Overnight In Sirena Corcovado From Puerto Jimenez

You will be immersed in one of the most intense and biodiverse places on the planet, as described by National Geographic. You’ll experience a unique adventure in the tropical rainforest, searching for wildlife while soaking in the authentic sounds of nature. When you arrive at Sirena Beach, please note that there is no dock. Therefore, you will need to step off the boat directly into the water. We recommend wearing water shoes or adjustable sandals for comfort and safety when disembarking. Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by Jairo, our star guide, or one of our local, certified guides with extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of Corcovado National Park. Our groups are small, with a maximum of 10 people per guide. If the group is larger, an additional guide will be assigned to ensure personalized, high-quality attention.

Sirena station is about an hour boat ride, this park tour will take you deeper in the rainforest where you will have a chance to see species such as Tapirs, Monkies and Peccaries. The day will include transportation, park fees, hiking, lunch and tour guide. Corcovado is unquestionably the most raw, challenging and rewarding park in Costa Rica. It truly is the mother of all parks. Transportation for this tours is by boat, so you will experience a very scenic tour in itself as the boat hugs the south pacific shoreline en-route to the park.

Live the experience in Corcovado with our overnight tour, departing from Puerto Jiménez to Sirena, Corcovado, Osa. This is an amazing tour if you enjoy hiking in the heart of the jungle and witnessing wildlife at its best during the night. On the first day, you will arrive in Puerto Jiménez, where you will be driven to Carate Beach. From there, you'll hike to the La Leona Ranger Station. Then, you will continue to the Sirena Ranger Station, covering a total of 21 kilometers. You will spend the night at Sirena, where you can hike and explore the area in search of wildlife while immersing yourself in the vibrant jungle. On the second day, in the morning, you will hike back to the La Leona Station, and then transfer by car back to Puerto Jiménez. Corcovado National Park is considered, biologically, one of the most intense and spectacular places in the world, due to the richness of its wildlife, according to National Geographic.

A visit to Costa Rica is not fulfilled without experiencing Corcovado National Park, the Amazonia of Costa Rica. There is so much to explore in Corcovado, taking a day tour is definitely not enough! Corcovado is one of National Geographic biologists, botanists, photographers, and videographers’ favorite place on Earth. Its jungle paradise offers thrilling moments at every footstep of incredible wildlife in action.

This full three-day tour is the best way to discover the park. You hike into Sirena on the 1st day, the 2nd day you explore the area around Sirena, and on the 3rd day, you hike out of the park.

Get a bird's-eye perspective of Corcovado National Park from above. Fly over the Tapir house, the center of Corcovado, and the famous Sirena Ranger Station. Enjoy the amazing views of the Osa Peninsula Jungle and the magnificent La Llorona Waterfall. Fly over the coastlines of Carate and Puerto Jimenez to conclude your journey.

Corcovado National Park is a unique place and consists of an encounter with wildlife and nature. You must take a highly qualified guide as visitors cannot enter the park alone. Tour the Corcovado Park with a native guide of the place with qualified experience to be able to show visitors this place and give them the best experience during their visit. Corcovado National Park is found in the Osa Peninsula to the southeast of Costa Rica in the province of Puntarenas. It holds the largest primary forest of the American Pacific, along with one of the few remnants of sizeable tropical rainforest in the world. Corcovado is home to an estimated 2.5% of the planet's biodiversity, with 13 different types of ecosystems, this is the ideal place to observe the country's most endangered species, such as the Tapir, Scarlet Macaw, Squirrel monkeys and White Lipped Peccaries. There are several ways to enter and exit the park, you can do either a one day tour at any of the stations (La Leona, Sirena, San Pedrillo, Dos Brazos de Río Tigre, Los Patos) or go to Sirena station and sleep there for several days, a maximum of 5 days 4 nights. The entry options to stay overnight at Sirena are: La Leona – Sirena Hike: This hike starts or ends in Carate. You can get there either by public transport, 4WD rented car, shared or private taxi leaving from Puerto Jiménez (PJ). Throughout the hike you cross various rivers, long stretches of beach, and forest trails. It's a total of 20 Km for an estimated 7-9 hours hike. Los Patos – Sirena Hike: This hike starts or ends in Los Patos ranger station, the only access is with taxi from La Palma or PJ. You cross multiple rivers and walk through primary and secondary forest for approximately 8-10 hours, covering a distance of 24 Km. This route is only recommended for the dry season and experienced hikers. Boat transfer Drake – Sirena: Leaving from Agujitas beach, it's a short 1 hour boat ride to the heart of Corcovado, where you can easily spot abundant biodiversity. This option is ideal for families, short-time visits and non-experienced hikers. Boat transfer Puerto Jimenez – Sirena: Leaving from Puerto Jimenez's pier this 1,5 hours boat ride is full of astonishing views, a beautiful sunrise in the mornings, and biodiversity. You will be taken directly to the Sirena Biological Station. This option is ideal for families, short-time visits, and non-experienced hikers. Please bear in mind that this option is available only during all week

From the meeting point at Playa Blanca in Puerto Jiménez, we will walk to the Corcovado National Park, located on the Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica, it is an oasis of life that will leave you breathless. Considered one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, this natural paradise is home to an amazing area where we will observe all the wealth of flora and fauna, equivalent to between 2.5% and 3% of the world's biodiversity. Corcovado National Park represents one of the last reserves of primary tropical rainforest in America, an ecosystem vital to the health of the planet. Its importance lies in: Preservation of biodiversity: Protects a large number of unique and threatened species, contributing to the ecological balance and health of the planet. Scientific Research: Serves as a natural laboratory for scientists from around the world who study biodiversity, climate change and the interaction between species, come and enjoy learning with nature.