Caño Negro National Park
Code: CRWT-97
Code: CRWT-97
Caño Negro Park is a damp and heated tropical forest. The lowlands
sink under seasonal floods pouring in from the Frío River. The
many lagoons, swamps and holillo palm groves are home to a huge mass and
variety of commercially important migratory birds, as well as a few endangered
species. The Park is considered to be the most valuable wetland area in
Costa Rica and one of the best places in the Americas to view concentrations
of wildlife Shallow, seasonal Caño Negro Lake (about 800 Ha., 1,976
acres) is a spill-off site for the Frio and Monica Rivers. The Lake plays
an important role in maintaining the environmental quality of northern
Costa Rica. | Full Day Tour Lasts:
12 hours Includes: Transportation, guide, lunch and admissions. Wear: Confortable clothes and shoes, hat or cap. Bring: Cameras, binoculars, sunscreen and insect Repellent. Rate: US$ |