Tour History


Zoo Ave sits on 14 hectares of transitional zone between humid tropical forest and dry tropical forest. Since 1990, over 1,100 native trees have been planted on this property, transforming the former coffee and citrus plantation to the status of zoological park. dedicated to preserving the rich, unparalleled natural diversity of Costa Rica so that it may be understood, respected and enjoyed by future generations of Costa Ricans and foreign visitors. In 1995, Zoo Ave was recognized by the Costa Rican government as an official Wildlife Rescue Center.

In Trapiches, they have been make Melcocha (Taffy) for over 100 years