24 Feb 2026 - 09 Mar 2026 (14 days)
USD6,450 - Spaces Available
Tour Leader: Adam Walleyn
Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*
Tour price (Per person): USD6,450 * GBP5,149 * EUR6,195 * AUD9,932
Single Supplement: USD490 * GBP391 * EUR471 * AUD755
A captivating journey through Costa Rica's most diverse and iconic wildlife habitats. From the lush Caribbean forests of Tirimbina to the misty cloud forests of Monteverde, the expansive and biodiverse Guanacaste region, and the stunning Pacific Coast, this tour offers unparalleled opportunities to observe a remarkable array of wildlife. Witness sloths, monkeys, tapirs, and even jaguars in their natural habitats. The tour pace is moderate, with ample time for exploration and wildlife observation in each location.
Epic megafauna like Jaguar and Baird’s Tapir, along with the various sloths and monkeys and even the rarely seen Silky Anteater. To boot we will be traveling with a bat biologist who will show us many roosting species of bats in the forests and caves and even in the hand while mist netting under permit for his scientific research. A very special opportunity indeed!
The tour covers habitats including Caribbean forests, cloud forests, dry forests, rainforests, and mangroves.
The climate ranges from tropical humid to temperate in the cloud forests.
8 Participants with 1 Rockjumper Wildlife leader & 1 local guide
The tour pace is moderate, allowing for thorough exploration and ample wildlife observation opportunities.
Accommodations are eco-lodges and rustic hotels, providing comfortable and immersive stays close to nature.
The local guides we work with know their locations extremely well and are often able to track down spectacular poison dart frogs, sleeping pit vipers and all sorts of other interesting critters.
The tour offers exceptional photo opportunities, with chances to capture iconic wildlife such as sloths, monkeys, birds, and reptiles in their natural settings.
This was a seriously enjoyable tour. To be fair though it would be hard to NOT enjoy a bird tour to this lovely country. Still the accommodation was good, Jehudy kept a diverse group interested and coordinated with his high level of expertise, responsiveness to individual needs and great birding knowledge—And the birds just kept coming.
Adam is an extremely hard working, energetic and enthusiastic person who is able to remain calm and collected under extreme pressure and is always willing to help and assist anyone in need. His ability to find elusive birds for clients is legendary and almost miraculous. He is not feint-hearted and never daunted by challenging circumstances.
I can say it was a great tour. Forrest and Richard were fantastic leaders. I would bird with them anywhere.
Jehudy was a brilliant guide, always going above and beyond to find birds for us. His knowledge was superb and was always willing to share and educate us. Regarding the group, he managed us in an informal but very organised manner so the tour ran smoothly. He was kind, considerate and ready to listen. Pablo, the driver, was also wonderful with a smile and chat every morning. An excellent birder himself, he was always supporting Jehudy in the search for birds. Between them, they provided a tour that I will always remember.
The tour guide Jehudy Carballo was excellent - extremely knowledgeable and nice. Even the driver Pablo was knowledgeable about birds and together they worked very well. I would definitely recommend this tour - all the lodges were amazing, the schedule was very well organized and food was delicious. We saw so many birds, it was absolutely amazing!
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