Mangrove Boat Tour

We recommend shoes that can get wet, such as water shoes or sandals.

It’s not necessary, since the estuary is home to animals that help control pests—such as bats that keep mosquitoes at bay—but if you’d like to use some, you can apply it before boarding the boat.

Yes, it’s suitable for all ages, from infants to seniors, and is highly recommended for nature and outdoor enthusiasts.

You just need to be able to move independently—that is, to walk on your own—since the tour involves a walk to the boat and, in some cases, a walk through the forest to look for monkeys, though the difficulty level is low.

No, you shouldn’t be afraid of them—but you should respect and admire them. This is their habitat, and they’re going about their daily lives—whether they’re sunbathing, resting, or hunting. They’re animals at the top of the marsh food chain, and we must respect their space.

No, we shouldn’t disrupt their life cycle. They are wild animals, and by feeding them, we make them easy prey for larger animals.

For the Tamarindo and Langosta areas, transportation is included in the price.
For other locations, feel free to ask us. If you need transportation, please let us know so we can arrange it and provide you with the details.