The adventure begins with a 1-hour 15-minute boat ride through the waters of the Osa Peninsula to Sirena Ranger Station, one of the most wildlife-rich areas of Corcovado National Park.
Once at Sirena, enjoy a 4-hour leisurely hike along the trails surrounding the ranger station, exploring the rainforest and keeping an eye out for the incredible wildlife that calls Corcovado home.
You may encounter all four species of monkeys found in Costa Rica, as well as scarlet macaws, toucans, peccaries, coatis, sloths, and, with a little luck, the elusive Baird’s tapir.
After the hike, enjoy a lunch at Sirena Ranger Station before boarding the boat for the journey back to Drake Bay.
A relaxed day of wildlife watching in one of the wildest and most spectacular corners of Corcovado National Park.
Departure: 6:00am
Return: Between 1:30 and 2:00pm
Hiking ability: Easy
What to Bring
Please come prepared with:
Comfortable, lightweight clothing
Hiking shoes or sturdy closed-toe shoes
Water shoes
Rain gear or a waterproof jacket
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
A photo of your passport on your phone
Reusable water bottle with enough water for the hike
Your eyes, your curiosity and your good vibes! 😎🌿
What Not to Bring
For the protection of Corcovado National Park and its wildlife, the following items are not allowed:
Food
Single-use plastic bottles ⚠️ Please bring water in a reusable bottle.
Knives or other sharp objects
Cigarettes or electronic cigarettes
Lighters or matches
Drugs
Alcohol
Drones
Thank you for helping us keep Corcovado wild, clean and protected. 🌿🐒