Lyan was a wonderful guide, very knowledgeable! Learned so much about the plants, trees, local grown fruits. Saw many insects, frogs, bees, and bats. Was a great ending to our day. Appreciated that there was a “late “ start time at 8pm as well as the complimentary coffee on arrival!

We signed up for what was supposed to be an immersive night jungle tour, and it turned out to be a two-hour walk through someone’s literal backyard — absolutely hilarious. The tone was set early when a completely normal rabbit hopped by and the moment was treated with the kind of excitement usually reserved for rare wildlife — pausing, gesturing, offering photo ops — only for us to then walk past what appeared to be the rabbit’s cage. The rabbit wasn’t wildlife. The rabbit worked there. After that came several frogs, a series of spiders introduced with growing urgency as extremely dangerous (a quick Google later suggested otherwise), and one emerald basilisk presented as a rare and special find. The basilisk is not rare. The basilisk had no idea it was supposed to be rare. It was just sitting there, being a lizard, completely unaware it was the climax of the evening. About an hour in, we had a quiet moment of realization: oh my gosh… are we missing something? From that point on, we fully leaned into the hilarity. The whole thing was elevated by the cast around us. One person in our group seemed to have been preparing for this moment his entire life — spotting animals ahead of everyone else, moving with purpose, and at one point encouraging silence, which briefly made everything feel far more intense than the setting might suggest… which, again, was someone’s literal backyard. Meanwhile, elsewhere in the group, the youngest participant delivered the moment of the night — a dramatic gasp: “Oh my gosh…” We all froze, turned, and pointed our flashlights in anticipation… and then she calmly finished: “a leaf.” Absolutely perfect. No notes. My husband watched all of this with the calm of someone who grew up somewhere with actual spiders, looked at spider number three, and mentioned he has these at home. The frogs too. At home. For free. He then summarized the entire evening as “the whitest thing we’ve ever done,” which, standing in a stranger’s yard at night paying to look at a caged rabbit, felt pretty hard to argue with. Somewhere, a few guys asked: would gringos pay to walk through a backyard at night if you called it a jungle? They tested it. It worked. They scaled it. The gringos kept coming, kept gasping, kept posting five stars, kept financing the rabbit’s lifestyle. The operation continues to this day — fully gringo-funded, an unmatched experience. There was a lot of genuine enthusiasm throughout, which made the whole experience oddly charming, and by the end we weren’t even thinking about the $45 — just laughing at how memorable it all was. Only recommendation: bring a small bottle of rum (which we neglected to do) and fully lean into the experience. We did not see the jungle. We had a great time.

My family and I took the La Fortuna night tour and had a genuinely fantastic experience. Our guide, Lucas, was truly exceptional. His passion for his work was clear throughout the entire tour, and it added a huge amount to the overall experience. He was incredibly knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly dedicated to giving visitors the best possible understanding of the local wildlife. His enthusiasm made the tour not just informative, but memorable.I also want to acknowledge the rest of the team—everyone was welcoming, professional, and clearly committed to what they do.Overall, it was a well-run, unforgettable experience that I would highly recommend. Special recognition to Lucas, whose commitment and expertise really stood out.

Was a great tour. Lyon made sure to keep us seeing frogs, snakes, spiders, etc the whole way through. Very knowledgeable about the jungle.

Спасибо большое за незабываемый опыт.Наша восьмилетняя девочка была просто в восторге!Она так увлеклась экскурсией ,что забыла о своем страхе перед насекомыми👍🙂

Amazing tour with Kai, seeing a coral snake was definitely the highlight but also the bullit ants, frogs, tarantula,…

Admar was so knowledgeable and cordial! We saw many animals including the elusive mama sloth and baby. Admar has eyes like no one else - spotting animals in the dead of might like it's nobodies business.

Lyan was amazing. Great experience.

Our guide was knowledgeable and friendly and the walk was just the right duration. We saw plenty of wildlife and had a great experience!

We had a great tour with Ademar! He was so passionate about the wildlife, we got to see a lot of animals and felt very safe. Also everybody was really kind and helpful.