Most visitors come to Bijagua for Río Celeste. The smart ones add this.
Just minutes from the famous blue river, a private rainforest reserve hides an experience most tourists never find: a lagoon so calm, so covered in floating vegetation, that gliding across it feels like drifting through a living painting. This is not a crowded national park trail. This is nature on your terms.
What awaits you:
Spot sloths in the wild — two- and three-toed sloths regularly seen sleeping, feeding, and (if you're lucky) carrying their babies right above the trail Birdwatching with an expert naturalist who can identify over 500 species by call alone — toucans, motmots, hummingbirds, and kingfishers are frequent guests Discover hidden wildlife — red-eyed tree frogs, vipers, wild orchids, and butterflies on accessible, easy trails suitable for all ages and fitness levels Float across a serene private lagoon — drift silently through water covered in floating plants, surrounded by birds and tropical canopy in one of Costa Rica's most unique wildlife moments Private reserve = no crowds — unlike busier parks, this intimate setting means more animal sightings, more silence, and more time with your guide Flexible start times from 8am to 4pm — fits perfectly before or after your Río Celeste visit
This experience is perfect for: families with children · Birdwatchers · Nature photographers · Couples · Anyone who wants to escape the tourist crowds
"The floating tour was extremely interesting — gliding on vegetative water amongst the trees and birds. It was a serene way to spend the afternoon after dealing with the crowds at Río Celeste." — Pamela Kay, United States
"Bryan knows how to identify more than 500 birds by their call. He helped us take great pictures of sloths, toucans and even a viper. Must if you're in the Bijagua area." — Jeannet, Netherlands
Reserve your spot today — flexible scheduling available and groups fill quickly during peak season.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Insect repellent
What To Bring: Binoculars
Not Allowed: Littering
Not Allowed: Feeding animals
Not Allowed: Touching plants
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes and light clothing
Know Before You Go: Bring insect repellent, sunscreen, and a camera
Know Before You Go: Binoculars highly recommended for birdwatching
Know Before You Go: Suitable for all fitness levels — trails are easy and accessible
Know Before You Go: Children of all ages welcome
Know Before You Go: Tour runs in light rain — Costa Rica's rainforest is most alive after a shower