The park is home to around 3,000 aquatic birds, including white ibis, roseate spoonbills, anhingas, wood storks, jabiru storks, and the nation’s most significant colony of black-crowned night herons. Additionally, you’ll encounter exotic and endangered birds, jaguarundis, crocodiles, peccaries, armadillos, deer, monkeys, coatis, reptiles, insects, and butterflies.

Indulge in a special lunch to savor authentic Costa Rican cuisine. On your return journey, make a stop to meet indigenous pottery makers.

Rated among Costa Rica’s finest wildlife and bird-watching locations, Palo Verde National Park promises a memorable adventure, offering a unique glimpse into the diverse and vibrant ecosystems of Central America.