Nature Walk in Search of Endemic Species

This tour is designed for wildlife observers who want a more specialized approach. The tour focuses on the identification and observation of endemic species of birds, orchids, mammals, reptiles and amphibians that are very rare in the region, with highly qualified guides who provide detailed information and access to less explored areas of the cloud forest.
It contains elements such as:
- Monteverde Biological Reserve: A protected area known for its unique biodiversity, ideal for observing endemic and rare species in their natural habitat.
- Orchid Trail: A trail specialized in the observation of orchids, including endemic and rare species that are only found in this region.
- Primary Forest: Areas of primary forest within the reserve, where the flora and fauna have remained practically intact, offering the best opportunity to observe rare species.
- Mirador de los Quetzales: A place known for sightings of quetzals, one of the most emblematic and sought-after species in Monteverde.

Duration: 5 hours

Itinerary

6:00 AM - Reception and Welcome: Introduction of the guides and review of the target species of the day.
6:15 AM - Start of the Walk: Start the walk on a specialized trail for the observation of endemic species.
8:00 AM - Breakfast in Nature: Break for a light breakfast in the middle of the forest, with panoramic views.
8:30 AM - Observation and Photography: Continue the walk with a focus on the observation and photography of rare fauna and flora.
10:00 AM - Review of Observations: Meet at a rest point to review and discuss the species observed with the guides.
10:45 AM - Return and Farewell: Walk back to the starting point, with time for questions and discussion about the conservation.

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