Veragua Rainforest Frog Habitat
& Butterfly Garden Exhibits

Are you looking for a fun, engaging eco-tour in Costa Rica that would also be exciting and educational for kids? Look no further than the Veragua Rainforest Frog Habitat and Butterfly Garden Tour!

At the Veragua Frog Habitat, we´ll learn about all things amphibian! The Frog Farm is a fascinating habitat showcasing the many species of frogs in Costa Rica, especially those unique to the Caribbean region such as the famous Red Eye Tree Frog. We´ll visit the open-air habitat where the diurnal (daytime-active) frogs live, and learn more about them from our knowledgeable and helpful naturalist guide. Be sure to watch your step, you are in the frog´s habitat, so they are literally leaping at your feet.

The Frog Habitat also hosts the world´s largest nocturnal frog exhibit, where day turns into night, all for science....well that and a way we can all enjoy our nocturnal friends without venturing off into the jungle at night! By creating a more suitable habitat for our night hopping friends, the frogs can be observed going about their normal lives instead of sleeping and hiding like they would otherwise do. This is a unique opportunity that should not be missed! Bring your cameras and maybe a notepad to take down all the fun frog facts you will learn!

Next we're off to the Butterfly Garden, where these gorgeous creatures flutter all around us and sometimes even land right on us! Watch them float gracefully in and among their native flora while we learn more about their day to day and migratory habits from of the world´s foremost research scientists. Stepping into the butterfly garden is like stepping into "Fern Gully"! Adults and kids alike will enjoy the magical beauty that the Veragua Butterly Garden exhibits.

As always, The Real Deal Tours offers discounts on the Veragaua Rainforest and a host of eco-tours available throughout Puerto Limon and Costa Rica, including the Frog Habitat and Butterfly Garden Tour. So what are you waiting for? Book your spot today!