Skip the Line: Rescate Wildlife Rescue Centre General Admission Ticket

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Itinerary

1. Rescate Wildlife is one of the largest rescue centers in Central America.  Our main objective is to attend, rehabilitate, and reintegrate rescued animals back into their natural environment. Many animals have been orphaned animals, wounded or abused. In our sanctuary, you will see a large number of animal species that have been rescued and for diverse reasons cannot be released for reintegration into their habitat. Rescate Wildlife rescue center is a wonderful place where the animals have a space and ideal conditions to survive.  You will be amazed by the beautiful tropical landscape, large variety of animals and our beautiful facilities.

   Admission included

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 226 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 5A MOST WONDERFUL EXPEREIENCE

  I am impressed at the amazing job that this organization does to protect wildlife. I highly recommend the visit. And also, their restaurant is really good. Definitely worth the trip!!!

  haydee_mendiolaSeptember 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5This experience was...

  This experience was great! My kids enjoyed themselves and were able to see a plethora of animals! Because I’m Canadian and the exchange rate isn’t the best it was a bit costly but still worth it!

  Kamar_AAugust 2026via Viator

• 4Wonderful rehabilitation center

  We had a lovely morning here getting to see so many varieties of animals/birds in large and spacious enclosures. The Park was well maintained and large so you need a few hours if you want to see the whole place. I loved seeing the macaws the most and beautiful peacocks walking around along with the huge lizards chilling out on the pathways. I saw a person petting one of the large lizards and it was loving it, but I dont think its actually allowed to do. Some animals we didnt see I think certain parts of the day some are sleeping or more hidden but otherwise I found it enjoyable.

  summernewjerseyAugust 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Five Stars!

  An up close and personal visit with some of nature's great creatures: jaguars, ocelots, pumas, toucans, parrots, owls, monkeys, capybaras, lizards... the list goes on. A few hours in their company reminded me that nature is miraculous and our job as humans is to put down our phones and notice. These birds and animals cannot survive in the wild - for various reasons. Rescate Wildlife Rescue Centre nurses them back to health and gives them safety, love and security. It was a privilege to observe this facility at work. Five stars.

  Karilu5August 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Nice experience

  A nice experience to see different wild animals and create consciousness about having wild animals in your house or what to do if you see a baby without its mom.

  525stephanniefJuly 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Lovely Wildlife Rescue Center

  We had an odd time gap to fill in our schedule before an early morning flight out of San Jose, so the day before we decided to tour this sanctuary. We did a self-guided tour and the signs were very descriptive. You could see how much love and care went into creating spaces conducive to housing these rescue animals. The space was easy to navigate, we probably spent almost 2 hours there. Highly recommend this tour as it is well run with the best interests of the animals at heart.

  Hikingfrog1June 2026via Tripadvisor

Know before you go

How it compares in Alajuela

• Its from-price is 81% below the median of the 208 experiences we list in Alajuela.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 14 of 208.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Alajuela

Alajuela is a warm Central Valley city in Costa Rica, with a leafy main square, coffee farms and Poás Volcano on its northern horizon.

Alajuela is a provincial capital in Costa Rica's Central Valley, about twenty kilometres north-west of San José, and the home of the country's main international airport. Its central park is shaded by mango trees, which give the city its nickname, and a cathedral with a rounded dome stands beside it. A statue and museum honour Juan Santamaría, the young drummer boy who became a national hero in the 1856 war against William Walker and was born here.

Top-ranked sights in Alajuela: Hacienda Alsacia Starbucks Coffee Farm, Lake Hule (Lago de Hule).

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