Parque Nacional Jeanette Kawas

(Local Name: Jeanette Kawas National Park) Formerly known as the Punta Sal National Park, the area supports rare species and diverse eco-systems, from jungle to coral reefs. It is possible to encounter dolphins, monkeys and a large variety of tropical birds.

Parque Nacional Jeanette Kawas takes its name from the naturalist and park defender murdered here in 1995. The Micos Lagoon has the highest population of birds in the park. Up to 350 different species of birds live within the lagoon surrounded by mangroves.