Palo Verde National Park is one of Costa Rica's important wildlife destinations, known for its wetlands, seasonal lagoons, tropical dry forests, and rich birdlife. Located in the Tempisque River basin, the park protects a variety of habitats that support resident and migratory wildlife.
Depending on the season, its wetlands can attract large numbers of waterbirds, creating exceptional opportunities for birdwatching and photography. As you explore the region, you may encounter crocodiles along the riverbanks, monkeys in the trees, iguanas basking in the sun, and numerous species of birds moving through the wetlands.