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Corcovado is the last remaining Pacific lowland rainforest of sustainable size in Central America and has been called “the most biologically intense place on earth” by no less an authority than the National Geographic Society.
Here among Costa Rica’s largest trees can be found Central America’s densest populations of tapir, jaguar and scarlet macaws. Constrained within this tropical wilderness is an immense biodiversity and this will be your chance to explore it.
DAY 1
Corcovado National Park
Departing from San Jose International Airport , on a 40 minute ride in the sky, enjoy the spectacular land scape.
Early Domestic Flight to Rio Sierpe, upon arrival our representative will escort you to our boat transportation to Corcovado National Park.
Pack lightly, travel only with your necessary clothes. Ten-minute walk up to the Casa Corcovado, receive welcome cocktail, check enjoy the jungle surroundings, at D view the incredible views.
DAY 2
Corcovado National Park
Full American Breakfast
The trails surrounding the Sirena ranger station offer some of the best opportunities in Costa Rica for wildlife viewing. The tour starts after breakfast when you and your guide will meet a chartered boat at the beach. On board will be fresh fruit and cold refreshments. The boat trip, heading south along a beautiful stretch of coast will take approximately an hour and a half. When the boat arrives there will be a beach landing after which you can decide at what time to take a break at the ranger station and which of the trails you are going to explore.
The Guanacaste Trail begins just 600 meters from the ranger station. Approximately 2 km. long, and relatively flat and easy to navigate, the trail initially winds through primary rainforest, which is very dense and possesses taller, older trees. Later, as it nears the Sirena River, it enters secondary rainforest,
Activity level: Easy to Moderate
We Recommend:
- Hiking shoes / sneakers / hiking sandals / water shoes or sandals (there is a wet landing when you arrive)
- lightweight shirt, shorts or pants
- Water bottle, camera and binoculars.
- During our green season we advise a light waterproof jacket.
Day 3
San Jose
Have a early wake up enjoy the morning, then a full American breakfast and return to our port of departure Palmar Sur Domestic Airport, we will return at mid-morning.
Note:
We are required by the regulations governing visits to the National Parks and Protected Areas of the Osa Peninsula to arrange and confirm any tours you have booked for Corcovado National Park , Sirena Park Station and Cano Island in advance. The quota of visitors admitted daily to each park station is limited by law. Because of the volume of people wanting to visit the park, making changes to your itinerary may not always be possible
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