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Discover Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica
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Why visit the Osa Peninsula

Exploring the Osa Peninsula means leaving the modern world behind to enter one of the most pristine paradises on the planet. It is a sudden and magnificent immersion into nature at its most intense. Osa is not just a place to visit, but a place that transforms us.

Ocelot - Osa Peninsula

The most intense biologically place on earth

The Osa Peninsula is one of the most biodiverse areas in the world. It was presented by the National geographic as “The most intense biologically place on earth” with more than 2.5% of the world’s biodiversity.

The biodiversity found on the Osa Peninsula is not surpassed by any region of similar size anywhere on earth.

Corcovado National Park

The wildest and most preserved region of Costa Rica

The Osa Peninsula has been isolated for a long time and the rainforest, beaches, mangroves, rivers … have been preserved. Today, it is protected on most of its territory under diverse legal systems (national park, forest reserves, wildlife reserves, private reserves…). Tourism there is developing in an environmentally responsible way

Tapir - Osa Peninsula

One of the most beautiful national park in the world

The Corcovado National Park is often presented as one of the best national parks in the world. A reference for all biologists in the world.
Less accessible than other national parks in Costa Rica, it offers a unique experience of proximity with the fauna and flora. A must-see in Costa Rica.

Discover the perfect place to stay

Accommodation plays a essential part in the travel experience.

Much more than just a place to sleep, it should serve as a true anchor, a refuge, but also an integral part of the adventure.

We offer a selection of accommodations off the beaten path, combining comfort with a connection to the unique environment of the Osa Peninsula

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On the beach

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On the jungle

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