Playa Junquillal
Refugio de Vida Silvestre Bahía Junquillal
Five hundred and five hectares of protected land holding seven different coastal ecosystems all with access to water.
Playa Junquillal
Five hundred and five hectares of protected land holding seven different coastal ecosystems all with access to water.
Highlights
Hiking The Tropical Dry Broadleaf Forest
The forest has a canopy of trees up to 30 meters in height, and an understory of small trees, large shrubs, and woody lianas, home to a diverse bird life, including parrots, magpie jays, hawks among others.
Enjoy Where The Forest Meets The Ocean
Access to water helps the local fauna vibrate with life, from fish in the sea, the carbs along the beach and migrating birds in the lagoon all add to a delicate balance where you can witness how life interacts through diverse niches and intertwin.
Our tour partners
AsoJunquillal | Área de Conservación de Guanacaste
Non-governmental organization in the Cuajiniquil District
Member of the CTC (Corredor Turistico Costero) focused on the socio-economic and tourist development of the La Cruz area, promotes productive and commercial chains between the Bahía Junquillal Wildlife Refuge and artisans, entrepreneurs and local organizations.
Working closely with ACG which is one of the eleven Conservation Areas that make up the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC), of the Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE) of the Government of Costa Rica, promoting and protecting the natural richness of this area.
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