Discover Wildlife at Diamante Eco Adventure Park

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels including families and older visitors

Overview

Walk through Guanacaste’s largest wildlife sanctuary with Diamante Eco Adventure Park’s Discovery Pass. Encounter rescued sloths, jaguars, and monkeys while learning about vital conservation efforts on a self-paced visit.

, Guanacaste Province

Discovery Pass

Starting at $45 | Open 8:30am to 3:00pm | Self Guided Tour

Guided Tour

Self-Guided Tour

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 24

Travelers

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Explore Guanacaste's largest animal sanctuary on a self-guided tour, where you can encounter a diverse array of rescued wildlife, including sloths, monkeys, and jaguars. Immerse yourself in their natural habitats while learning about conservation efforts, making this a unique and memorable experience for animal lovers of all ages.

Self Guided Tour

Rates

Adults (Ages 11 and Up) - $42
Children (Ages 5-10) - $34

Duration

1.5 hour self guided tour

About

Diamante's Animal Sanctuary is Guanacastes's largest and home to the largest variety of species in one location. The animals are rescued by MINAE, the Costa Rican Ministry of Wildlife and includes Sloths, Monkeys, Jaguars, Puma, Toucans, Snakes and more. The habitats are designed to provide a natural setting for the animals while allowing guests to learn and enjoy a unique, safe experience.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early to Beat the Heat

Start your visit early in the morning to enjoy cooler temperatures and more active animals.

Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes

The trails feature gentle elevation but uneven ground—sturdy shoes will ensure comfort throughout your 1.5-hour tour.

Bring Binoculars for Wildlife Viewing

A pair of binoculars can help you spot shy animals, especially birds and small mammals hidden in the canopy.

Respect the Animal Spaces

Maintain a respectful distance from wildlife and follow all posted guidelines to protect both animals and visitors.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Three-toed sloth
Rescued jaguar

History

Diamante Eco Adventure Park was established to consolidate rescued wildlife ensuring long-term protection in Guanacaste’s rapidly developing region.

Conservation

The park’s collaboration with MINAE emphasizes rehabilitation and environmental education, promoting sustainable tourism practices across Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.