? Overview

This is an immersive 2-day, 1-night jungle adventure in Corcovado National Park, departing from Drake Bay and staying overnight at the remote Sirena Ranger Station. You’ll experience one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, hiking through primary rainforest, and truly disconnecting in the heart of Costa Rica’s wild Osa Peninsula.

✨ Highlights

Scenic boat ride from Drake Bay to Sirena, with the chance to see marine wildlife along the coast.
Guided rainforest treks through dense jungle, encountering monkeys, tapirs, wild pigs, and tropical birds.
Stay overnight in rustic ranger-station accommodation under the sounds of the jungle.
Early-morning hike to catch the rainforest awakening when wildlife is most active.
Expert bilingual naturalist guides who lead you safely through the forest and interpret the ecology.

? Full Description

On Day 1, you depart before sunrise by boat, arriving at Sirena and beginning a 3–4 hour guided hike through lush forest trails. As you walk, the guide helps you spot wildlife, from monkeys to agoutis, while explaining the ecology of Corcovado. After a hearty lunch at the ranger station, you rest briefly before a second hike of about 2.5 hours, venturing deeper into the jungle. In the evening, you return to the station for dinner, then settle in for the night — with lights out around 8 PM so you can soak in the sounds of the rainforest.

Day 2 begins early, around dawn, when you head out on another guided hike as the forest wakes up and animal activity peaks. After breakfast, you continue trekking through new trails for around 3 hours. Finally, you return to Sirena for a final lunch, then board the boat back to Drake Bay, carrying unforgettable memories of your wilderness adventure.

✅ What’s Included

Round-trip boat transport between Drake Bay and Sirena Ranger Station
Certified, bilingual naturalist guide
Entrance fees for Corcovado National Park
Rustic overnight accommodation at Sirena Ranger Station
All meals: lunch (Day 1), dinner, breakfast (Day 2), lunch before departure

? What to Bring

Valid ID or passport (required for park registration)
Comfortable, moisture-wicking clothing and closed hiking shoes
Rain jacket or poncho (depending on season)
Insect repellent and biodegradable sunscreen
Reusable water bottle (single-use plastic is not allowed)
Binoculars and camera for wildlife watching
A dry bag for any electronics or valuables

Why Travelers Love It
Authentic Nature Immersion: Spending a night in Sirena Station gives a rare, peaceful connection with the jungle — you feel truly inside Corcovado.

Wildlife Opportunities: With guided hikes at prime times, visitors often spot elusive species like tapirs, monkeys, and colorful birds.

Knowledgeable Guides: The guides are highly experienced and passionate, sharing deep insight about the forest’s ecology and wildlife.

Small-Group Experience: The tour is kept small, making the experience more personal, less crowded, and ideal for photography and wildlife spotting.

Unforgettable Adventure: From dawn hikes to night-time jungle sounds, the tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that leaves a lasting impression.