Carara National Park

Carara National Park Carara National Park is a National Park in the Central Pacific Conservation Area located near the Pacific coast of Costa Rica ----Park Trail Puntarenas 47 km Turrubares Crocodile Lookout Bridge Carara River Tагсolcs River Headquarters Jacó 12 km History Carara National Park was established as a biological reserve on April 27, 1978. Because of the huge numbers of visitor the park in November 1998 the Government upgraded the status of the reserve to a national park. How to Reach By Car The park is easily accessible by car: From Şan José approx 70 km (N310, N27, N34) A From Puntarenas approx 45 km (N17, N23, N34) From Jacó 20 km (N34) By Bus Local buses have no official staging Opening Hours & Fees Dec to May: Mon-Sun FAM-4PM May to Dec: Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM Entrance fee: $7 Flora and Fauna The park is particularly noted for birding It is one of the primary location in which scarlet macaws can be seen in the wild Tárcoles River River Tárcoles is fed by numerous rivers that flow through the densely pópulated area of Costa Rica. Deaniee Designed & Issued in Public Interest By inca Vista Galfo de Nicospa www.adventureparkcostarica.com/en/ Piktochart I make information beautiful