Unique Wildlife of Bijagua
Discover the incredible biodiversity and rare species that make Costa Rica's Bijagua region a wildlife paradise
Explore Our Tours
Discover the incredible biodiversity and rare species that make Costa Rica's Bijagua region a wildlife paradise
Explore Our ToursBijagua, Costa Rica is located in one of the world's most biodiverse regions, where the Caribbean and Pacific slopes meet. This unique geographical position creates a haven for wildlife, including many species found nowhere else on Earth. Our expert guides help visitors discover and understand these remarkable creatures in their natural habitats.
Meet the most iconic and unique wildlife species you can encounter on our tours
The largest land mammal in Central America, Baird's Tapir is a gentle giant that plays a crucial role in forest ecology as a seed disperser.
The voice of the rainforest. These impressive primates are known for their distinctive vocalizations that can be heard for miles through the forest canopy.
The gentle giants of the treetops. Sloths are perfectly adapted to life in the canopy, moving slowly to conserve energy and avoid detection by predators.
Five of the six Costa Rican toucan species can be found in Bijagua.
A small, colorful motmot with a distinctive tail. This species is often found in the understory of humid forests and is a delight to observe.
A very special hummingbird that is easy to see at Tapir Valley.
Explore the different ecosystems that support such incredible biodiversity
Ancient forest ecosystems with towering trees, dense canopy, and incredible biodiversity. Home to many rare and endemic species.
Regenerating forest areas that provide important habitat for many species and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
River and stream corridors that attract diverse wildlife, especially birds and amphibians that depend on water sources.
The transition between lowland and highland areas creates unique microhabitats and species assemblages.
Bijagua Nature Tours is committed to wildlife conservation and supporting scientific research. Our tours contribute to local conservation efforts and help fund research projects that protect these incredible species.
Maximize your chances of seeing amazing wildlife while respecting their natural behaviors
Early morning (5:30-8:00 AM) and late afternoon (4:00-6:00 PM) are peak activity times for most wildlife species.
Move slowly and speak in whispers. Many animals are sensitive to noise and will hide or flee from loud sounds.
Bring binoculars and cameras with good zoom capabilities. Never use flash photography as it can startle animals.
Wildlife viewing requires patience. Take time to observe and let animals become comfortable with your presence.
Maintain a safe distance from all wildlife. Never approach, feed, or attempt to touch wild animals.
Our experienced guides know where to find wildlife and how to observe them responsibly. Trust their expertise!
Join our expert guides for unforgettable wildlife encounters in the heart of Costa Rica's biodiversity hotspot. Whether you're interested in specific species or want to discover the full range of wildlife, we have the perfect tour for you.