
Terraba Sierpe National Wetlands Tour by Boat
Terraba-Sierpe National Wetlands is an internationally recognized RAMSAR wetland site and includes the estuary of the Térraba and Sierpe rivers.
Traverse a trail connected by 8 fixed bridges and 6 hanging bridges with a naturalist guide to uncovering the magic of the rainforest and the importance of conservation. Keep an eye out for tropical birds, mammals, and reptiles on this local favorite nature hike.
It is one of the largest mangrove wetlands in all of Central America and serves as an important habitat for many species of birds, fish, mammals, and reptiles. This boat tour departs from one of the arms of the Térraba and enters the complex mangrove wetlands, giving visitors an intimate experience with some of mother nature’s most interesting flora and fauna. Your guide will explain the role of every component in the ecosystem and search for wildlife throughout the channels of the Terraba River.
*The boat is not anchored at a dock, so you’ll have to wade through small waves to enter the boat.
Passenger Minimum: 2
Duration: half-day, departure time is tide-dependent
Difficulty Level: easy
Includes: transfers, guide, entrance
What to bring: light clothing, light jacket or poncho, sunscreen, hat, or bandana
Tour Type: nature