Barra del Colorado National Wildlife Refuge

Located in the northeast corner of the country, this isolated refuge can only be reached by boat or plane. The refuge comprises the confluence of the Tortuguero Canal and the San Juan River, and is one of the wettest regions in the country. Home for crocodiles, poison-dart frogs, spider monkeys and sloths, and at least 240 species of birds, the refuge is best explored by boat , and is near the fishing lodges of Barra del Colorado.

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