Tingo María National Park

Waking up in Tres de Mayo tourist sector is connecting with nature and enjoying the clear water of the Tres de Mayo creek, thus entering the bowels of the National Park. Dawn in the tourist sector La Quinceañera is to wake up to the mist of its humid forest and the singing of birds. While, in Cueva de las Lechuzas tourist sector, you can hear the sharp clicks of the guácharos, as well as observe the impressive limestone caves and appreciate the different birds that will make you feel an unforgettable experience.

• Enter and register at the PCV.
• Follow the recommendations of the park rangers, they are your friends, and they are here to help you.
• Only walk on the marked routes and trails, never alone.
• Avoid disturbing the fauna of the area.
• Use fabric bags and not single-use plastic containers.
• Do not throw your waste on the trails: take it with you or dispose it in the available bins.
• Wear comfortable clothes for walks.
• Do not uproot the plants or part of them from their natural environment: each organism is important within its environment; thus, the habitat of wild flora and fauna will be preserved.
• Wear cotton clothing and hats that blend in with the middle and wear long pants and a long-sleeved shirt.
• It is not allowed to open new trails without the authorization of the national park staff.
• Consume local products to benefit the communities.
• Use sunscreen and glasses with UV protection. Use repellent.
• For the tourist sector Cueva de las Lechuzas, Tres de Mayo and Quinceañera you can bring bathing suits.
• Wear boots for the tourist sector Tres de Mayo and Quinceañera.