Skip the Line: Rescate Wildlife Rescue Centre General Admission Ticket
Overview
This is an amazing educational experience for anyone in love with nature!
At an additional cost, you can enjoy a guided tour (by reservation only), rental carts for children, souvenir and coffee shop, ice cream parlor, and a delicious restaurant with a variety of dishes. All of the proceed go 100% back to our rehabilitation and conservation efforts.
Inclusions
- Rescate Wildlife General Admission Ticket
- Guaranteed to skip the lines
- Entry/Admission - Rescate Wildlife Rescue Center
What to expect
Rescate Wildlife is one of the largest rescue centers in Central America. Our main objective is to attend, rehabilitate, and reintegrate rescued animals back into their natural environment. Many animals have been orphaned animals, wounded or abused. In our sanctuary, you will see a large number of animal species that have been rescued and for diverse reasons cannot be released for reintegration into their habitat. Rescate Wildlife rescue center is a wonderful place where the animals have a space and ideal conditions to survive. You will be amazed by the beautiful tropical landscape, large variety of animals and our beautiful facilities.
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
- Social distancing enforced throughout experience
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Guides required to regularly wash hands
- Regular temperature checks for staff
- Temperature checks for travelers upon arrival
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking, unless booked within 12 hours of travel. In this case confirmation will be received as soon as possible, subject to availability
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All of the animals in this wonderful park are rescues and many, many are returned to the wild after being cared for here. There are so many beautiful birds, playful monkeys and fantastic felines. I would highly recommend this attraction. I did the buffet lunch too and it was most excellent. M...
All of the animals in this wonderful park are rescues and many, many are returned to the wild after being cared for here. There are so many beautiful birds, playful monkeys and fantastic felines. I would highly recommend this attraction. I did the buffet lunch too and it was most excellent. My Hubster had his best burrito in all of Costa Rica in this cafe.Our trip exceeded our expectations. It is a well-planned facility that allowed us to see a variety of animals quickly while we walked around.
Our trip exceeded our expectations. It is a well-planned facility that allowed us to see a variety of animals quickly while we walked around.This was an amazingly wonderful Wildlife Centre to visit! With the mission statement to "rescue - rehabilitate - release" how could you go wrong supporting these Animal Angels of Costa Rica's wildlife? My daughter and I are animal activists and were thrilled with our 5 hour experience visiting t...
This was an amazingly wonderful Wildlife Centre to visit! With the mission statement to "rescue - rehabilitate - release" how could you go wrong supporting these Animal Angels of Costa Rica's wildlife? My daughter and I are animal activists and were thrilled with our 5 hour experience visiting the beautiful animals at Rescate Centre. We managed to find all the cats (the Ocelot was very animated & fun), spotted one sleepy sloth and of course enjoyed so many more! Our only disappointment was that no tours were available during our Sunday visit (the only day we could go!) so basically it was self-guided with no staff or volunteers around to ask questions. We know there are so many individual stories to share about each of their long-term animal residents and I know we would have delighted in hearing them all! (I believe that Saturdays also do not have tours, worth checking this out in advance of booking.) My congratulations to all the organizers and volunteers for the wonderful work you are doing on behalf of Mother Nature's precious wildlife.We had a very interesting tour with a wonderful guide leading us through the whole center, giving us a lot of information about the animals. We saw a lot of animals like birds, an ozelot, sloths, pecaris and monkeys. A tour here is an excellent possibility to see these animals very close, learn a...
We had a very interesting tour with a wonderful guide leading us through the whole center, giving us a lot of information about the animals. We saw a lot of animals like birds, an ozelot, sloths, pecaris and monkeys. A tour here is an excellent possibility to see these animals very close, learn about them and support this very important project. Thanks for the great work!I did not see any sloths, but I did get to walk among Peacocks, Iguanas, Curassows and other free-roaming animals on the walkways!
I did not see any sloths, but I did get to walk among Peacocks, Iguanas, Curassows and other free-roaming animals on the walkways!I have a ton of respect for the work this organization is doing! And I’m so grateful that the money spent on entry and in the restaurant goes towards helping these animals! Rescate is definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. It’s not busy at all (at least on the day we were there) and I de...
I have a ton of respect for the work this organization is doing! And I’m so grateful that the money spent on entry and in the restaurant goes towards helping these animals! Rescate is definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. It’s not busy at all (at least on the day we were there) and I definitely prefer supporting an organization like this, over a zoo. The staff is excellent and I really recommend this experience to others! There are informative signs at each enclosure, and large spaces for most of the animals. There are a ton of birds (and I loved all the macaws, who were likely ex-pets and will now spend the rest of their years living in a beautiful, open space together). Be aware that there are huge, wild iguanas all over the property, but they are not aggressive. Still, it definitely scared me to see so many and not understand if they were out of their cages or if they had just moved into the park (Apparently, the latter. And they clearly really enjoy their home in the park. Ugly animals, but they really do leave you alone.) We did see a teenage sloth crawling all over the trees and ropes provided in her enclosure. So fun to watch! She wasn’t really in an enclosure - she had the ability to leave if she wanted, and a random employee told us that she’s very adventurous and this is all part of getting her ready to leave the park permanently. The restaurant has good food and is well priced. We spent 4 hours total in the park, so I was grateful that there was a spot to take a break for lunch. The exhibit on how the park rehabilitates animals for release into the wild is really interesting. As visitors, we’re only allowed to see the animals who aren’t able to be released, due to mental or physical issues. I’d recommend finding out in advance if you can hire a guide for your experience in the park. I would have loved to learn more about each individual animal’s history and situation (why they can’t be released), but each enclosure only had info about the species, nothing specific to that particular animal. Even more signs about why each type of animal might end up in a facility like this, unable to return to the wild, would be interesting. After we arrived, we asked about a guide, and were told it had to be booked in advance for $5 per person (I think), but we hadn’t seen that option when booking on the website. Having a personal guide to give us background information would have been amazing. As it was, we had to ask random employees who were feeding animals or watering the landscaping. They were all very nice and helpful, but I highly recommend a tour guide if you have the option!