Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Bosque de Paz Biological Reserve is situated in the central region of Costa Rica, nestled between the Juan Castro Blanco National Park and the Poás Volcano National Park. This private reserve spans 1,000 hectares and offers a unique blend of cloud forests and lowland rainforests, which host an extraordinary array of flora and fauna. Established with a strong focus on conservation, it serves as a sanctuary for a wide range of species, including over 331 bird species, among them the resplendent quetzal and rare bellbird. The reserve's ecosystem is supported by several pristine rivers and a diverse range of plant life, from orchids to towering trees. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the reserve through a network of well-maintained trails, ideal for bird-watching, photography, and nature study. It also offers a research center and facilitates environmental education programs. Accommodation is available in eco-lodges designed to offer comfort while minimizing environmental impact. The reserve provides a serene escape for those looking to immerse themselves in nature and learn about ecological preservation.
