Parasta Tárcolesissa ja Jacóssa

Best of Tárcoles & Jacó

This selection highlights the transition zone between dry and humid tropical forests in the Central Pacific. It includes Parque Nacional Carara, a primary sanctuary for scarlet macaws, and the rugged cliffs of Peñón de Guacalillo and Peñón de Bajamar. Adventure options range from zip-lining over the Tárcoles canopy to crocodile safaris on the river and private boat charters for marine exploration near Jacó.

A

Parque Nacional Carara

Transition zone between dry and humid tropical forests. Home to one of the largest remaining populations of wild scarlet macaws and universal access trails.

B

Canopy Tárcoles

Zip-line course featuring cables and platforms situated in the forest overlooking the Tárcoles River.

C

Hacienda Nosavar

A ranch providing boat tours on the Tárcoles River to observe American crocodiles and diverse bird species.

D

Butterfly

Observatory focused on native butterfly species located within the Carara region.

E

Guacalillo Rock

High coastal cliffs offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the mouth of the Tárcoles River.

F

Bajamar Rock

Rock formation and viewpoint on the coastline near Bajamar beach.

G

Pacific Boat Rentals Jaco

Private boat charter service for sportfishing, snorkeling, and coastal tours along the Central Pacific shoreline.