World famous for its dense vegetation, diverse wildlife and scenic views, Corcovado is a biologically and extremely rich neotropical National Park.
As the first protected wildlife area established in the Osa region, a large and concentrated population of endangered animals remain in the tropical rain forest of Corcovado making this zone the most biodiverse of the Pacific coast in Central America. It is actually one of the few sites in all Central America where still inhabit free in the forests viable populations of threatened species such as jaguars, pumas, tapirs, ocelots, margays, squirrel monkeys, scarlet macaws, great curassow and crested guan.
Other large mammal species observed include the collared peccary, the white-lipped peccary, the red brocket deer, the white-tailed deer, the mantled howler monkey, the white-faced capuchin monkey, the two-toed and three-toed sloth, the paca, the striped hog-nosed skunk, the river otter, the grison, the crab-eating raccoon, the white-nosed coati, the kinkajou, the agouti, the tayra, the nine-banded armadillo, the tropical red-tailed squirrel and a number of rats and mice, bats, the bottle-nose dolphin and two species of whale.
Spectacular bird species fascinate as well; among others: parakeets, trogons, toucans, cotingas, woodpeckers, woodcreepers, honeycreepers, tanagers, flycatchers, herons, pigeons, kingfishers, vultures, eagles, hawks, macaws, owls, ibis, iguanas, pelicans, cormorants, and frigatebirds.
Willing to live something really wild? Escape town and discover the last humid tropical forest refuge of the Pacific Coast!
Tips on Being in the Park:
- Heat and humidity are extremely high. Dehydration and heat-exhaustion are common illnesses in the park. Be prepared and bring enough water (in reusable bottles only) and hydrating drinks/energy tablets. You should drink 200 ml of liquid per hour.
- The water is potable at each ranger station. Refill your bottles every time you stop at a station.
- Depending on the itinerary you choose there might be stretches under the sun along the beach. We recommend wearing sunscreen, a hat and a long sleeved shirt.
- Hiking endurance and a good physical condition is a must for the long hikes between Sirena and La Leona or Los Patos. These trips are not recommended for people with asthma, heart, knee or ankle problems and/or any other health conditions.
- Meals
- There will be no meals or snacks available for purchase in La Leona, San Pedrillo and Los Patos. You must bring your own. Foods permitted in the park are limited to: sandwiches, granola, grains, nuts, dried fruit and energy bars.
- Bringing food to Sirena is strictly prohibited and enforced. You can only bring hydrating drinks and water. You will need to have an early breakfast at your hotel or bring some snacks to eat in the boat before the hikes. The park ranger will inspect backpacks upon your arrival. Lunch is included only for the Sirena boat in – boat out itineraries. You will be able to buy additional snacks at Sirena station as well. Inform us of your diets, allergies and/or intolerances.
- If you wish to provide your own transportation to Carate or Drake Bay, you will need a 4×4, as you will cross rivers (to Carate) and drive on slippery and mountainous terrain. The parking in Carate costs $5 each day. In Drake Bay, make sure you ask your hotel where you can park your car safely. Not every hotels have a secured parking lot.
- While walking in the park, cross rivers carefully, quickly and at low tide (applies for the long hike between Sirena and La Leona). Otherwise, the currents and tides might be quite powerful. In addition, beaches and the mouth of rivers are home to crocodiles and bull sharks. Follow the instructions of your experienced guide to cross rivers.
- In case of emergency, bring your medicine, a copy of your passport and your travel insurance information.
- Have your backpack ready the day before the tour. Some questions may occur while packing. Make sure you have everything you need, but most important DO NOT OVERLOAD your backpack with unnecessary items. Regardless of the itinerary selected, you will carry your backpack.
- An additional fee may apply if you request a private guide and/or a French speaking guide.
Some Rules and Regulations
- You must be accompanied by a certified guide at all times outside the stations.
- You must have a prepaid reservation to be registered upon arrival at any station. (We take care of it.)
- You must bring your passport, a printed copy or a digital copy/picture on your phone. The park ranger will compare your identity with the one your reservation to register you in the park. The information must match with your prepaid reservation.
- Closed-toe shoes or boots are required for walking on rainforest trails. Sandals or open shoes are permitted on the beach and inside the stations.
- Respect the environment: trash in / trash out. No animal feeding or hunting.
- Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited anywhere in the park including the instalations, the trails and the beach.
- Drugs and alcohol are prohibited.
- Traveling off trails or without your guide is prohibited.
- Bringing pets or horseback riding is prohibited.
All rules are for the protection of humans, animals and the environment. When in doubt, follow the instructions of your guide.
Failure to comply with the National Park rules will result in legal sanctions, which may include expulsion at your own expense, fines, and notification to the police, immigration authorities, and your embassy.
There are stations available in different locations on the Osa Peninsula:
- La Leona
- From Puerto Jiménez / Matapalo / Carate
- Sirena
- From Puerto Jiménez
- From Drake Bay
- From Sierpe
- Los Patos
- From Puerto Jiménez
- From La Palma
- San Pedrillo
- From Drake Bay
- From Sierpe
- El Tigre (La Bonanza and La Torre)
- From Puerto Jiménez
About Puerto Jiménez:
- There are 2 ATMs in Puerto Jiménez if you need to withdraw money. We accept colones (the local currency) if you do not have US dollars.
- If you have a vehicle, we recommend that you choose a hotel with a safe parking space to leave it while you are on your tour and walk up to the meeting point.
- There is a secure, low-cost parking lot located diagonally across from the dock.
- You can reach Puerto Jiménez from San José by:
- Taking a national flying with Sansa Airline
- Taking a shuttle with Transfer del Sur
- Renting a car and driving (paved road all the way)
- Taking the public bus with Transporte Blanco Lobo
- If your next destination after taking a day tour in Sirena is Drake Bay, you can take a boat out from Sirena directly to Drake Bay (extra fee may apply for luggage transfer and your guide returning to its original destination).
About Drake Bay:
- Boat transfer from Sierpe to Drake Bay: $20 per person at 11:30 AM or $25 per person at 3:30 PM. Prices are subject to change without notice.
- Boat transfer from Drake Bay to Sierpe: $20 per person at 7:15 AM or $25 per person at 2:30 PM. Prices are subject to change without notice.
- Boat transfers are 7 days a week all year round. No reservation. You need to arrive 30 to 60 minutes before departure in Sierpe.
- If you need to take the boat back from Drake Bay to Sierpe the same day you have your Corcovado tour please let us know to coordinate the transfers accordingly.
- Parking in Sierpe: $6 per day at Restaurante Don Jorge La Perla del Sur
- You can also fly to Drake Bay with the national airline Sansa or drive (4×4 needed).
- If your next destination after taking a day tour in Sirena is Puerto Jiménez, you can take a boat out from Sirena directly to Puerto Jiménez (extra fee may apply for luggage transfer and your guide returning to its original destination).
There is no ATM in Drake Bay. Withdraw money before your arrival to avoid high commission fees using Paypal or your credit card. The closest banks & ATM are in Puerto Jiménez or Palmar Norte.
Cancelation Policy:
- A full refund can be offered up to 6 months before the date of your tour.
- Once your entrances are paid, there is no refund possible. Corcovado National Park does not provide any refunds. Therefore, refunds are only possible if the park is SOLD OUT on your selected dates and we are unable to make a reservation for you.
- Please note, the park policies may change without notice.
- In the event that weather conditions prevent access to the park, but the park remains opened, refunds are not available. However, the park typically offers a date change valid for use within the following 30 days when it closes due to a meteorological alert. This rarely happens more than 5 days a year.
- Transport will be charged if it leaves without you for any reason.
To check availability and ask for a quote, let us know:
- Date (Please specify if your dates are flexible, including the range of possible dates and your order of preference.)
- Full name and passport number of EACH participant (required to to get your pre-reservation)
- Nationality
- Station to visit or itinerary
- Does transport is needed
- Where are you staying (hotel name or village)
Let us know your travel plans, physical capacity and expectations to design your custom itinerary in the Corcovado National Park with an experienced, naturalist and certified guide. Corcovado is a gorgeous must-see park packed with unexpected wildlife encounters.
To book this exciting tour, a deposit is required.
Contact us today to check availability.
Additional information
Price according to the itinerary & amount of people | From $85, To $265 |
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ITINERARY | Puerto Jiménez* – Carate – La Leona – Carate – Puerto Jiménez
The trail runs along the Pacific coastline into Corcovado National Park. It is relatively flat and follows an incredibly beautiful, sandy beach. This hike provides panoramic views, opportunities for wildlife spotting, and a fascinating history as you pass through various ecosystems. Additionally, you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the Madrigal River. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Leona station only) Hydration tablets or electrolytes (recommended between January and April) Sunscreen and a Hat Insect Repellent (no specific brand, but we encourage opting for natural products for the environment) Long sleeved shirt (recommended for sun protection) Hiking/Running shoes or boots (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hikes.) Camera Swimwear / Dry fit clothes Snacks for a picnic Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag Waterproof poncho, light rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep you and things dry) An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash Original passport or a copy on your phone (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescriptions and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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LA LEONA STATION PROVIDES | Bathrooms with toilet paper
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PRICES | 1 person: $165 2 people: $95 per person 3 people: $90 per person 4 people and up: $85 per person *Transport from Puerto Jiménez to Carate: $30 per person each way with a minimum of 2 people *$10 discount per kid up to 11 years old. |
Meeting point with your guide
If your hotel between Puerto Jiménez and Carate, meeting point will be in Carate or from your hotel along road 245.
Trip to Carate (43 kilometers)
3.5 km hike to La Leona Station
2 km hike in trails
Stop at the Station
Bathroom
Snack (brought by you)
Hike in the National Park
Madrigal River crossing (remove your shoes while crossing to keep them dry)
Refreshing dip in Madrigal River natural pool (optional)
Picnic lunch on the beach
Food you can bring is limited to sandwiches, energy bars, granola, grains, nuts and dried fruits
Walk back towards Carate
Back to Puerto Jiménez
The schedule may vary depending on your guide, physical condition, weather, and trail preferences.
BOAT IN – BOAT OUT ITINERARY | Drake Bay – Sirena – Drake Bay / Puerto Jimenez – Sirena – Puerto Jimenez / Puerto Jiménez – Sirena – Drake Bay / Drake Bay – Sirena – Puerto JimenezDiscover one of the most biodiverse tropical rainforests on Earth. Sirena is definitely a paradise for any wildlife lover. Since the animals are in the wild, we can’t guarantee what you will see. However, the chances of seeing multiple species are high. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Sirena station and by the beach only)
Hydration tablets or Electrolytes (optional) Sunscreen and a hat Insect Repellent (no particular brand, we recommend opting for natural products for environmental reasons) Long sleeved shirt (recommended for more sun protection) Hiking/Running shoes or boots (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hike) Sandals or Water shoes (especially for those with sensitive feet: at Sirena, you embark and disembark from a rocky beach) Camera Swimwear or Quick-dry clothing Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag (you will carry your backpack throughout the tour) Waterproof poncho, light rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep you and things dry) An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash A printed or digital copy/picture of your passport (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescription and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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PRICES | 1 person: $255 2 people: $170 per person 3 people: $160 per person 4 people: $155 per person |
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NOTES | Transport from Sierpe to Drake Bay: $15pp at 11:30 AM or $20pp at 3:30 PM Transport from Drake Bay to Sierpe: $15pp at 7:15 AM or $20pp at 2:30 PM Parking in Sierpe: $6 per day at Restaurante Don Jorge La Perla del Sur You can also fly to Drake Bay with the national airline Sansa or drive (4×4 needed). You HAVE TO be in Drake Bay the night before the tour. No boat or flight arrive early enough to have your Corcovado departure the same day. There is no ATM in Drake Bay. Withdraw money before your arrival to avoid high commission fee using Paypal or your credit card. The closest banks & ATM are in Puerto Jiménez or Palmar Norte. |
Meeting point with your guide
Boat ride to Sirena Beach
Possible observation of mammals on the beach
Possible observation of Llorona waterfall (from Drake Bay on clear days)
Landing is on the beach, remove your shoes to keep them dry while getting out of the boat
Leave any prohibited items on the boat: tabaco, E-cigarate, drug, knife, food, etc.
Park Registration
Bathroom
Snack
Hike in the National Park
Los Espaveles trail: 2 km, mostly flat topography (thick and varied vegetation)
Guanacaste trail: 2 km, flat topography (impressive trees and Sirena River)
Sirena trail: 1 km, flat topography (by the mouth of Sirena river, marine life can be seen)
Lunch at the station
Mention your alergies, food restrictions or specials diets at the time of reservation and to your guide in the morning.
Lunch varies daily and typically features a traditional Costa Rican meal in a generous portion, including rice, beans, vegetables, and meat. You’ll also have access to the salad bar and a juice.
If you need to bring your own food for specific medical reasons, please inform us at the time of booking to put a note on your reservation. A medical prescription is required to show to the park ranger.
Additional snacks available for purchase at Sirena Ranger Station
Last walk back towards Sirena Beach
Boat leaving Sirena
May vary between 12:30 pm and 1:15 pm.
Arrival in Drake Bay or Puerto Jimenez
Schedule may change according to your guide, your physical condition, the weather and your trail preferences.
From December to April, due to high tourist demand, departure and return times may be later depending on the times specified on your park entries. We will inform you of the exact departure time in your confirmation.
ITINERARY | Drake Bay – San Pedrillo – Drake Bay
Immerse yourself in the most dense and wild primary rainforest Corcovado offers on a day tour. Even though the wildlife is not as omnipresent as in Sirena, San Pedrillo reports the highest number of wild cats seen in the entire park in recent years. Discover several endemic plants and impressive centenary trees. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Leona only) (hydration tablets optional)
Sunscreen and a hat Insect Repellent Long sleeved shirt (recommended for sun protection) Hiking shoes (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hikes.) Camera Swimwear Snacks for a picnic Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag (not duffle or suitcase) Waterproof poncho, rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep things dry) An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash A printed or digital copy/picture of your passport (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescription and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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SAN PEDRILLO STATION PROVIDES | Bathrooms with toilet paper
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PRICES | 1 person: $235 2 people: $155 per person 3 people: $145 per person From 4 people: $140 per person |
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NOTES | Transport from Sierpe to Drake Bay: $15pp at 11:30 AM or $20pp at 3:30 PM Transport from Drake Bay to Sierpe: $15pp at 7:15 AM or $20pp at 2:30 PM Parking in Sierpe: $6 per day at Restaurante Don Jorge La Perla del Sur You can also fly to Drake Bay with the national airline Sansa or drive (4×4 needed). You HAVE TO be in Drake Bay the night before the tour. No boat or flight arrive early enough to have your Corcovado departure the same day. There is no ATM in Drake Bay. Withdraw money before your arrival to avoid commission fees using another payment method. The closest banks & ATM are in Puerto Jiménez or Palmar Norte. Beach trails of San Pedrillo may be impossible near high tide. |
Meeting point with your guide
Boat ride to San Pedrillo Beach
Landing is on the beach, remove your shoes to keep them dry while getting out of the boat
Stop at the Station
Bathroom
Snack
Hike in primary and secondary forest
Río Pargo Abajo: 1.54 km
Río Pargo Arriba: 2.22 km
Río Pargo by the beach: 1.4 km
Pavón trail: 882 meters
Llorona trail: 5.19 km
Picnic lunch at the station
Hike and refreshing swim
Waterfall trail 2: 1.51 km
Boat back to Drake Bay
Arrival in Drake Bay
*Schedule may change according to your guide and your trail preferences.
ITINERARY | Puerto Jiménez – Los Patos – Puerto Jiménez
The great bird watching and the immensity of the trees of this pristine primary rainforest will make you want to explore deeper and deeper. There is not much wildlife to see during the day, but the forest offers other incredible hidden gems. This is a favored destination for botanists. Trails are steep and broken. Good physical condition is required. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Leona only) (hydration tablets optional)
Sunscreen and a hat Insect Repellent Long sleeved shirt (recommended for sun protection) Hiking shoes (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hikes.) Camera Swimwear Snacks for a picnic Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag (not duffle or suitcase) Waterproof poncho, rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep things dry) An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash A printed or digital copy/picture of your passport (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescription and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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LOS PATOS STATION PROVIDES | Bathrooms with toilet paper
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PRICES | 1 person: $395 2 people: $205 per person 3 people: $159 per person 4 people and up: $135 per person |
Meeting point with your guide
Transport from Puerto Jiménez to Los Patos (35 kilometers)
Stop at Los Patos Ranger Station
Bathroom
Hike in the Corcovado National Park
Refreshing dip in a natural pool of the primary forest in front of a waterfall
Lunch in the virgin forest
Last hike in Corcovado
Transport back to Puerto Jiménez
Arrival to Puerto Jiménez
ITINERARY | Puerto Jiménez – Sirena – La Leona – Carate – Puerto Jiménez Boat in – Walk out Intense itineraryBoat into Sirena, the wildlife paradise of Corcovado National Park! After hiking through the tropical rainforest, you will continue along the Pacific coast to La Leona, far away from tourist crowds. This 20+ km hike offers panoramic views, a beautiful remote sandy beach, adventurous river crossings, and abundant wildlife. You can even enjoy a refreshing swim in the Madrigal River. While we can’t guarantee specific animal sightings, the chances of encountering multiple species are high. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Sirena beach and Leona station only – these refill stations are 16 km apart.) Hhydration tablets or Electrolytes Sunscreen and a hat Insect Repellent Long sleeved shirt (recommended for sun protection) Hiking shoes (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hikes.) Camera Swimwear or Quick-dry clothes Snacks for a picnic Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag Waterproof poncho, light rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep things dry An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash A printed or digital copy/picture of your passport (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescription and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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LA LEONA STATION PROVIDES | Bathrooms with toilet paper
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PRICES | 1 person: $305 2 people: $185 per person 3 people: $165 per person 4 people or more: $155 per person |
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NOTES | Heat and humidity are extremely high. Dehydration and heat-exhaustion are common illnesses in the park. Be prepared and bring two liters of water per person and hydrating/energy tablets or drinks. You must have refillable bottles, no single-used bottles are allowed.
You will not be able to refill your bottles for 16+ km until reaching La Leona. Between Sirena and Carate, there are stretches under the sun along the beach. We recommend wearing sunscreen, a hat and a long sleeved shirt. Hiking experience and a good physical condition is a must. This trip is not recommended for people with asthma, heart, knee or ankle problems and/or any other health conditions. There will be NO meals or snacks available for purchase in Sirena, La Leona or Carate. You must bring your own. Foods permitted in the park are limited to: sandwiches, nuts, dried fruit, granola, energy bars, hydrating drinks and water. Cross rivers carefully, quickly and at low tide. Otherwise, the currents and tides are quite powerful. Follow the instructions of your guide to cross rivers. In case of emergency, bring your medicine, a copy of your passport and your travel insurance information. Have your backpack ready the day before the tour. Some questions may occur while packing. Make sure you have everything you need, but most important DO NOT OVERLOAD your backpack with unnecessary items. |
Meeting with your guide
Boat ride to Sirena
You will arrive on the beach in Sirena. Remove your shoes to keep them dry.
Naranjo trail in Sirena
Mostly flat hike in the shade including the following difficulties:
Walking up a hill (1 kilometers)
Walking on sharp rocks (500 meters)
Walking different stretches on the sandy beaches under the sun (total of 4.5 kilometers)
Picnic lunch on the beach
Hike in Corcovado National Park
Madrigal River crossing (remove your shoes while crossing to keep them dry)
Refreshing dip in Madrigal River natural pool (optional)
Break in La Leona
Bathroom
Hiking to Carate
Transport to Puerto Jiménez
Arrival in Puerto Jiménez
*Schedule may vary according to the sea tide, your guide and the physical condition of participants.
ITINERARY | Puerto Jiménez – Sirena – Los Patos – Puerto Jiménez Boat in / Walk out Intense trekking (Athletes Only)The primary forest is spectacular, and the immense trees in this endless expanse will leave you in awe. Undoubtedly, this is the wildest trail in Corcovado, crossing the Osa Peninsula from one side to the other.It is essential to have trekking endurance and be in excellent physical condition to do the trail Sirena – Los Patos. Walking at a moderate/fast speed is necessary. This itinerary is for athletes and will be available only if one of our specific guides is available for this itinerary. Conditions that add to the long distance are: steep and broken topography, excessive heat and humidity, slippery land and the weight of your backpack. This is NOT an itinerary to choose to see wildlife, as most wildlife is concentrated in Sirena. Consider carefully before choosing this itinerary. |
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WHAT TO BRING | 2L of water (You will be able to fill bottles at Sirena beach and Los Patos only) Hydration tablets or electrolytes Sunblock and a hat Insect Repellent Long sleeved shirt (recommended aigainst mosquitos) Hiking/Running shoes (Rubber boots are a good option for keeping your feet dry, but do not offer arch support for long hikes.) Camera Swimwear or Quick-dry clothes Snacks for a picnic lunch Small hiking backpack or hiking drybag Waterproof poncho, light rain jacket, trash bags or dry bags (to keep things dry) An extra plastic bag to pack out ALL trash A printed or digital copy/picture of your passport (park guideline) Travel insurance information (in case of emergency) Prescription and other medicine you may need (in case of emergency) |
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LOS PATOS STATION PROVIDES | Bathrooms with toilet paper Potable water |
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PRICES | 1 person: $375 2 people: $215 3 people or more: $175 per person |
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NOTES | Heat and humidity are extremely high. Dehydration and heat-exhaustion are common illnesses in the park. Be prepared and bring four liters of water per person and hydrating/energy tablets.
There will be no possibility to refill water bottles until reaching Los Patos outpost after 22+ km unless you bring a filter and refill in streams. Hiking endurance and a good physical condition are a must. This trip is not recommended for people with asthma, heart, knee or ankle problems and/or any other health conditions. There will be NO meals or snacks available for purchase during the whole trip. You must bring your own. Foods permitted in the park are limited to: sandwiches, granola, nuts, dried fruit, energy bars, hydrating drinks and water. Cross rivers carefully, quickly and at low tide. Otherwise, the currents and tides are quite powerful. Follow the instructions of your guide to cross rivers. In case of emergency, bring your medicine, a copy of your passport and your travel insurance information. Have your backpack ready the day before the tour. Some questions may occur while packing. Make sure you have everything you need, but most important DO NOT OVERLOAD your backpack with unnecessary items. An additional fee may apply if you request a private tour and/or a French speaking guide. |
Meeting with your guide
Boat ride to Sirena
You will arrive on the beach in Sirena. Remove your shoes to keep them dry
Park Registration
Bathroom
Hike in the Corcovado National Park
Start of the trail Sirena – Los Patos
Hike in the Corcovado National Park
Lunch in the forest
Hike in the heart of the Osa Peninsula
Little swim in a natural pool in front of a small waterfall
Baco Trail: 4 km (stream La Tarde)
Stop at Los Patos Ranger Station
Bathroom
Transport back from Los Patos to Puerto Jiménez
Arrival in Puerto Jiménez
*Schedule may vary according to your guide, some logistics of the tour, the weather and your physical condition.