During the tours, instead of just pointing out and identifying the wildlife, the knowledgeable guide will talk about the natural history of the area, the special adaptations of the animals you will see, how they serve a role in the larger ecosystem, or any other interesting information about them.

The goal is not just to provide a fun and interesting adventure, but also to educate about the environments we live in. Although we can’t promise to see any specific animal, it is common to see sloths, kinkajous, peccaries, and during the wet season frogs, including the red-eyed tree frog.

It is wildlife so we never know what is going to present itself to us.