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Check-in, waiver desk, lockers and restrooms. The ocean-view buffet restaurant and the Bamboo Bar are in the same building, so this is also where you eat and where you meet your guide.
Park map
The park is compact enough to walk in ten minutes from end to end. Use this map to plan the order of your day and to find check-in, the zipline launch, the sanctuary, the Traditional House and the beach.
Check-in, waiver desk, lockers and restrooms. The ocean-view buffet restaurant and the Bamboo Bar are in the same building, so this is also where you eat and where you meet your guide.
At the top of the park. Arrive 30 minutes before your booked time for gear fitting. The dual-cable lines run down toward the coast, ending with the Quick Jump.
Habitats for sloths, jaguars, pumas, monkeys, toucans, tapirs, coatis, raccoons and crocodiles, plus the butterfly observatory. Self-guided, with biologists on site.
Inside the botanical garden. This is where the coffee, cacao and sugar cane tour takes place, with tastings in a farmhouse built to match homes from more than 100 years ago.
Paddleboards, kayaks and hammocks on the park’s own stretch of shoreline. Included with the Adventure Pass.
The stables and the ATV trail head sit together on the southern side of the park. Arrive 10 minutes before your tour.
Free parking for cars and minibuses at the entrance, with the shuttle stop for the RIU Guanacaste next to it.
The Welcome Center, buffet, sanctuary main path and beach access are step-free, with accessible restrooms at the Welcome Center. The zipline platform and the forest trails involve steps and uneven ground. Read our accessibility statement or tell us what you need before you arrive.
Book a pass in a couple of minutes, or call (506) 2105 5200 and our reservations team will help you choose. Open daily, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.