How to get Here
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From Juan Santamaria International Airport

 Step 1. Exit the Airport and take Highway 1 for 78.3 miles.

 Step 2. Turn right in Avenue 39/Route 108 for 2 miles.

 Step 3. Turn left at Street 7 and then Street 11.

 Step 4. Turn right in Avenue 45/Route 101.

 Step 5. Turn right to join Braulio Carrillo Highway/Route 32 and drive for 95 miles following signs for Guapiles, Siquirres and Limon.

 Step 6. In Limon downtown, turn right at Uno Gas Station/McDonalds.

 Step 7. Drive straight ahead for 65 miles until you reach Punta Cocles. (You’ll see signs for Bananito, Penshurt, Hone Creek and Sixaola along the way)

 Step 8. When you get to Punta Cocles, you'll find us on the right hand side.

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 Coordinates

9.641894, -82.723729

 Address

Playa Cocles, Limón, Costa Rica

 Call Us

+506 2750-0710

Jaguar Rescue Center

Rescue Center in Playa Chiquita

Jaguar Rescue Center

Built around Encar and Sandro’s home, the Jaguar Rescue Center is located in Playa Chiquita, about 4 miles from the center of Puerto Viejo. The JRC is the location of the clinic and nursery, where animals are first brought for treatment, rehabilitation and love. It is here the animals are cared for, and brought back to health so they can be released back to their homes in the jungle.

La Ceiba Primary Forest

Release Site in Punta Uva

Release Point La Ceiba

3 miles away from the Jaguar Rescue Center in the heart of the primary forest of the Caribbean, La Ceiba Natural Reserve has been lovingly built and maintained. Encar and Sandro acquired the 49-hectare property several years ago, and it is now used as the release point for many of the animals being reintroduced to their natural habitat after their stay at the JRC.

  How to get to La Ceiba Primary Forest