OSA PENINSULA

Accessible only by boat or small airstrip, it is a perfect destination for adventure-seekers and nature lovers who want to escape from the crowds and immerse themselves in the wild beauty of Costa Rica.
Staying in a first-class jungle lodge surrounded by rainforest is an ideal way to experience the wonders of Drake Bay. The lodges provide comfortable accommodations with excellent facilities, including spa services and gourmet dining, while still allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.
Provides a convenient gateway to access the San Pedrillo trail in Corcovado National Park and Caño Island Biological Reserve, providing an authentic nature experience for adventurous travelers.

This 164-square-mile park is famous for its incredible biodiversity, boasting over 2.5% of the world's biodiversity within its borders, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
The lush rainforest is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including all four species of monkeys found in Costa Rica: howler, spider, capuchin, and squirrel monkeys.
Is one of the few places in the world where jaguars can still be spotted. And from December to April, humpback whales migrate through the area and can be spotted breaching and splashing in the nearby waters.

This uninhabited island is a protected biological reserve, offering a stunning display of marine life and underwater landscapes. Its coral reefs are home to over 350 species of fish, including sharks, rays, and schools of colorful tropical fish, as well as sea turtles and dolphins.
Snorkeling and scuba diving enthusiasts will be thrilled with the crystal-clear waters and the opportunity to explore the ancient pre-Columbian stone spheres found on the island.
Archaeologists have speculated that these stone spheres found on Cano Island were used as burial markers or symbols of status and wealth for ancient societies.

One of the three tropical fjords in the World that boasts pristine beaches and an abundance of wildlife. Perfect place for nature lovers seeking adventure or a peaceful escape.
The waters of Golfo Dulce are a warm and inviting turquoise, providing a sanctuary for dolphins, seasonal whales, and water sports enthusiasts, including swimming, kayaking, snorkeling, and fishing. The surrounding tropical rainforest is home to numerous hiking trails that wind through lush vegetation and offer a chance to spot a variety of wildlife, including spider, white-faced, squirrel, and howler monkeys, Poison Dart frogs, Morpho butterflies, anteaters, agouti, coati mundi, jaguars, ocelots, and margays.

The region is home to over 400 bird species, including the iconic Scarlet Macaw and the rare Black-cheeked Ant Tanager.
You'll have the opportunity to spot a wide range of bird species, from toucans and trogons to eagles and owls. Some of the top birdwatching locations in the area include Piedras Blancas National Park, where you can immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the rainforest while searching for some of the most unique and beautiful birds in the world. With such a rich variety of birdlife to explore.

The area is known for its abundance of fish species, including tuna, marlin, sailfish, roosterfish, and snapper, making it an ideal spot for fishing enthusiasts.
Aside from the thrill of catching fish, sport fishing in Osa Peninsula offers an opportunity to appreciate the stunning natural beauty of the area. The calm waters and lush surrounding rainforest make for a peaceful and scenic backdrop to the activity.

Uvita is a small town located on the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica, known for its beautiful beaches, lush jungles, and connection to the Pura Vida lifestyle. It is a popular destination for surfers, yoga enthusiasts, and nature lovers.
It's most famous attraction is the "Whale Tail," a natural sandbar formation that extends into the ocean, resembling a whale's tail. Visitors can walk along the tail during low tide, or take a boat tour to spot whales, dolphins, and other marine life in the nearby waters.

The Osa Peninsula is home to over 25 species of dolphins and whales, including humpback whales, pilot whales, and bottlenose dolphins, which can be spotted at the Marino Ballena National Park during the annual whale watching season. This runs from December to April when humpback whales migrate from the frigid waters of the north to mate and give birth in the warm waters of the park. Keep your eyes peeled for these magnificent creatures breaching and playing in their natural habitat as you journey through the sparkling blue waters.

Paragliding in Uvita offers a unique opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty of the area from a bird's eye view. Soaring over the lush forests, pristine beaches, and sparkling ocean waters is an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers. Uvita's natural terrain, warm weather, and gentle breezes create ideal conditions for paragliding year-round. Whether you're an experienced paraglider or a first-timer, there are options for solo flights or tandem rides with experienced instructors.