Your adventure begins early in the morning at the pier in Puerto Jiménez, where you'll board a boat bound for Sirena Station, in the heart of Corcovado National Park. As you sail along the coast of the Osa Peninsula, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of rainforests, pristine beaches, and the chance to spot marine wildlife.

Upon arrival at Sirena, you'll enter the park accompanied by a certified naturalist guide, who will take you to explore mostly flat trails surrounded by lush vegetation. During the hikes, you'll discover Corcovado's extraordinary biodiversity, with opportunities to spot tapirs, howler monkeys, white-headed capuchins, spider monkeys, marmosets, sloths, coatis, scarlet macaws, toucans, and numerous species of birds.

You'll also see centuries-old trees, palm trees, vines, and other plants typical of the humid rainforest, while your guide shares information about the ecology, animal behavior, and the importance of conserving this ecosystem.

After the hikes, you will enjoy lunch at Sirena Station and have time to rest before boarding the boat again. The experience ends with the return to Puerto Jiménez, sailing along the spectacular southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica.

Enjoy an authentic experience of nature, learning, and adventure in one of the most biodiverse destinations on the planet. Wildlife sightings are dependent on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed.