Embark on an unforgettable eco-tourism adventure at Proyecto Asis Wildlife Rescue Center in San Carlos. Immerse yourself in meaningful wildlife conservation experiences that connect you deeply with nature. Our highly-rated tours offer a rare chance to learn from knowledgeable guides about animal rehabilitation and tropical biodiversity. Whether you are seeking educational wildlife encounters or a sustainable travel experience in Costa Rica, Proyecto Asis provides an impactful way to support conservation while creating lifelong memories. Book your ethical wildlife tour today!
$38â$74 typical
Typical spread ranges from $36 to $100
4.84â average
Based on 257 pooled reviews
~2 hours
Typically ranges from 1.6 to 2 hours
Highly educational
Reviewers highlight knowledgeable guides and learning a lot
67% eco-tagged
Most tours are identified as eco-friendly
English & Spanish
Tours are offered in both languages
3 Products
This is an educational tour at a Wildlife Rescue Center located close to La Fortuna. It is a great chance for you to see wild animals, visit their enclosures, learn about the conservation efforts and have fun. It is a perfect, family friendly activity for all.
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The sloths play important roles in the diversity of ecosystem. Many of them have already suffered great losses from the ceaseless destruction of their habitats. Many are severely threatened and too many will soon be in danger of extinction if we do not confront the increasing threats facing them. Fo...
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
The Day Tour to the Asis wild animal rescue center outside of La Fortuna, is a great way to learn about wildlife protection and see Costa Rican animals up close.The tour begins with an explanation of the importance of the centerâs goal of preserving wildlife populations in the face of illegal huntin...
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