From $65
Activity Level
moderate
Availability
Booking request
Departure
6:40 PM
18:40
Duration
3 hours
Tour Location
Zona Protectora Cerros de Escazú
Meeting Point
Restaurant La Casona de ToñoJust minutes from the city, the mountains of Escazú hold an ecosystem where mist, moss, and silence shelter some of the rarest amphibians and reptiles in Costa Rica. This exclusive night tour is designed for true wildlife enthusiasts, taking you deep into high-elevation cloud forest in search of extraordinary and critically endangered species. Among our main targets are the critically endangered Mountain Stream Tree Frog (Isthmohyla rivularis), a ghost of pristine streams, and the spectacular Golden-eyed Leaf Frog (Agalychnis annae), often called the treasure of these mountains for its striking beauty and rarity. As we explore, we also keep our eyes open for one of the most iconic highland snakes in the country, the vibrant Side-striped Palm Pitviper (Bothriechis lateralis), perfectly camouflaged among bromeliads and mossy branches. Led by experienced local guides with a deep knowledge of herpetofauna, this tour is more than just a walk in the forest—it’s an opportunity to connect with fragile ecosystems, understand their importance, and witness species that few people ever get to see in the wild. If you are passionate about amphibians, reptiles, and conservation, this is a unique chance to experience the magic of the Cerros de Escazú after dark.
Friday, April 10
This tour starts at 6:40 PM (18:40)
Meeting point: Restaurant La Casona de Toño
per person
Saturday, April 11
This tour starts at 6:40 PM (18:40)
Meeting point: Restaurant La Casona de Toño
per person
Sunday, April 12
This tour starts at 6:40 PM (18:40)
Meeting point: Restaurant La Casona de Toño
per person
You can borrow a flashlight from us
The tour guide speaks English and Spanish
The tour lasts about three hours
