Unspoiled and virgin, the Osa Peninsula is one of the most biologically diverse natural reserves in the world. A land where the outstanding scenery of the tropical rainforest mixes with the richness and calm beauty of the Golfo Dulce and the Pacific Ocean

Surrounded by the undisturbed primary lowland rainforest of the Piedras Blancas National Park, an extension of the Corcovado National Park and the clear waters of the Golfo Dulce.

Through years of research and tracking animals, biologists have declared this area to be a migratory path of species between the different national parks. This is part of the path called Mesoamerican Biological Corridor renowned for being one of the most biologically diverse places on earth. "The tropical zones, between the 23° and 27° Latitudes North and South exhibit the most complex ecosystems on the earth ".

At Golfo Dulce there is a wide variety of tours and activities to enjoy, including kayacking, river tours, hiking, wildlife viewing at Piedras Blancas National park, and tropical botanic garden tours.
This is the perfect place for any Nature Lover!!!!

How to get there:
If you are driving, take the Southern Interamerican Highway that passes through Cartago and continues to San Isidro del General. Once you arrive to San Isidro del General follow the signs to Buenos Aires. After Buenos Aires continue the highway along the side of Terraba river until you reach Palmar Norte. Continue straight until you see the exit to Golfito on your right side.
Upon arrival to Golfito, take a 20 minute boat ride across to one of the lodges at the Golfo Dulce private reserve.