The Sierpe River ecosystem is large and mostly untouched.

Bird and wildlife watching opportunities are numerous, and vary greatly as the river transitions from fresh to salt water.

Sightings of white-faced, howler, and squirrel monkeys are common along the upper reaches of the main river and all throughout the small tributaries.

At Sierpe del Pacifico going on a wildlife watching adventure is as easy as walking down to the dock, jumping in your boat, and taking a leisurely cruise.

These white faced monkeys were filmed along the Sierpe River on the Osa Peninsula or Costa Rica.

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