Curú Wildlife Refuge, located on the southern Nicoya Peninsula of Costa Rica, offers visitors a unique blend of conservation and ecotourism. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, birdwatching, hiking, horseback riding, and beach excursions. Notably, the refuge spans 1,496 hectares of diverse habitats, including forests and mangroves, and is home to species such as scarlet macaws, yellow-naped parrots, and howler monkeys.