Night Tour

Rainforest Nigth Tour

According to studies, the largest percentage of all animals of most groups are active mostly or exclusively at night. Once the sun sets in the Costa Rican rainforest, we start hiking and looking for exiting species of animals while the rainforest takes on a totally different character.

The night tour offers to the visitors the great opportunity of discover the most biodiversity forest on the planet “Rainforest” so we have amount of animals living together so come with our Naturalist guide that with its passion and knowledge you can learn more about the different species of amphibian, insects, snake, mammals, spider and how they can survive on the rainforest.

The Night tour is the best time to find, observe and photograph beautiful frogs (Red eyes tree frog), (Blue jean Frog), shy snakes, colorful insects, mammals (Tapir) and other rainforest creatures that only come out at night.

The beautiful symphony of a tropical rainforest at night is one of the most exiting experiences, come with us turn off the lights for a moment and listen to all the secrete sounds.

Tour Includes:

Bilingual Guide.
Transportation.
Flash ligth.

Important Information:

Pick-up location: Any hotel around Tenorio area.
Time: 5:00 p.m to 7:30 p.m.
Duration of the tours: 2 hours.
Level of difficulty: Easy.
Distance of hike: 1 km

What to bring:

Insect repelent.
Hiking shoes.
Long pants.
Rain jacket.
Camera.

During the day the rainforest is already impressive, but at night it feels like a whole different world. We saw several snakes, including a beautiful eyelash viper resting on a low branch. There were also frogs, fascinating insects, and even an owl. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and shared everything with such passion. An intense and magical experience.

This night tour was one of the highlights of my trip. Walking through the dark with flashlights, hearing only the sounds of the jungle, really connects you to the environment. We saw tarantulas, snakes, and lots of frogs. The guide had an amazing eye for spotting them.

As an amateur photographer, this tour was a dream come true. We saw colorful insects, frogs, and many species that only come out at night. I wish we had a bit more time for photos, but overall, it was an unforgettable experience.

It rained almost the entire time, but that didn’t stop us from enjoying it. In fact, the rainforest was even more active. We heard hundreds of frogs croaking and saw the leaves glisten under our flashlights. A completely different, exciting, and authentic way to experience nature.