A visit to Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary is not your typical sanctuary tour.
It is an immersive, educational experience and a chance to reconnect with nature in a jungle oasis.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- IMMERSE yourself in the jungle surrounding Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary, guided by the inspirational female founder
- DISCOVER the essential plants and trees that create this ecosystem
- LEARN about the wildlife that call Nosara home and the dangers they face due to human encroachment
- SEE the wildlife that require lifetime care at Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- We have a minimum age requirement of 5 years for all guests.
- Please do not visit the sanctuary if you have any of the following symptoms: fever, cough, loss of taste or smell.
- There will be a short walk over uneven terrain, up hills and stairs. It is best to wear closed footwear and advise ahead of the tour if any members of the group need special assistance.
- If it’s rainy season (May through November), it’s best to bring an umbrella or raincoat.
- During dry season (December through April), sunscreen is a wise choice.
HOW DO I BOOK?
Tours must be booked in advance. We can accommodate a maximum of 15 people. We recommend booking as early as possible to avoid disappointment as we only have limited availability.
DONATION PRICE: $60 per person
A 50% non-refundable deposit is required when purchasing your ticket. The remaining balance of US$30 per person is due in cash on the day of your visit.
Tours are held Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. Start time varies depending on time of year so be sure to check your ticket!
Additional dates will be considered for groups of over 8, please contact sibuvisit@gmail.com
RESPONSIBLE WILDLIFE TOURISM
Please be aware that we do not permit visitors to touch or handle the sanctuary wildlife.
Our aim at Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary is to give the wildlife in our care as natural an environment as possible, and this includes eliminating anything that could cause them stress, like unnecessary human contact.
We support Costa Rica’s #StopAnimalSelfies campaign. The illegal pet trade is still a huge issue worldwide, and many of the animals in our care are survivors of this abusive and deadly industry.