This is a must do on your way to the central Pacific beaches. Stop here for a nice stroll on an accesible paved trail, with the chance to hike to longer dirt trails. Perfect for small children and great opportunity to experience nature. We were...More

As the weather was not so good - raining in the morning - we started with no great expectations on this tour. And it was better so. As we did not see one animal. No bird, no nothing. The guide was friendly and told us...More

This gives you paths through thick jungle where you can see birds, snakes, monkeys and other animals, safely.

Manuel Antonio is more well known, but Carara National Park's less traveled road is worth traveling.

We spent the morning here and loved it! There are a variety of trails for all levels of ability. It is fully handicapped-accessible, and designed so anyone can see the natural environment. We chose the shorter 1 1/4 mile path, but there are longer, more...More

Nice walk through jungle, guide was very informative but went on a bit too much about ecology got a bit boring after a while. Saw lots of howler monkeys, sloth, frogs and lots of butterflies.

Our local guide said this was his favourite place and took us along some pretty amazing trails - great range of wildlife and some fantastic birds.

We explored this park in April 2017. We booked a guide in advance. Armando was great and helpful in explaining the ecosystem and change between dry forest and rain forest. We saw macaws and an ant eater among other smaller creatures.

This was our 5th trip to Carrara with a guide in the last 13 years and we never get disappointed. After stopping by the bridge to see the 18ft crocs we spend 3-4 hr exploring. This was the first time we saw toucans and the...More

A visit to CR wouldn't be complete without a visit to a rain forest. Carara is unusual in that it transitions from a "dry" forest to "rain" forest. Thanks to our private guide, AntonioVindas, we saw animals we never would have spotted on our own,...More