Central America is not a large region occupying only 1% of the surface of the whole world, but it contains more than 8% of the existing species on it. Here is where to watch this wildlife: Starting from the whales of the Pacific and up to the coral of the Caribbean.
Parque Nacional Darién, Panama
Best for Wilderness Vibes
Traverse 5,790 sq km of the untouched wilderness of this beautiful country. It is around Cerro Pirre that one can spot mantled howler monkeys, sloths, Baird’s tapirs, jaguars to name but a few.
Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve located in Costa Rica
Best for Bird-Watchers
It is home to Monteverde’s famous cloud forests is resplendent quetzals, white-faced capuchins, and even brilliant red bromeliads sightseeing.
Ambergris Caye, Belize
Recommended for Snorkeling and Diving
Swim in the anchialine pool of Morgan’s Cave in Blue Hole National Park. Nurse sharks, stingrays, snorkeling and diving tours to Corals.
Refugio de Vida Silvestre La Flor is situated in the western part of Nicaragua in the Caribbean coast.
Best for Turtle Arribada
Observe olive ridley turtles laying eggs from the month of July to that of January. It is recommended that you visit the place during mid-fall times, if you wish to stand the best prospects of the mass arribada event.
Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica
Best for Diversity
Jungle walk to be made for monkeys, sloths, anteaters and Baird’s tapir – an endangered species of mammals. The coastal region inhabits caimans they are a kind of crocodile and hump back whales are also found in this region.
Bosawás Biosphere Reserve, Nicaragua
Best for Tropical Rainforest
This huge area is suitable for a great number of dogs starting with insects and up to jaguars. Permits, which are explained below, are required to enter Siuna and all of its accessible regions; a guide is also obligatory.
Due to the number of biomes that is present in Central America and the dedication of efforts towards the conservation of wildlife, it is a perfect place for wildlife lovers.
