Corcovado National Park Tours, Costa Rica
Guided expeditions to Corcovado from Puerto Jiménez and Drake Bay. Day tours to Sirena Station, San Pedrillo and La Leona, or multi-day treks with certified local guides.
What is Corcovado National Park?
Corcovado National Park is located on the Osa Peninsula in southern Costa Rica. Covering over 42,000 hectares of pristine tropical rainforest, National Geographic called it "the most biologically intense place on Earth."
Its three main ranger stations — Sirena, San Pedrillo, and La Leona — are accessible from Puerto Jiménez and Drake Bay. Here you can spot tapirs, jaguars, four species of monkeys, scarlet macaws, crocodiles, snakes, and hundreds of tropical birds.
All our Corcovado tours include an ICT-certified local guide, park entrance fees, transport, and full logistics. We offer day tours and multi-day expeditions with lodging at the station.
42,000+
Hectares of rainforest
250+
Bird species
140
Mammal species
14+
Years of experience
Corcovado National Park Tours
Choose from day tours, multi-day expeditions, or departures from Drake Bay. All include certified guide, park entrance, and transport.
🥾 Day Tours from Puerto Jiménez
🚤 Tours from Drake Bay
The best private guides in Corcovado
ICT certified guides
All our guides are certified by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute with 10+ years of experience.
Small groups
Maximum 6 people per guide for a personalized experience and better wildlife spotting.
Responsible ecotourism
Low-impact routes, environmental education, and support for local Osa Peninsula communities.
Professional spotting scopes
We bring long-range spotting scopes for wildlife viewing with photos directly to your phone.
Frequently asked questions about Corcovado
Everything you need to know before booking your Corcovado National Park tour.
1How do I get to Corcovado National Park?
There are three ways: by boat from Puerto Jiménez or Drake Bay, or hiking from Carate. We coordinate all transport for you.
2Do I need a guide to enter Corcovado?
Yes, since 2014 Corcovado National Park requires a certified ICT guide to enter any ranger station.
3What is the best Corcovado day tour?
The Sirena Station tour from Puerto Jiménez or Drake Bay is the most popular. Sirena has the highest wildlife concentration in the park.
4Can I visit Corcovado from Drake Bay?
Yes, we offer day tours to Sirena and San Pedrillo stations departing by boat from Drake Bay at 6:00 am.
5What can I see at Sirena Station?
Sirena is surrounded by primary forest with trails where you may spot tapirs, monkeys (4 species), macaws, crocodiles, snakes, toucans, and much more wildlife.
6How much does a Corcovado tour cost?
Day tours start from $120 per person. Multi-day expeditions start from $330. All include guide, park entrance, and transport.
7What is the best time to visit Corcovado?
The dry season (December to April) is most popular, but wildlife is visible year-round. The green season has fewer visitors and lush nature.
Ready to explore Corcovado?
Send your dates and preferred tour. We reply with availability and tailored recommendations.