The Corcovado National Park tour from Drake Bay brings you face-to-face with the most biodiverse rainforest on Earth — home to roughly 3% of all the world's species. Boat to Sirena Station, hike 4–5 hours through ancient jungle with a certified bilingual guide, and search for tap

If you're going to do one thing on the Osa Peninsula, make it this: the Corcovado National Park tour to Sirena Station — the most remote, most wildlife-rich corner of a park that scientists have called the most biologically intense place on the planet. Roughly 3% of all species on Earth live within these borders. You're not visiting a nature reserve. You're stepping into one of the last intact lowland rainforests in the Americas. Your day begins at 6:00 AM on Drake Bay beach, where you board a boat for a scenic one-hour crossing along the rugged Osa coastline. As you arrive at Sirena, your ICT-certified bilingual naturalist guide — equipped with a professional spotting telescope — takes you into the forest for 4 to 5 hours of guided hiking on trails that very few travelers ever reach. The density of wildlife here is unlike anywhere else in Costa Rica. All four monkey species — howler, spider, squirrel, and white-faced capuchin — move through the canopy above. Baird's tapirs, the largest land mammal in Central America, cross the trail with surprising calm. Coatis, white-lipped peccaries, and sloths appear around nearly every bend, while scarlet macaws slash through the sky in pairs. This Corcovado National Park tour includes everything you need for a seamless, fully supported day in the wild: Round-trip boat transportation from Drake Bay to Sirena Station Official Corcovado National Park entrance fees and visitor permits Certified bilingual ICT-licensed naturalist guide with spotting telescope Guided hike of approximately 4–5 hours through primary rainforest Hot lunch served at the iconic Sirena Ranger Station Chance to spot all four Costa Rican monkey species Wildlife encounters with tapirs, sloths, coatis, peccaries, and tropical birds Small group format for an unhurried, personalized experience You'll be back on the boat by 12:45 PM, returning to Drake Bay between 1:30 and 1:45 PM — tired in the best possible way, and carrying photos most travelers never get to take. Because the Corcovado National Park tour to Sirena Station operates under strict daily visitor permits, reservations must be made at least one month in advance . Spots disappear fast, particularly during dry season. Book your Corcovado tour now and secure your place inside one of the wildest places left on Earth. {"@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": ["Product", "TouristTrip"], "name": "Corcovado National Park Tour – Sirena Station", "description": "The Corcovado National Park tour from Drake Bay brings you face-to-face with the most biodiverse rainforest on Earth — home to roughly 3% of all the world’s species. Boat to Sirena Station, hike 4–5 hours through ancient jungle with a certified bilingual guide, and search for tapirs, four monkey species, sloths, and scarlet macaws. Lunch at the Sirena Ranger Station is included.", "url": "https://toorizta.com/experience/corcovado-national-park-tour/", "touristType": ["Costa Rica travelers"], "offers": {"@type": "Offer", "price": "0", "priceCurrency": "USD", "availability": "https://schema.org/InStock", "url": "https://toorizta.com/experience/corcovado-national-park-tour/"}, "provider": {"@type": "Organization", "name": "Toorizta", "url": "https://toorizta.com"}}