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At the bottom of Fila Chonta's chain, which highlights the central Pacific coast, the reserve was created in 1993 to protect a piece of primary forest. Today, there is a canopy tower that is actually a network of six stretched bridges at the height of tree head. The morning circuit is recommended to observe birds and the night circuit to search for amphibians and reptiles.

Free tour of a coffee plantation.

91 ha. Restricted access. This reserve was created to protect the beauty of the four islands (the Pájaros are two). The flora is low due to soil poverty and the strength of the winds. The islands are the refuge of hundreds of birds living there permanently and of migratory birds including the pèlerin falcon.

Practice: camping prohibited on the islands. Housing and restoration in Puntarenas.