In Curu Wildlife Refuge you can walk through a variety of ecosystems including pastures, forests, rivers, beaches, and cliffs. Come here to see the intense variety of plants and animals that thrive in the Nicoya Peninsula.

Peer into the branches above your head to look for howler monkeys, spider monkeys, and scarlet macaws. If you walk quietly and listen carefully for the sound of leaves rustling, you may have the chance to see collared peccaries, coatis, and white-tailed deer scampering through the forest. Don’t know what some of these animals are? You’ll find out soon!

Closed toed shoes, comfortable clothes, camera, bug spray, and sunglasses.

Transportation, guide, fruit, and beverages.