Finca Exotica's location on the Osa Peninsula—described by National Geographic as "the most biologically intense place on earth"—offers unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities. The property features accessible primary rainforest with trails where you'll regularly encounter monkeys, coatis, agoutis, and countless bird species. All four Costa Rican monkey species (squirrel, spider, howler, and white-faced capuchin) inhabit the area and frequently visit the farm. Scarlet macaws are daily visitors, often seen in pairs flying over the property or feeding in beach almond trees. The nearby beaches serve as nesting grounds for four sea turtle species during certain months. The organic gardens and food forests showcase tropical permaculture in action, with diverse production areas demonstrating sustainable growing techniques. Volunteer accommodations offer views of the Pacific Ocean on one side and primary rainforest on the other. The farm's sustainable infrastructure includes natural building techniques, solar power systems, rainwater collection, and composting toilets—all examples of practical ecological design solutions.