Adventure with an expert guide as you hike through the tropical dry forest of Werner Sauter Biological Reserve, where the rarest and most vulnerable biome of Central America thrives.

Embark on an exciting journey with a knowledgeable guide as you hike through the tropical dry forest of Werner Sauter Biological Reserve, located in Central America. This reserve is home to the rarest and most vulnerable biome in the region, thriving in an environment with limited water resources. The three-hour hike will provide you with insights into the biodiversity of the area and the unique ecosystem created by the scarcity of water.

Highlights of the experience include following the expert guide through the forest, observing the area’s one-of-a-kind ecosystem, learning about the region’s biodiversity, and experiencing the rare biome of Central America.

Before you go, note that the duration of the hike is three hours and is recommended for all ages. The group size is small, limited to 12 people or less, and fresh fruit will be provided for food and drink during the excursion.

During the hike, your guide will point out rare plants and animals native to the region, such as orchids, monkeys, and coatis. You will also learn about the medicinal properties of the plants and their cultural significance to the local community. Additionally, you will uncover the history of the reserve and its founder, Werner Sauter, who dedicated his life to preserving the forest.

For nature enthusiasts and those interested in unique biodiversity, this hike offers a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region.

Start times for the hike are daily at 6:30 am and 2:30 pm. Transportation, a bilingual guide, and refreshments such as bottled water, juice, and fresh fruit are included in the package.

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