We had an amazing time during the sloth tour! Bradley our guide was exceptional, he spotted so many sloths and helped us take pictures of them. Moreover, he was very knowledgeable about all topics sloth-related. The tours are aimed to bring awareness regarding animal protection which is an important aspect of the presentation.

My husband and I went to see the sloth tour and it was nothing short of AMAZING! Johnny did a great job as our tour guide, had so much knowledge and were got to see sloths and a bat! Would definitely recommend!!

This is the perfect any authentic Sloth Tour we were looking for! Our tour guide, Johnny, was excellent to say the least and canvased the reserve prior to our arrival making our experience memorable. We were able to see a female two-toed sloth, and a baby three-toed sloth! Adorable, magical, and forever memorable! On our guided tour, we were also able to capture pictures and videos of a long beaked humming bird. If you’re looking for a sloth tour in their natural and free-range habitat, this is the place to go. My wife and I are very pleased to have chosen this establishment and will recommend it to family, friends, and anyone inquiring. Thank you Johnny!

We ventured out from Alajuela by car using Waze and we made it! The route to and back was very beautiful! Projecto ASIS was educational and the guide and front desk were helpful with all my questions. We saw 2 sloths and they have a cool device that allows you to take a picture close up when they are high in the trees. They had a little break with coffee and lemonade and cookies too.

Proyecto Asis is named for St. Francis of Asissi, the patron saint of animals. It is a center for animals that have been rescued from the illegal pet trade or animals that have been injured and can't be released into the wild. They include monkeys, parrots, toucans, a raccoon, coatimundis, a caiman, a margay (wild cat), and a collared peccary. A guide gave us a tour to tell about each of the animals and why they were at the center. Seeing a Strawberry Poison Dart Frog in the wild was an added treat! After the tour, we received coffee and a snack. For an extra experience, it is possible to volunteer to prepare food for the animals' evening meal. Each person is given a metal bowl to put a specific amount of different foods into. The food is weighed, cut into managable pieces for the animal, then put into different objects as an enrichment activity to find their food. We were there during the rainy season, we were glad we had our rain gear and umbrellas!

Our tour guide Adriana was amazing, she was very informative and accommodating to the group needs. She made sure everyone could see the sloths that were found and she was able to share all the pictures to all guest. She seemed very passionate and caring for the sloths and their futures.

Excellent and very informative fun tour. We went in off season so we had the lovely guide Bradley and just the two of us on the tour. We saw both the Costa Rican species. We were able to get excellent videos and photos with the help of Bradley and his telescope. Proyecto Asis team truly care about the sloths and wildlife. Loved every second we were there! Remember to tip. The team are so passionate about conservation.

Exceptionally pleasant guide. We were lucky enough to see several sloths in their natural habitat. The explanation was clear and interesting.

Wonderful experience with sloths. Guide was knowledgeable and helpful. Helped take photos through telescope. Learned a lot. Very safe and natural

We did both the Sloth and Wildlife tour. The sloth tour was really informative and educational. Finding the sloths are not so easy but the guide was able to locate 2 of them for us while we were there. The wildlife rescue was also very educational. They go through all the reasons they have the animals, the conservation efforts, why they are rescued, and how they are rehabilitated and released. Lots of birds and monkeys mostly. Its similar to a zoo in that they are not in the wild but you get an up close and personal tour of all the animals. Overall these guys really are dedicated to the wildlife and culture of Cost Rica. I would recommend this one over other wildlife/sloth tours in the area. The two tour guides are awesome. They were the best part of both tours. Very fun and interactive with the group. And the groups are small. We only had 6 people on each tour.

Great place. You can see sloths in their natural habitat, and the staff are SUPER friendly. I learned so much about sloths. This is an essential part of any Costa Rica trip. Also, check out the gift whop.

Absolutely fabulous. Really informative and lucky to see several sloths, one closer than I could have believed. Our guide Adriana was fabulous at explaining their behaviour and the conservation

My partner and I heard about this tour + volunteer opportunity from a friend. We had an amazing time with Carlos, our tour guide. The tour was very informative about the current problems facing the birds and monkeys in Costa Rica. We got to ask many questions, and it's obvious that Carlos is very passionate about his work. Once the tour ended, we got to prep fruits and vegetables for the monkeys and watch them eat. There were 3 kids in our tour group, and they all had fun prepping the food for the monkeys. This is a MUST DO when you're in Costa Rica. It's only 30 minutes driving distance away from La Fortuna.

We loved our time here. They rescue animals and rehabilitate them (if they can go back into the wild). We loved seeing how well they care for the animals, and it was so fun seeing how thoughtfully they feed them so each of the animals gets their fair share of the food. We prepared their food (cut and measured fresh fruits and veggies), and "packaged" it up for them. We went with our teenaged kids and it was one of the highlights of our entire week in Costa Rica. They also do virtual tours for schools — we're hoping to arrange for them to do a tour for my son's Spanish class!

Excellent experience! Inspiring work to educate the public and to rehabilitate animals and release them back to the wild. We would strongly recommend visiting both the south tour and the animal rescue center.