• Discover the Wonders and Mysteries of the Rainforest

    Unique Tours of Costa Rica’s South Pacific with a Certified Naturalist Guide

  • The sloth is one of the most iconic animals of Costa Rica. The country is probably the best place in the world to see them in the wild. They are frequently seen on our tours.

    Discover the Wonders and Mysteries of the Rainforest

    Unique Tours of Costa Rica’s South Pacific with a Certified Naturalist Guide

  • Discover the Wonders and Mysteries of the Rainforest

    Unique Tours of Costa Rica’s South Pacific with a Certified Naturalist Guide

Experience the vibrant biodiversity and stunning landscapes of the tropical rainforest with expert insights that bring every detail to life. At Simbiótica Adventures, we combine education with adventure to create unforgettable journeys that deepen your connection to nature. Join us and discover a side of Costa Rica few get to see.

Baird's Tapir seen on day tour from Sierpe to the Sirena Biological Station in Corcovado National Park.

Corcovado - Sirena Station

Day and Overnight Tours

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Rainforest After Dark Experience

Red-eyed tree frogs are common residents of Costa Rica's rainforests and frequently seen on the Rainforest After Dark Experience.

3-hour Night Tour

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Tamanduas are medium-sized anteaters that are often seen at the Sirena Biological Station in Corcovado National Park.

Rainforest Day Experience

3-hour Day Tour

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Future Oso Perezoso Experiences will travel to some of the most biodiverse regions in the world. This includes Borneo, the Serengeti, the Amazon, and the Pantanal. Photo of jaguars taken in the Northern Pantanal in Mato Grosso, Brazil.

The Oso Perezoso Experience

International Nature, Wellness, and Cultural Immersion

Vacation Packages in Costa Rica and Abroad

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The owner is a frequent collaborator with The Tico Times, contributing articles that address environmental issues in Costa Rica and around the world.

Articles from various publication, addressing natural history, conservation, and community.

Some of the owner's writings have appeared in Quepolandia. These articles focused on raising environmental awareness and education in natural history.
The author's thesis for his master's degree in Natural Resources from Virginia Tech was published in the William and Mary Policy Review.