Curu National Wildlife Refuge is a privately-owned nature reserve offering visitors outstanding eco-tourism experiences. The refuge is the first privately-owned refuge in Costa Rica, encompassing more than 3,700 acres of tropical forests, mangroves, and well-marked paths. Seventeen hiking trails wind through the varied terrain within the reserve, where you may see white-tail deer, armadillos, and iguanas. Various monkey species are prolific within refuge including native capuchin, spider, and howler monkeys. Located on the southern Nicoya Peninsula of north-western Costa Rica, the refuge is brimming with wildlife and hosts one of the most beautiful beaches and protected bays on the Nicoya Peninsula, a great place to enjoy water activities. Afterwards, enjoy lunch onboard as you sail to nearby Isla Tortuga (Turtle Island), where you can snorkel, swim, paddle, or relax. The water is teeming with a dizzying array of tropical fish, big pufferfish, turtles, sting rays, whitetip reef sharks, and occasionally dolphins. This evening, celebrate a memorable journey at Captain's Farewell reception. ...
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