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Costa Rica Spotlight: Aviarios del Caribe Sloth Refuge, Limon Costa Rica
One of my favorite special interest tours is Aviarios del Caribe Sloth Refuge located near Limon Costa Rica on the Caribbean side of Costa Rica. My husband and I stopped by there on my way to Cahuita National Park which is a few miles down the road. And boy did we get a treat! After meeting Judy and Lewis Arroyo, the founders, We took the tour ( $14.00) which included viewing a well made video about the behavior and life cycle of the sloth. Then, the best part- we meet three university students who come for three months to volunteer their time to care for the sick and injured sloths, then release them back into the wild. Some of the newborn sloths were being bottle fed-so cute!