Corcovado National Park

Experience summary

National Geographic called it "the most biologically intense place on Earth" — and a full day inside Corcovado will show you exactly why. This pristine wilderness on the Osa Peninsula shelters all four species of Costa Rican monkeys, tapirs wading through rivers, scarlet macaws streaking across the canopy, jaguars leaving tracks in the mud, and dart frogs glowing like jewels on the forest floor. Walking through primary rainforest with a certified naturalist guide who can read every footprint, every rustled leaf, and every distant call is a deeply humbling experience. Corcovado is one of the last truly wild places on the planet — and every step inside it is a privilege.

What to expect

• Full-day guided hike in the primary forest of Corcovado National Park
• Spot sloths, tapirs, monkeys, scarlet macaws, and dart frogs in the wild
• Expert bilingual naturalist guide with deep wildlife tracking knowledge
• Swim in a river or at a beach within the park during the day
• Lunch, fresh fruit, and water included throughout the full day

Tour highlights

• "The most biologically intense place on Earth" — National Geographic
• All four Costa Rican monkey species possible in a single day
• Park entrance to Corcovado National Park fully included
• Full-day experience with lunch, water, and fresh fruit provided
• Certified bilingual naturalist guide with expert wildlife tracking skills

Important information

• Duration: Full day
• What's included: Certified bilingual guide, Safety equipment, Water and fresh fruit, Lunch, Entrance to Corcovado National Park, Lifejacket
• What to bring: Sunscreen, reusable water bottle, Sandals or water shoes, Swimsuit and towel, protector solar, Comfortable clothes, Plastic bag to keep your electronic devices dry
• Note: $20 additional fee applies if transportation is needed
• Physical level: Moderate – full day of hiking on jungle trails
• Age: Not recommended for very young children