Get ready for an exciting journey through mangroves and lush forests, where you'll cross swinging vine bridges and walk beneath towering ancient trees. Marvel at the majestic Great Ceiba and, if you're lucky, spot monkeys, hummingbirds, frogs, and a variety of colorful birds.

During our hikes, the guides will collect research data while sharing their knowledge and passion for biodiversity with you.

Things to bring on our hikes

• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Poncho or rain jacket
• Dry bag (to protect your personal belongings)
• Water bottle (we don’t sell bottled water, but we’ll refill your bottle for free)
• Long socks (to wear with rubber boots)
• Long-sleeve shirt
• Long pants
• Towel, cap, and sunglasses
• Cash (for drinks or meals not included)
• Camera and/or binoculars (optional)
• Personal medications

Level of difficulty: Beginner to intermediate

Duration: Yaibi Trail: 2-3 hours (2km), Carra Trail: 4-5 hours (4km)

Meeting point and end point : Bahia Solano Pier (Muelle)

Ecosystems: Tropical Rainforest, Mangrove Forests, Riparian Ecosystem, Secondary Forest & Regeneration Areas, Freshwater Streams & Wetlands.

To Keep in Mind:

Minimum age for the hikes: 10 years.

Booking: Reserve your spot at least 2 days in advance.

✓ Bring binoculars for a better viewing experience.

✓ Choose dark or earth-toned clothing, preferably long-sleeved.

✓ Be prepared for rain with waterproof and quick-drying clothing.

✓ Protect your camera with a waterproof cover or dry bag.

✓ Don’t forget to bring socks for the boots for added comfort.

✓ Respect wildlife—do not feed animals or cut plants.

JAGUAR TRAIL

Explore the Jaguar Trail in the Pacific Botanical Garden Reserve, a longer trek that takes you deep into the jungle’s heart. Along the way, you’ll navigate diverse ecosystems, encounter towering ancient trees like the Ceiba, Tangare, and Guayacán, and learn about their ecological and cultural significance.

This trail offers a rare opportunity to visit the nesting sites of two of the most powerful raptors in the Americas: the Crested Eagle (Morphnus guianensis), a stealthy predator of the canopy, and the Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja), known as the "Queen of the Jungle" for its immense strength and dominance over the rainforest. The journey is filled with wildlife encounters, from vibrant frogs to elusive reptiles and birds, making it a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

As you trek through the humid rainforest, expect warm temperatures, occasional rain showers, and muddy trails. Your guide will share fascinating insights into the region’s flora, fauna, and conservation efforts while leading you to a refreshing stop at Resaquita stream, where you can take a dip in its crystal-clear waters. Enjoy a traditional fiambre meal wrapped in bijao leaves, resting beneath the shade of a giant tree, before listening to native stories about the traditional uses of plants. After a short break, you’ll begin your return, carrying with you unforgettable memories of this wild and vibrant paradise.

Duration: Jaguar Trail: 6-8 hours (7 km)

Level of difficulty: Expert