Trails through the 12,950-acre (5240-hectare) reserve accommodate all types of hikers. Two short (.6-mile/1-kilometer) trails meandering through the wilderness and past waterfalls are perfect for families and less active travelers. A longer 2.7-mile (4.5-kilometer) trail follows the river and mangrove marshes, where the crocodiles and scarlet macaws settle in for the evening.
Basic park tours include a hike with a naturalist guide who points out flora and fauna you’d otherwise miss. If you’d rather have another mode of transportation, there are plenty of options. Jump into a wagon drawn by a large grasshopper truck, fly down the zipline course, drive through the countryside in a four-wheel buggy or in an ATV, or cruise along the river to get up close to the crocodiles.