Sport Fishing Tours

Below, you really should call “capture”. Ok, so we can not guarantee Exactly, AIM can say that fishing in the central Pacific is consistent throughout the year. Marlin, Dorado, tuna, snapper, wahoo, group, is what you can expect for most. Learn About Costa Rica Bachelor Party… Inquire your price Jaco fishing charter out of Los Sueños.

Costa Rica has to do with exploration. Manuel Antonio National Park is just 1 hour drive from Jaco, a trip of a perfect day. You will see private beaches, exotic birds, monkeys and perhaps even lazy as you go through this lush rain-forest.
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Birding in Costa Rica

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You have heard that Costa Rica is the place to see birds and leaves Cuchi Tours will take you to all the best places.

With more than 850 species of birds, all found within a tight geographic area, Costa Rica offers birders of all levels of knowledge and experience unsurpassed bird watching during their stay in the country. From the oak forest of the Talamanca Mountains, the highest mountain range in Central America, the cloud forests of Monteverde or Braulio Carrillo National Park, to the lowland rainforest of the Osa Peninsula, bird watchers will find a variety filled with wonderfully diverse habitat groups of birds.

The best advice for birding in Costa Rica is to visit several different habitats, hire a local guide who specializes in bird watching and be prepared with the “Birds of Costa Rica”. This excellent guide, written by Gary Stiles, University of Costa Rica and Alexander Skutch, is readily available from Cornell University Press. Birdwatchers will find well – drawn illustrations and useful information on the calling habits and plumage of this classic book, which also includes key observation productive bird areas and provides useful tips on clothing, repellents insects, etc.

Some of the birds described might have come straight from the imagination of Dr. Seuss. Take the umbrella bird, for example, with its crest of fine feathers that make the bird look as if carrying an umbrella over his head (that would be just the thing in the humid cloud forest where you live). Or the Three – Wattled Bellbird, it does not say “Ding, dong,” or sounds like a bell at all. No need “BONK!”