⭐ Highlights

• ? Scenic 75-minute boat ride from Drake Bay along the Osa Peninsula
  
  

• ? Guided 4.5-hour hike through untouched rainforest trails
  
  

• ? Spot wildlife such as tapirs, monkeys, coatis, peccaries, sloths, and exotic birds
  
  

• ?️ Lunch served at Sirena Ranger Station
  
  

• ? Explore with a certified naturalist guide
  
  

• ? Small-group experience for a more personalized adventure
  
  

? Full Description

Your day begins early in Drake Bay, where you meet your guide and board a boat for a beautiful coastal journey toward Corcovado National Park. The 75-minute ride offers scenic forest and ocean views before arriving at Sirena Station, located deep inside the park.

Once you arrive, your certified naturalist guide leads you on a 4.5-hour hike through dense rainforest trails. This area is known for having some of the highest biodiversity on the planet, giving you the chance to witness a variety of species. Keep your eyes open for four species of monkeys, tapirs, peccaries, sloths, coatis, and countless bird species.

Midday, you’ll enjoy a relaxing lunch at the ranger station, surrounded by nature. After the hike, the boat ride back allows time to reflect on an incredible adventure in Costa Rica’s most pristine wilderness.

? What’s Included

• Round-trip boat transportation
  
  

• Entrance fees to Corcovado National Park
  
  

• Lunch at Sirena Station
  
  

• Certified naturalist guide (English & Spanish)
  
  

• Small-group experience (approximately 10 participants)
  
  

• Pick-up/drop-off for hotels located along the Drake Bay coastline
  
  

? What to Bring

• Hiking shoes for jungle trails
  
  

• Water shoes or sandals for boarding the boat
  
  

• Lightweight clothing (t-shirt, shorts)
  
  

• Rain jacket or poncho
  
  

• Insect repellent & sunscreen
  
  

• Refillable water bottle
  
  

• Binoculars and camera
  
  

• Small backpack for personal items
  
  

❤️ Why Travelers Love It

• ? Experience one of the most biodiversity-rich places on Earth
  
  

• ? Guides are knowledgeable, friendly, and help you spot wildlife you might miss
  
  

• ? High chances of encountering rare species like tapirs and multiple monkey species
  
  

• ? The boat journey adds an extra layer of adventure
  
  

• ? A truly immersive rainforest experience far from crowds
  
  

• ? Small group size ensures better wildlife viewing and personal attention