✨ Highlights

? Explore one of the largest green areas in San José — a peaceful oasis filled with tropical plants, birds, and trees.
? Spot wild two-toed and three-toed sloths freely living in the city’s canopy.
? Observe colorful birds, butterflies, and insects up close with a telescope or binoculars.
? Learn fascinating facts about Costa Rican ecology from knowledgeable biologist guides.
? Support local conservation efforts with every booking — this tour directly helps urban wildlife research.

? Full Description

Your adventure begins near the University of Costa Rica campus, where you’ll meet your friendly biologist guide. After a short introduction, the tour starts with a peaceful walk through lush green gardens and forest trails located surprisingly close to downtown San José. ?

As you explore, your guide will help you identify various tropical plants, migratory birds, and native insects. You’ll learn about the delicate balance of urban ecosystems and how sloths adapt to life among city trees. ?

The highlight of the walk comes when you spot the resident sloths — both the two-toed and three-toed species — slowly moving through the treetops. ? Along the way, you’ll also see flowering trees, bromeliads, and maybe even a hummingbird or toucan!

This easy 2.5-hour nature experience combines wildlife watching, education, and urban exploration, offering the perfect eco-adventure for travelers of all ages. ?

? What’s Included

✔ Guided nature walk with a professional biologist
✔ Use of binoculars or telescope for spotting wildlife
✔ Small-group experience for personalized attention
✔ Insightful explanations about local plants and animals

? What to Bring

? Comfortable walking shoes (closed-toe required)
? Sunscreen and insect repellent
? Bottle of water to stay hydrated
?️ Lightweight rain jacket or poncho (especially May–November)
? Camera or smartphone for wildlife photography

❤️ Why Travelers Love It

Visitors love this tour because it’s a unique eco-experience right inside the capital city! ?
Guides are praised for their expert eyes and deep knowledge of Costa Rican biodiversity — they know exactly where to find sloths and birds. Many travelers are amazed to see so much wildlife without having to leave San José. ??

Families, solo travelers, and nature enthusiasts all enjoy the calm, educational atmosphere and the opportunity to support local conservation while having fun. ??