The Osa Peninsula and Corcovado National Park is Costa Rica's premiere destination for wildlife observation. It's remote, rugged, and not for the faint of heart! But visitors that are willing to sacrifice are rewarded with one of the best natural experiences in the world! Get started and book your Corcovado package today!
The Osa Peninsula is one of Costa Rica's last frontiers and will remain that way thanks to the protection of lands within Corcovado National Park. It's so wild that a writer from National Geographic named Corcovado as one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth. Corcovado is one of the last remaining strongholds for numerous species including Jaguars, Tapirs, and Scarlett Macaws. The beauty of the Osa is breathtaking with lush jungle-lined hills teaming with wildlife that crash into the sea on three sides of the peninsula. Drake Bay is the most popular town for visitors to Corcovado as it is the closest to the San Pedrillo and Sirena Stations which have more wildlife than other stations. Drake Bay is only accessible by boat from Sierpe or plane from select destinations unless you're willing to risk unpredictable river fords (and forfeit your insurance). Most visitors to the Osa stay for three to four nights, connecting with destinations such as Dominical, Uvita, Manuel Antonio, or San Gerardo de Dota on their vacation to Costa Rica. We offer plenty of packages to the Osa Peninsula. Check them out below and reserve your trip to the wilds of Corcovado today!
Location
Lattitude: N 8° 41' 24" (8.69)
Longitude: W 83° 39' 36" (-83.66)