CARARA NATIONAL PARK

100's of Tropical Birds!

Carara Biological Reserve is a transition forest between the Tropical Dry Forest region to the north, and the more humid Pacific Rainforest to the south.  Relatively small: only 4,700 hectares, the Carara National Park is one of the few remaining breeding grounds for the majestic scarlet macaw which can easily be spotted in the early morning and late afternoon hours.

Also, this is a pre-colonial Archaeological site with rivers, lakes and waterfalls.  You will find monkeys, collared aracaris, raccoons, coatis and many different species of birds.

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