Corcovado National Park: San Pedrillo Station Day Tour

Puntarenas Province, Costa Rica



Explore a densely vegetated primary forest, surrounded by waterfalls and trees older than the discovery of America and taller than the Empire State Building.

Primary Forest Wildlife Tour in San Pedrillo, Costa Rica

Explore a primary coastal forest in San Pedrillo, ideal for nature lovers interested in wildlife and ancient ecosystems.

Description

Discover a dense primary forest with trees older than the discovery of America and taller than the Empire State Building. This coastal forest grows directly from the sand and is home to colorful, sometimes dangerous flowers. Experience a waterfall flowing into a cool natural pool within this vibrant ecosystem.

San Pedrillo is one of the few places in Costa Rica where you can spot pumas in their natural habitat. You may also encounter monkeys, tapirs, and other wildlife wandering freely throughout the forest.

Highlights

  • Guided wilderness walks with expert naturalist guides
  • Exploration of an impressive primary forest
  • Opportunities to spot pumas and other native animals

Includes

  • Transportation by boat to the park entrance
  • Park entrance fees
  • Lunch
  • Certified naturalist guide (ICT accredited)
  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off (available only for hotels on the coast between Drake Bay and San Pedrillo station)

Excludes

  • Tips

Important Information

  • Provide full names and passport numbers of all participants to purchase entrance tickets.
  • Confirm your hotel name to arrange the best meeting point for pick-up.

Cancellation Policy

This activity is non-refundable.

Book in advance, bring comfortable walking shoes, insect repellent, and water. The best time to visit is during the dry season for safer trails and better wildlife viewing.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a guided wildlife walk through the primary coastal forest near San Pedrillo in Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica.
San Pedrillo Station is located on the coast within Corcovado National Park on the Osa Peninsula in southwestern Costa Rica.
Expert naturalist guides knowledgeable about Corcovado National Park and its wildlife lead the walk.
You may spot pumas, various birds, monkeys, and other wild animals native to Costa Rica's primary forest.
Yes, the walk is designed for nature enthusiasts of all experience levels interested in Costa Rica's wildlife and flora.
Tour duration varies, so check the tour provider's website for current timing details.
Yes, the primary coastal forest near San Pedrillo features colorful and sometimes unique native plants found only in Costa Rica.
Visit during the dry season in Costa Rica, typically December to April, for easier access and wildlife sightings.
Access to Corcovado National Park requires an entrance fee or permit, which is typically included with the tour booking.
Wear comfortable hiking shoes, bring insect repellent, water, and dress in lightweight clothing suitable for Costa Rica's tropical forest.

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