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Puerto Jiménez

The journey begins at 5:30 am, as we set sail from the public pier in Puerto Jimenez on a stunning 1.5-hour boat ride. Feast your eyes on the breathtaking convergence of rainforest and ocean, catching mesmerizing sunrises along the way. Keep your senses alert, as we might be fortunate enough to encounter marine wildlife like turtles, dolphins, birds, and even majestic humpback whales. Upon reaching Sirena, prepare for a wet landing, adding a thrilling touch to your rainforest expedition. Our expert guide will lead you on an exploration of the main trails surrounding the Ranger Station, seeking out the most unique wildlife sightings. From playful monkeys to vibrant toucans, colorful parrots, elusive tapirs, and even crocodiles, you'll be amazed by the diversity of creatures thriving in this pristine environment. Our knowledgeable guide will share fascinating insights about the area, enriching your experience further. The trails are generally easy to navigate, with some stream crossings adding an extra touch of adventure. In the rainy season, be ready for a bit more mud, making the journey all the more thrilling. At 12:30 pm, we board the boat back to Puerto Jimenez, cherishing the memories and encounters from the morning's adventure. By 2 or 2:30 pm, we'll be back in Puerto Jimenez, leaving you with an unforgettable rainforest experience in the heart of Corcovado National Park. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the wonders of Sirena. Book your one-day tour now and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Costa Rica's rainforests.

The tour starts at 7:30 AM. We will navigate the most important areas to look for dolphins, whales, sea turtles, sea birds and much more As an important fact, this area is the top place in all of Costa Rica to observe the incredible migration of humpback whales. The Humpback whale and Bryde´s whale are most common in the area. These huge mammals can reach up to 15 meters (50 ft) long; the females are somewhat bigger than the males. Despite their enormous size, they are able to jump out of the water providing a spectacular show for the ones lucky enough to be there at the right time. Another great experience – which is more likely to witness during the tour – is watching the offspring swim and play besides the huge mother whale. Whale watching in Uvita and Drake Bay Costa Rica has 2 seasons, from half July to half November and from half December to March. These seasons are based on the annual migration cycle of the pacific humpback whale. These animals travel from far to visit Marino Ballena in Uvita and Drake Bay. Each year the pacific humpback whales from the southern hemisphere travel from Antarctica to Costa Rica and arrive around the end of July to October. The pacific whales from the northern hemisphere do the same, but they travel from Alaska to Costa Rica and arrive around the end of December. They travel between 5000 km (3100 mi) and 8000 km (5000 mi); twice a year! Whale watching and dolphin watching in Costa Rica, during this tour we can see the humpback whales, spotted dolphins, bottle noses, turtles and sea birds combined with snorkeling in the tail of the whale or whale island where you can see different types of reef fish. In summer it is the best time for snorkeling, This depends on the weather conditions. Uvita Bahía Ballena and Drake Bay are privileged places for the best whale watching in Costa Rica for its warm and safe waters are chosen by these cetaceans.

The Osa Peninsula, in Costa Rica, is a privileged destination for wildlife observation, considered one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the vast expanse of Corcovado National Park, the Osa offers the unique opportunity to enter a primary rainforest environment, where nature remains virtually untouched. When walking its trails or navigating its waters, it is common to encounter an impressive variety of species: jaguars, pumas, tapirs, and four species of monkeys (howler, capuchin, spider and squirrel monkeys) are part of the terrestrial fauna. You can also spot anteaters, peccaries, and a diversity of reptiles and amphibians. In its skies, colorful scarlet macaws fly in large flocks, along with toucans and other tropical birds. In the coastal waters, dolphins, humpback whales (during their migration season), sharks and manta rays make the peninsula a highlight for marine observation. The richness of its coastal habitats also allows the sighting of sea turtles. The Osa is, in essence, a place where wildlife dominates the landscape, inviting nature lovers to explore its most remote corners, in a journey that mixes adventure, conservation and discovery. This activity is perfect for photographers in search of wildlife such as birds, mammals and reptiles, the tours offer many landscapes and scenic beauty. This tour starts in Puerto Jimenez at 6am and ends at 2pm at the latest, tourists will always go with one of our tour guides who will help you find animals during this day.

Corcovado Overnight Tour Duration: 2 days / 1 night Modality: Entrance and departure by boat Tour Description Embark on a unique adventure in Corcovado National Park, one of the most biodiverse destinations in the world. This tour offers you the opportunity to explore its breathtaking landscapes and wildlife, all while enjoying an unforgettable experience in nature. On the first day one of our tour guides will meet you at the Puerto Jimenez Public Dock at 5:20am to board a boat with professional captains. The boat tour begins in the Golfo Dulce Osa Peninsula. Day 1: Arrival and Adventure in the Park Your adventure begins with an exciting boat ride from Puerto Jimenez to Corcovado National Park. Along the way, you will witness the beauty of Costa Rica's Pacific coastline, where you may spot dolphins, sea turtles and various migratory birds. The excitement is in the air as you enter one of the richest ecosystems on the planet. Once you arrive at the park entrance, a naturalist tour guide will accompany you on a hike through the trails. He will take you through the rainforest, where you will be able to observe emblematic species such as monkeys, sloths, and a great variety of birds. The wealth of flora and fauna is truly amazing, and the tour guide will share fascinating information about the ecosystem. At the end of the day, you will stay at the Sirena biological station inside the park, where you can relax and enjoy a delicious dinner, prepared with fresh ingredients. In the evening, the sound of the jungle will lull you to sleep as you prepare for another day of exploration. Day 2: Exploration and Return After a nutritious breakfast, you will have the option to participate in more activities, such as additional hikes or beach explorations. The park's trails will take you to different ecosystems, from secondary to primary forests and even pristine beaches - don't forget your camera to capture unforgettable moments! Then it's time to head back. You will board the boat again around 12:45pm for the return trip, where you can enjoy the panoramic views and hopefully spot more marine life along the way. This tour is not only an opportunity to disconnect and reconnect with nature, but also contributes to the conservation of this valuable ecosystem. Live the Corcovado experience and create memories that will last a lifetime, we look forward to exploring this natural paradise together!

We start our day from the public dock of Puerto Jimenez at 5:20am where you will meet one of our Corcovado Certified Guides, then board a boat shared with other tourists and will head towards Corcovado, it is very important to always ask the Captain for your life jacket and follow the instructions of both the Captain and the tour guide on the boat, this tour takes about 1.5 hours until you arrive to Corcovado where you will have to get off at the beach since they don't have a dock in the National Park so we recommend wearing water shoes to protect your feet from the rocks, once you are ready for the hike you will have to go through the check point with the Park Ranger they will ask you for your passport or some identification and they will ask if you are carrying cigarettes, knives, guns or food since these items are not allowed in the National Park, Our tour guide will take you to the trails of Sirena station for about 3.5 hours or more during the tour help your tour guide to look for the camouflaged animals of the jungle such as Monkeys, birds, snakes, sloths, Anteaters, mountain goats, rodents and why not even the Central American Tapir, some tips for the tour is to always stay on the trail and keep your voices down. Once you arrive at Sirena Station you can take the lunch included in the package, if you want something extra from the store you will have to pay on your own, you could bring a credit card or cash. Once lunch time is over you take another short walk from Sirena Station to the beach where you take the boat back to Puerto Jimenez around 12:45pm. The tour ends at the public dock of Puerto Jimenez where you can say goodbye to your tour guide.

The "Corcovado Day Adventure" offers an immersive experience in one of the most biodiverse parks in the world. The tour begins with an exciting boat ride from Puerto Jimenez at 5:20am to the heart of Corcovado National Park (Sirena Biological Station). From there, you will begin an 18 kilometer hike with a local guide to La Leona Station, once you arrive at La Leona the adventure continues because you will have to get to Carate where the cab will be waiting to take you back to Puerto Jimenez. Along the way, you will pass through lush tropical rainforests, home to an amazing variety of wildlife, including monkeys, sloths, macaws, tapirs and much more. This tour is ideal for nature and adventure lovers looking to explore remote landscapes and appreciate the beauty of pure conservation. And finally you should know that to return from La Leona station to Puerto Jimenez the transportation will be by 4*4 car which takes about 1.5 hours.

Departure: Drake Bay or Puerto Jimenez Day 1: Starts 5.30 am in Puerto Jimenez (or Drake 6 am) by boat to Sirena Two full days of exploring the 6 trails around Sirena focusing on the Flora and Fauna – easy hiking Day 3: Hiking untill 12.30 pm in Sirena before taking boat back You can enter/ exit from Puerto Jimenez or Drake Bay Challenge your self and discover stunning waterfalls, virgin beaches, and luxuriant jungles. All, hand by hand with our dedicated team of professional and highly trained guides, that will ensure a memorable experience filled with excitement and wonder. It is the greatest adventure in Corcovado National Park. In Sirena, you have the opportunity to encounter a great amount of wildlife and learn from nature, for this reason it is required to hike slowly and visit hotspots in the secondary forest. In the other hand, once reach Sirena, you can explore wilder trails full of waterfalls, massive trees and experience a very off the beaten track adventure. ALL INCLUSIVE Entry tickets to the national park Accommodation in Sirena Day 1: Lunch & Dinner Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Day 3: Breakfast Boat to and from Sirena Puerto Jimenez / Drake Bay Guiding service Experience 3 days of hiking on very different trails Slow hiking in Sirena with plenty of animals Two Overnight in Sirena Great chances to see animals Sirena Sunsets Swim in River Primary Forest Unique and memorable hike safely guided to discover the gems of Corcovado

This tour starts in Puerto Jimenez and ends back in the same place. Our ground transport will drive you to Palo Seco, located 17 km away from town. This is a very educational tour that explains the fascinating history of Theobroma cacao and demonstrates the entire process of making chocolate. First, you do a short hike around the farm to see the cacao plantations and learn about the plant itself. Then, we head over to the processing area to see where the magic happens. The activity ends with a tasting of tropical fruits coupled with freshly made chocolate fondue.

Corcovado is located in Costa Rica’s South Pacific region in the Osa Peninsula. Corcovado National Park is one of the most unique and biodiverse places on the planet and visiting the Peninsula is a real treat for the nature lover. It contains over five percent of the world’s animal population just within that small area, making it a popular ecotourism destination. For example, the national park is said to contain the entire ecosystem of insects that is found between Panama and Mexico. Additionally, National Geographic describes it as the “most biologically intense place on Earth in terms of biodiversity.” In 164 square miles you’ll find the largest primary forest on the American Pacific, cloud forest, mangrove swamp, pristine beaches, waterfalls and lowland tropical rainforest. You can spot species of birds like scarlet macaws and the harpy eagle, tapirs, crocodiles, ALL 4 monkeys being the howler monkeys, spider monkeys, the white-faced capuchin and squirrel monkeys. White-lipped Peccaries, amphibians like the red-eyed tree frog, anteaters, sloths, jaguars and pumas (unlikely, but not impossible). You can also go diving in the Peninsula and spot marine animals rays, see turtles, sharks such as bull sharks, moray eels, dolphins, … Corcovado National Park is the explorer’s, ecotourist’s and backpacker’s dream. Even experienced beach lovers will be amazed by the incredible Corcovado beaches. A trip of a lifetime! Facts & Logistics Start in Drake Bay or Puerto Jimenez by boat at 6 am 90 minutes boat ride to Sirena: sometimes you will see whales, dolphins & turtles 4.5 Hours guided hiking in a small group in the jungle Easy Hike Suitable for families Return to Drake Bay or Puerto Jimenez around 02:00PM