BOAT TOUR AT THE MANGROVE
Mangroves are lush and beautiful but are also alive with hundreds of species of birds, mammals and insects. Where better to see them and explore the beaches where they grow, than along the Tárcoles River near the Carara National Park. This area is known for its mangrove forests made up of four species: tea, black, red, and white mangrove. They are home to birds like the cuckoo, hummingbirds, vireo, Panama flycatchers and many herons and egrets.
The Tárcoles river mouth also is alive with over 250 animal species that inhabit the water, the land and the air of the mangrove forests. Expert guides will reveal all the secrets of this unique habitat and explain why it must be preserved as it plays a key role in the preservation of all living species on Earth. Before returning to the ship, a visit to Local Market will allow you to browse and purchase some souvenirs, sample delicious tropical fruit, or taste a cup of freshly brewed Costa Rican coffee.
Please note: It is recommended that guests wear comfortable shoes, a hat, insect repellent, and sunscreen. Guests using mobility aids must be capable of navigating a few steps to get on and off the coach and boat
