TAILOR-MADE LUXURY TRIPS TO THE OSA PENINSULA
The Osa Peninsula is Costa Rica at its wildest: ancient rainforest, secluded Pacific beaches and one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth.
Home to Corcovado National Park, more than half of Costa Rica’s species are found here, from Baird’s tapirs, scarlet macaws and all four of the country’s monkey species to dolphins, sea turtles and migrating humpback whales in the surrounding Pacific waters.
Days are spent hiking through Corcovado with expert naturalist guides, snorkelling the reefs of Isla del Caño, kayaking the calm waters of the Golfo Dulce or simply unwinding at one of the peninsula’s exceptional rainforest lodges. For those looking to experience a quieter, wilder side of Costa Rica, nowhere compares.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO IN THE OSA PENINSULA
The Osa Peninsula is for those who look for adventure away from the crowds.
Much of the peninsula is protected by Corcovado National Park, home to tapirs, scarlet macaws, all four species of Costa Rican monkey and, if you’re particularly fortunate, jaguars.
Spend a day hiking through Corcovado National Park, snorkel or dive amongst the reefs of Isla del Caño, kayak through the calm waters of the Golfo Dulce or head out by boat in search of humpback whales and dolphins. We’ll design a tailor-made itinerary around your interests, with private guides who know the peninsula intimately.
Between excursions, there’s plenty of time simply to enjoy the beaches, rainforest and remarkable wildlife that make the Osa unlike anywhere else in Costa Rica.
Walk through Corcovado National Park with an expert naturalist guide, where every trail offers the chance of spotting tapirs, monkeys, scarlet macaws and countless other species. Snorkel or dive the clear waters around Isla del Caño, kayak through the sheltered Golfo Dulce, or head offshore in search of dolphins and humpback whales during the migration season.
We tailor every itinerary around your interests. Some clients spend several days immersed in the rainforest, while others combine the Osa with quieter time on the coast or continue north towards the Nicoya Peninsula. The beauty of the region lies as much in its remoteness as its wildlife, so we always allow enough time to appreciate both.
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From the mountains and jungles of the Central Valley to Guanacaste‘s world-class beaches, Costa Rica is a vibrant haven for biodiversity and sustainable living.
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