
How to visit the Corcovado National Park
How to visit the Corcovado National Park Our guide and advice for visiting Corcovado National Park Corcovado National Park is considered one of the most
The Osa Peninsula is mainly made up of the largest tropical rainforest on the Pacific coast. This forest is home to many endemic and/or endangered plant and animal species and half of the birds seen in Costa Rica.
Looking for unforgettable ways to explore the rainforest without the usual hiking? The Osa Peninsula offers extraordinary alternatives to traditional treks. Dive into nature through immersive, low-impact experiences that reveal the jungle’s hidden wonders from new perspectives:
Step into the rainforest after dark and witness a whole new world come alive. With the help of a naturalist guide, discover nocturnal creatures, glowing fungi, and the mysterious sounds of the jungle in its most magical state.
You will walk in different ecosystems and see many animal species such as the red-eyed frog, kinkajou, armadillo, tarantula, ocelot, reptiles and many surprises…
Ride through lush forest trails, rivers, and open fields on a guided horseback tour. It’s a peaceful and exhilarating way to connect with nature while covering more ground with less effort. In general, the horses are not champions. They are small but very resistant and very respectful of their riders.
An impressive way to discover the spectacular Osa jungle. Soar through the treetops and experience the rainforest from above on a thrilling canopy tour. This bird’s-eye view offers rare glimpses of tropical birds, monkeys, and the forest canopy; a perspective few ever get to see.
Ready for an unforgettable journey? Let the Osa Peninsula surprise you. One tour at a time.
How to visit the Corcovado National Park Our guide and advice for visiting Corcovado National Park Corcovado National Park is considered one of the most
5 ways to discover the rainforest differently 5 ways to discover the rainforest differently The Osa Peninsula is mainly made up of the largest tropical
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