Discover the extraordinary world of Costa Rica's amphibians on a specialised rainforest expedition designed for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and anyone fascinated by tropical biodiversity.

Unlike a general wildlife night walk, this experience focuses on the ecology, identification, behaviour, and conservation of frogs and other amphibians that inhabit the tropical rainforest of Sarapiquí. Led by an expert naturalist guide, learn why amphibians are considered some of the most important indicators of ecosystem health and how their survival reflects the condition of the rainforest itself.

As you explore private forest trails, streams, ponds, and natural breeding habitats, your guide will explain the remarkable adaptations that allow different frog species to thrive—from camouflage and warning coloration to unique reproductive strategies and incredible vocalisations.

Depending on weather and natural activity, you may encounter iconic species such as the Red-eyed Tree Frog, Glass Frogs, Poison Dart Frogs, Rain Frogs, and several other native amphibians that make Sarapiquí one of Costa Rica's richest regions for frog diversity.

Throughout the expedition, gain a deeper understanding of current conservation challenges, including habitat loss, climate change, emerging wildlife diseases, and the importance of protecting tropical forests for future generations. This educational approach transforms every observation into an opportunity to appreciate the vital role amphibians play in maintaining healthy ecosystems.

The experience is conducted in small groups to minimise disturbance to wildlife while allowing personalised interpretation, excellent wildlife observation, and outstanding opportunities for macro photography.

Whether you are a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, student, or simply curious about the hidden life of the rainforest after dark, this expedition offers an immersive educational experience centred on one of Costa Rica's most fascinating groups of animals.