What to Expect on a Jungle Night Tour in Bijagua
After dark, our forest belongs to red-eyed frogs, blue jeans frogs and glass frogs. Here is what a night walk on our trails is really like and how to get the most from it.
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News, sightings and tips from our forest
Updates from our family's 5.5 hectares, the frogs and birds our guides have spotted lately, and practical advice for planning your visit to Bijagua.
Latest from Frog's Paradise
What's new on the reserve, which frogs, birds and sloths have been showing up on our trails, and tips to help you make the most of your time in Bijagua. Newest posts first.
Birdwatching in Bijagua: Tips for Your Early Morning Walk
Hummingbirds, toucans and tanagers are most active in the first hours of the day. Here is how to prepare for a morning of birding in our restored forest.
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Hanging Bridges or Río Celeste? Planning Your Tenorio Day
Both tours take you onto the slopes of Tenorio Volcano, but they feel very different. Here is how to choose, or how to fit both into your stay in Bijagua.
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Tell us your dates and which tour interests you, and we'll help plan your walk. Tours run in English or French with a bilingual guide, for groups of two or more.