Description
Sloths represent one of the animals that people feel most attracted to. But, why?
These curious and arboreal mammals have incredible information about evolution, sustainability, and conservation to teach us about. In our tour, we want to share our knowledge and experience from this species. This is a guided walk to see them in their natural habitat in our small reserve. Also, we have four informative stations with all kind of detailed information. At the end of the activity, you will feel like a sloth expert! PS: To see the sloths, we will use a telescope. We don’t have any in captivity. Our tour guide will take pictures for you with our phone skope. Duration: 1.5 hours.
What to bring?
Comfortable clothing, tennis or hiking shoes, a poncho or rain jacket, and bug repellent.
Come and participate in this educational experience that will show you these animals in their natural habitat.
Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes approximately. Schedule: Monday to Saturday 8:30 am, 10:30 am & 1:30 pm Price per person: $30 USD Kids 5 to 9 years old: $18 USD To ensure no one gets left behind please arrive 15 minutes early to check in and get extra details. Unfortunately, we cannot wait for anyone as it would delay the tour for the whole group. Thank you for your cooperation!
Cancellation policy: cancel 72 hours before your tour for a full refund. After that, it’s non-refundable under any circumstance. All cancellations must be acknowledged by Proyecto Asis.
Jackson Dahlen –
Jackson Dahlen Thu, May 2, 2024
We cannot recommend Proyecto Asis enough!
The conservation and rehabilitation work they do here is incredibly important and both our guides were genuinely invested in the mission. We left feeling like we 100% made the right choice.
We loved our wildlife tour with Carlos! He was absolutely fantastic. We learned and laughed so much. We even saw a wild Toucan and Cayman, alongside the numerous beautiful birds and monkeys under rehabilitation.
Our sloth tour was equally incredible. Our guide was super friendly, informative, and had a sharp eye to spot sloths and other creatures on the preserve (we saw 4 total). He went out of his way to take incredible high quality pictures on our phones through the telescope!