Tours - Osa Peninsula / Corcovado Return to Tour Zones

Horseback riding tour $ CALL

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The Osa Peninsula contains some of Costa Rica's most beautiful topside scenery, and a horseback riding tour is ideally suited to help you see it. Whether you're an expert rider or novice, our

Kayaking tour $ CALL

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There is nothing like a kayak to get a true, visceral feel for the ocean or a river. Your experience is up-close and down-close to the water. If staying at La Paloma Lodge

Local Medicine Tour $ CALL

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This walk follows an old track through primary forest. It’s an opportunity to view the cool, primary forest along with fascinating "local" explanations of medicinal uses of barks, leaves, saps. Our guide

Mangrove Tour $ CALL

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Visit the mysterious and fascinating mangrove forest of Drake Bay. A hidden world, accessible only by boat, these flooded forest are the largest untouched mangroves to be found in Costa Rica. Home to

San Josecito Beach Tour $ CALL

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You start your adventure in the morning as you head out with your guide for just a 15-20 minute boat ride. You will arrive to a true tropical paradise. San Josecito is a wonderful swimming

Scuba diving tour $ CALL

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Diving on the southern Pacific Coast of Costa Rica can be simply described as spectacular. With Costa Rica's finest Pacific coastal diving and snorkeling, the clear waters surrounding Caño Island Biological Reserve can

Sportfishing tour $ CALL

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If you prefer to spend the day in a fighting chair rather than lounging on the beach, the sport fishing in Costa Rica will exceed your every expectation. The southern Pacific Coast of

Surf Lesson $ CALL

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Guaranteed to stand up! A perfect right point break for beginners, with different sections to match your level of ability. The learning area is a forgiving wave that makes learning fun and the water is

The Carbonera School $ CALL

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On Tuesday and Thursday, we will be pleased to take guests to our local school for a visit with the children. Any sharing you can contribute - songs, stories, photos, reading - is highly encouraged.

The Osa Trail $ CALL

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The complete primary rain forest experience! This tour descends through the reserve's most remote and pristine forest. The 4 km. trail features many different types of rain forest vegetation and offers you the

Whale and dolphin tour $ CALL

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The warm, crystal clear waters just off the Osa Peninsula are home to a variety of whale and dolphin species and are ideal for whale and dolphin viewing. Assisted by our marine naturalist

Wild Waterfalls $ CALL

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Hike up and down through virgin rain forest to pristine waterfalls and splash back along the Carbonera River. A rain forest experience with adventurous hiking, and natural swimming pools. Don’t forget your bathing

About Osa Peninsula / Corcovado

According to National Geographic, the Osa Peninsula is "the most biologically intense place on earth". Corcovado National park is one of the wildest and largest protected areas in Costa Rica. It has more than 40,000 hectares of protected land with virgin rain forests and a complex system of freshwater and marine resources. Its unique ecosystems are home for an immense biodiversity, almost 400 species of birds, 140 species of mammals and 116 species of amphibians and reptiles and 6000 species of insects. 6 natural eco-systems have been identified in the park and it protects endangered species such as the jaguar, puma, crocodile, tapir, poison dart frogs, harpy eagle, toucans, squirrel monkeys, scarlet macaws, coatimundis and three species of sea turtles (olive ridley, pacific green and the leatherback).

There are plenty of daily hiking tours and activities to explore the Corcovado park and for nature observation.


There are boat tours along its coast where the tourists will occasionally spot humpback whales and dolphins.

Cano Island, a biological reserve in the Osa Peninsula is covered with exuberant forests and it used to be a burial ground for Pre-columbian indigenous cultures. The main attraction of the island is its white sand beaches and its ocean which is great for snorkeling. Its surrounding deep blue freshwaters offer some of the countrys best scuba diving spots with large schools of jacks, barracudas, manta rays and sharks.

 

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