
danny and kathy charleston sc 1-843-270-1357

This lodge is set on a river inlet with a private block of forest you can easily walk through. The unique attraction is that the place is also a sloth rescue center and cares for dozens of abandoned baby sloths as well as injured adults. The owners, Judy & Luis, are friendly and provide a wealth of information about the sloths, as well as recommendations for food and activities in the area. A gem on the Atlantic Coast.