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Carara Rainforest HikeSome species like mammals, birds, insects, trees, orchids, mammals and heliconias live in Carara. Most are native only to the Central Pacific Coast region. Carara Biological Rainforest is habitat to a big amount of plants, birds and animals, and about 300 Scarlet Macaws. This reserve is one of Costa Rica's most biologically-diverse National Parks. Carara illustrates plant and animal species from both areas. This means there is a tremendous abundance of wildlife in this area. It is in a transitional reserve zone: it is between the dry North Pacific Coast and the very moisten South Pacific Coast. Carara is located on the Central Pacific Coast, about thirty minutes North of Jaco.Close to Manuel Antonio Beach and Jaco Beach, there, you can accommodate in Jaco Blù Private Residences, this hiking tour and natural refuge adventure in a bio-diverse rainforest is tragically different in terms of wildlife and plant species than our other national park in Manuel Antonio. Enjoy a relaxing hike for a few hours through the tropical rain forest with our highly educated, bilingual naturalists and guides. On your Carara experience, unlike in Manuel Antonio National Park, you will discover undisregardable colossus red Macaws and magnificent crocodiles living in the Tárcoles River ecosystem estuary and immediate to the Carara rainforest and it is conserved biological gallery. We have a professional guide who will lead you over this wonderful major rainforest reserve on a non-arduous 2 hour recorded hike. We often see white-faced (Capuchin) monkeys, Howler monkeys, scarlet macaws, sloths and big amount of different plants and animals .
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