Description

Last updated on December 29th, 2024 at 01:58 pm EST

At nighttime in the Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges Park visitors have the opportunity to experience the wonderful tropical rainforest. This tour takes place in our trails and includes crossing several hanging bridges.

A variety of animals may be spotted, such as frogs, snakes, lizards, mammals (like kinkajous, coatis, and margays), nocturnal animals (like owls), and a wide variety of nocturnal insects that inhabit the reserve.

Additional details

• This tour requires a minimum of 2 people to run. Please contact us to inquire about tour availability if your travel group is comprised of less than the tour operator’s required minimum number of participants.
• The use of long pants and fully closed shoes, such as tennis shoes, is required. The use of sandals or others open shoes, such as Keen footwear with slits, is not allowed.
• Main features of the trails: no steps, security guardrails, surface in non-slip material.
• The tour guide will indicate you when you can take a picture of wildlife.

Minimum/maximum age/weight/height/other requirements

• Children must be at least 10 years of age to participate in this tour.

What to bring for tour participation

• The use of long pants and fully closed shoes, such as tennis shoes, is required. The use of sandals or others open shoes, such as Keen footwear with slits, is not allowed.
• Comfortable clothing
• Light rain jacket
• Insect repellent
• Camera
• Cash for souvenirs

Related reading

• Are you a member of the DIY Costa Rica community? If so, see our pick for Best Hanging Bridge
• Familiar with our blog? Read our related blog post: Best Hanging Bridges In Costa Rica: Comparing 4 In Arenal And Monteverde
• Familiar with our blog? Read our related blog post: A Step-By-Step Guide To The Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges Park
  
• Familiar with our blog? Read our related blog post: Mistico Park Or Sky Walk/Adventures? Which Arenal Hanging Bridges Are The Best?
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Map (tour operator’s office)