Corcovado National Park
If you’re a nature lover, then a visit to Corcovado National Park is a must-do. This nationally protected area is one of Costa Rica’s premier wildlife viewing destinations and is home to an incredible array of wildlife.
Corcovado is the most pristine national park in Costa Rica. A place of the most biodiversity on earth. The tour begins early in the morning from Drake Bay beach, where you’ll board a boat that will take you along the stunning coastline to Corcovado National Park.
Our experienced and trained tour guides, who are fluent in both English and Spanish, will lead you on a hike through the jungle, showing you all the amazing wildlife that the park has to offer. Endangered species like the Bairds’ Tapir, Scarlet Macaw, Three-toed Sloth, White-lipped Peccary, Puma and even Jaguars are all known to reside in Corcovado.
You may also see White-Faced Capuchin, Howler, Spider, and Squirrel monkeys on this incredible hike. Consider making your reservations BEFORE arriving in Costa Rica. Please note that the boat ride to Corcovado National Park can be bumpy and may take at least 20 minutes depending on which park ranger station you wish to visit.
Tour to San Pedrillo Ranger Station
San Pedrillo Rangers Station is the closest station to Drake Bay by boat (approximately 20 minutes). The station is located right in front of the beach next to the San Pedrillo river mouth and is surrounded by primary rainforest with an excellent network of trails that border the rocky beaches, a waterfall, streams and small rivers that drain right into the ocean.
Tour to Sirena Ranger Station
Sirena Ranger Station is located in the deep, biologically intense center of the Corcovado National Park and hosts an abundance of wildlife of all types. Undeniably, Sirena Ranger Station is the best destination for unparalleled wildlife viewing in Corcovado, and quite possibly Costa Rica.
Species such as 4 different species of monkeys including capuchin, howler, squirrel and spider monkeys. Snakes, sloths, macaws and tons of other rare bird species are all commonly seen around the dense and exuberant flora from the rainforests of Osa. It is the right habitat to meet the tapir, its rivers are patrolled by large crocodiles and bull sharks, the only thing you need is to follow your guide and enjoy the tropical forest.
The ranger station has facilities like showers, restrooms, free drinkable water refill, a little souvenir shop and a restaurant. The tour starts at 6am and we will reach Sirena beach after a beautiful 1-hour boat ride along the coast. Our tour guide will take you on a 4-hour hike, you will have lunch at the Station and will be back at Drake Bay around 2 pm.
Tour to Tamandua Biological Station
Tamandua Biological Station is located within the tropical forest in the Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve, at the gates of Corcovado, on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica. The Station have several hectares of primary forest that are currently protected, accompanied by bungalows, trails, waterfalls and rivers and is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation of Corcovado National Park.
Additionally, several non-profit scientific research projects like Monitoring and inventory of orchids, Butterfly monitoring and Species inventory are being carried out for the benefit of the area. A beautiful waterfall and pool invite you to swim and relax. Tamandua has facilities like showers, restrooms, free drinkable water refill and also you can buy lunch. This tour is an equal alternative to the more popular Corcovado National Park.