Walking, Sloth and butterfly experience. - We did the treetop walking tour, sloth habitat and butterfly garden. The forest walk was great and the closeness of seeing the sloths was great.

We had a great time, we... - We had a great time, we did the self-guided tour at our own pace, and it was fantastic. I would recommend this for any visitors of any age and ability.

Highly recommended!! - The Tour was really interesting and we saw some incredible animals, like a sloth with her baby, tarantulas or sleeping toucans. Our tour guide Steven was a really nice guy and knew a lot about the animals we saw. We had a lot of fun and would highly recommend the tour 👏🏻

Definitely worth it - Even if the entrance fee is about $60 per person, it was definitely worth it. 8 suspension bridges and an incredibly beautiful forest, which by the way is really clean.

Lush canopy, monkeys, sloths snd butterflies - highly recommended - Highly recommended! Our ticket included pickup and drop off which was a small sightseeing tour in itself. The hanging bridges walk is lovely, not strenuous, across 7 or 8 bridges within the canopy offering fantastic views of lush green scenery around and below. We saw a large group of howler monkeys hanging out in a tree by one of the last bridges. I was tempted to do the walk again backwards… We also toured the sloth sanctuary and the butterfly garden, very informative with stunning visuals. There’s a cafe at the station with outdoor seating good place to wait for bus ride back. All very well organized!

Walking in the clouds by bridges - It was great, it's pretty. Remember to wear a raincoat and cut each wind. It is very cold and very wet, after all we are in the cloud. It is very worth the experience.

Hiking in the middle of the... - Hiking in the middle of the cloud forest passing over 8 suspension bridges Quiet and very dense forest, beautiful! No animals seen

Unique Experience - My husband and I walked the hanging bridges tour. It was a misty day but we were quite protected under the cover of the rain forest. We saw some wildlife and enjoyed the unique experience.

Pretty walk, guide not necessary. - We did the Hanging Bridges walk and took a guided tour in hopes of seeing more wildlife. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable of the cloud forest and his specialty was birds. We were more interested in insects so it didn't quite work out for us. We did see a bat, hummingbirds, brown jay, and a sleeping sloth, and although we heard a quetzal, we didn't see one. Well, one person in our group saw one fly by very quickly but we were unable to spot it again. It took us 2.5 hours, but mostly because we waited a total of 30 minutes on two separate occasions to see the quetzal. The bridges were nice as were the views. It was a short walk with a few spots of steep incline.

Catch the 11 o’clock shuttle or you’re stuck! - We were most disappointed with the fact that they don’t tell you that the shuttles back to town don’t run between 11 and 1, so you are stuck there for 2 hours if your tour ends late. We went to the onsite restaurant as it was the only place to get warm, and we ordered 2 soups, 1 salad and 2 coffees, and it cost us $100 Canadian!!! That’s more than any dinner we’ve had here so far! It’s a tourist trap. We called our tour company to complain and they got us an earlier shuttle home.