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Corcovado National Park is renowned for its incredible biodiversity and lush rainforests. It’s often referred to as one of the most biologically diverse places on Earth, housing numerous rare and endangered species.

Contact us directly by email info@joselynr5.sg-host.com or WA +506 8965 7500

Let us know what tour or package you are interested in, then we will check availability and give you the confirmation back.

orcovado is located on the Osa Peninsula in southwestern Costa Rica. 

You can rent a car.

You can take a local flight to Puerto Jimenez https://www.flysansa.com/

You can book a shuttle service https://traveldelsur.com/ or WA +506 8369 2624

We are located at Carate Beach, Puerto Jiménez.

We are closer to La Leona station, however we also offer tours to Sirena station.

We operate tours in the Carate beach area, Puerto Jimenez and Sirena Station.

The best time to visit Corcovado is during the dry season, which typically runs from December to April. During this period, rainfall is lower, trails are more accessible, and wildlife is more active.

From May to August is the beginning of the rainy season with a combination of sunny mornings and rainy afternoons. It’s much more pleasant weather to hike with a higher possibility of rainfall and wildlife is very active during the sunny hours.

Essential items to pack include comfortable hiking shoes, lightweight, breathable clothing, insect repellent, sunscreen, a hat, a refillable water bottle, binoculars, and a camera. It is also recommended to bring a poncho or rain jacket, as rain showers can occur year-round.

Corcovado is renowned for its incredible biodiversity. Visitors can expect to see a wide range of wildlife, including various monkey species, sloths, tapirs, jaguars, anteaters, and numerous bird species, among others.

Corcovado offers several trails of varying lengths and difficulty levels. Popular options include the Sirena, La Leona, Los Patos, and San Pedrillo trails. The appropriate trail choice depends on factors such as fitness level, desired wildlife sightings, and location and length of your Ecolodge.

Yes, overnight stays are allowed in designated areas within the park. There are ranger stations and dormitory-style accommodations available at Sirena and San Pedrillo. It is advised to make reservations well in advance.

While it’s not mandatory to have a guide, for the day tours however it’s highly recommended.

For the overnight tour all visitors are required to have a certified guide to enter the park. 

The park’s trails can be challenging to navigate, and guides are knowledgeable about the flora and fauna, enhancing your experience and increasing your chances of spotting wildlife, and help minimize impact on the ecosystem.

We don’t sell tickets. We offer the tours including the reservation process, tickets and Licensed guide.

The Tickets need to be bought directly from SINAC and paid directly to the bank.

Safety is important in any wilderness area. Follow park rules, stay on designated trails, and avoid getting too close to wildlife. Use a reputable guide if you’re not familiar with the area, and make sure to bring a first aid kit and any necessary medications.