• Agujitas de Drake - Upon arrival at the designated meeting point, participants will be greeted by a certified naturalist guide, who will supply rubber boots and a flashlight, along with a brief safety briefing. Once prepared, participants will enter a private property near Drake Bay to embark on a guided night walk through tropical rainforest trails.

For around 3 hours, participants will proceed at a moderate pace as the guide pauses to assist in observing and photographing reptiles, insects, spiders, frogs, and other nocturnal creatures. Participants will also learn to identify wildlife through sounds, eye-shine reflections, and camouflage patterns, and may even spot sleeping birds near the river if conditions are favorable. Throughout the walk, the guide will explain behaviors, adaptations, and ecological relationships that are only visible in the dark.

At the conclusion of the experience, participants will walk back to the meeting point, where they will return the provided equipment before the tour ends.

• Boots and flashlight

• Bottled water

As night descends, the tropical rainforest undergoes a transformation: sounds, movements, and behaviors that remain hidden during the day become more pronounced, unveiling a completely different aspect of the ecosystem. With the aid of controlled lighting and the expertise of a certified naturalist, participants will discover details, adaptations, and ecological relationships that are difficult to appreciate in daylight. This experience offers a blend of safe observation, environmental education, and a profound sensory connection with nature in its most genuine form.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.