2 Days 1 Night in Corcovado Sirena From Drake Bay
Osa Canton, Costa Rica
A visit to Costa Rica is not fulfilled without experiencing Corcovado National Park, the Amazonia of Costa Rica.
Corcovado National Park Multi-Day Wildlife Adventure
Explore Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, ideal for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts seeking an immersive biodiversity experience.
Highlights
- Immersive wildlife encounters
- Breathtaking biodiversity
- Unmatched scenic beauty
Description
Corcovado National Park is known as the 'Amazonia of Costa Rica' and offers rich biodiversity that extends beyond a single day of exploration. It attracts National Geographic biologists, botanists, photographers, and videographers due to its diverse wildlife and natural environment. This multi-day trip provides close encounters with the park’s flora and fauna amidst its dense jungle setting.
Includes
- Dinner
- Breakfast
- Transportation
- Guide
- Park fees
- Lodging
- Lunch (2)
Excludes
- Gratuities
Important Information
- Participants must provide full names and passport numbers to secure National Park tickets.
Cancellation Policy
This activity is non-refundable.
Book in advance and bring insect repellent, comfortable hiking shoes, and rain gear. The best time to visit is during the dry season for easier access and wildlife viewing.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can expect guided wildlife encounters, exploration of Corcovado National Park's diverse ecosystems, and scenic jungle landscapes over two days.
The tour begins and ends in Drake Bay, Costa Rica, with transportation to and from Corcovado National Park included.
This tour is ideal for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and anyone interested in Costa Rica's biodiversity and rainforest environment.
The trek involves moderate hiking through jungle terrain, suitable for individuals with average fitness; some trails may be uneven or slippery.
Entrance permits to Corcovado National Park are typically included in the tour package, so no separate permit is required.
Yes, the tour includes lodging near Sirena Ranger Station within Corcovado National Park for one night.
The dry season, from December to April, is generally best for wildlife spotting and easier trekking conditions in Costa Rica.
Participation depends on the child's age and fitness; check the tour provider’s guidelines for minimum age and suitability.
Bring suitable hiking gear, insect repellent, rain protection, and a camera to fully enjoy Costa Rica's wildlife and rainforests.
Meals are typically included during the multi-day tour, but it's best to confirm meal details on the tour booking website.
