Accommodation

Sirena Ranger Station

Essential facilities, including:
- Basic yet comfortable dormitory-style accommodations (twin bunk beds with mattresses, bed sheets, pillows, and mosquito nets).
- Shared bathrooms (toilet paper and soap dispensers are provided).
- Showers (soap dispensers are provided. Hot water unavailable).
- Fully equipped kitchen where the dedicated staff prepares hearty daily meals with delicious traditional flavors (fruit, drinks, and coffee are provided).
- Communal dining area.
- Small shop (souvenirs, essentials, snacks, and beverages).
The station runs on solar power. You can charge your devices in the communal area. Power switches off at 8:00 pm.
WiFi available (weak signal in a communal area).
Free potable water refill.
Lockers ($5 each per day).
Towels for rent ($5 each).
Rubber boots for rent ($5 per pair, limited availability).

Corcovado National Park Tours

Discover Corcovado National Park, one of the last remaining protected tropical rainforests in the Central American lowlands

Explore Corcovado National Park

Discover the awe-inspiring landscapes of Corcovado National Park. Our tours guide you through lush rainforests and along coastal trails, showcasing the park’s incredible biodiversity. With a mix of beach and jungle, explore one of the world’s most ecologically diverse destinations, led by expert local guides.

‍To enhance your visit, combine it with a Remote Osa, Cultural, or Day & Night Tour!

Please note:
→ Securing your permit well in advance is crucial when planning your trip, especially during the peak seasons (December-May and July-August) due to limited visitor capacity!
→ The park is closed during October for maintenance and because it is the heaviest rainy month of the year.

Overnight Tours in Corcovado

Journey through Corcovado Park’s unmatched biodiversity, from coastal trails to lush rainforests

Experience an immersive and unforgettable stay in the heart of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, Corcovado National Park.

On our overnight tours, you can observe an array of wildlife, hike through lush jungles and remote beaches, explore its waters through boat rides, and connect with raw wilderness.
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→ Choose Your Adventure Duration: Whether you have 2 or 3 days, we have a carefully crafted adventure awaiting you!
→ Pick the route that suits your interests and preferred difficulty level for both your arrival and departure.
→ Staying at the Sirena Ranger Station in between which serves as a central hub to all the routes.‍

Explore Sirena's Accommodation

RATES PER PERSON (2-6 people, USD):

Group size: Up to 6 pax (Bigger group? Inquire!)

→ Our rates are based on the number of people in your booking party.
→ Base prices exclude the Los Patos route. To add it, it's $32 extra per person.
→ Children aged 11 or younger get 20% off when accompanied by at least two adults.

2-Day Tour
‍$390 - $330

3-Day Tour
‍$590 - $515

Included

Admission fees for every day
Accommodations for every night
Shared full transportation (by boat or hiking routes)
Professional guide service with tripod & scope
Meals (from lunch on day one to breakfast on the final day)
Luggage storage and parking during the tour (parking not available in Drake Bay)
Tour insurance
All taxes and fees

Excluded

Los Patos Route +$32 per person
Water bottles
Breakfast first day +$15 per person
Lunch final day +$15 per person
Private guide service +$35 per person, per day

If necessary:

Luggage transfer Pto. Jiménez-Drake Bay +$35 per bag (min 2 bags)
Car relocation Pto. Jiménez-Drake Bay +$95 per car

Overviews of Corcovado Overnight Routes

Sirena Full Day
Take your time to explore the lush tropical flora and wildlife in the heart of Corcovado National Park!

Duration: 8-12 hours (depending on whether you are arriving or departing by boat)

Schedule:
• Departures to Sirena:
→ From Drake Bay: 6:00 AM
→ From Puerto Jiménez: 5:30 AM

• Departures from Sirena:
→ To Drake Bay: 12:30 PM
→ To Puerto Jiménez: 1:00 PM

Adventure level (1-5): 3

Difficulty level (1-5): 2

Total walking distance: 5-15 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown or Agujitas Beach in Drake Bay

Full Day at Sirena:
Regardless of the route taken to arrive at or depart from Corcovado, visitors planning to stay for 2 or 3 nights will have full days available in Sirena between their first and last days.

Arrival by Boat at Sirena:
→ If departing from Puerto Jiménez, you'll meet your guide at 05:20 am at the public pier.
→ If departing from Drake Bay, your meeting point will be Playa Colorada at 06:00 am.

You'll embark on a beautiful 1.5-hour boat ride, arriving around 07:15 am. After registering and a brief ten-minute walk to the station, you'll settle in and then embark on your adventure. At 11:30 return for lunch and relax before embarking on another afternoon hike, returning to the station before 06:00 pm to shower, and look forward to dinner.

Departure by Boat from Sirena:
The boat will depart from Sirena at 12:30 to Drake and at 01:00 pm to Puerto Jiménez, giving you the morning to explore before and after breakfast.

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: Sirena offers a network of seven different short-distance trails, ranging from 1.5 to 3 hours each. The mostly flat dirt terrain makes for easy walking.
→ Altitude: Sirena is at sea level.
→ Navigation: Expect to wade through knee-deep water in Drake Bay and Sirena, as no piers exist. Most trails are well-marked and maintained, with occasional passages over rocks, sand, and mud, particularly during the rainy season or adverse weather conditions.
→ Weather: Year-round high humidity and heat necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please keep in mind that adverse weather conditions may lead to turbulent boat transfers.
→ Walking Pace: Relaxed and leisurely. Group dynamics and breaks may affect.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 5 kilograms (11 lbs).
→ Highlights: Explore primary and secondary forests, and admire towering trees, pristine rivers, and untouched beaches. Sirena is renowned for its abundant wildlife sightings, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts! Be aware of the potential presence of dangerous wildlife.
→ Variable Duration: When traveling by boat, the time you’ll have to explore Sirena depends on whether your boat ride is for arrival or departure.

La Leona - Sirena Hike
Hike through the shores of Corcovado National Park, where the ocean meets the rainforest!

Duration: 7-9 hours

Schedule:
• Departures to Carate (the trailhead):
→ From Puerto Jiménez: 5:30 AM

• Departures from Sirena:
→ To Carate: 5:00-7:30 am, depending on the tide and weather

Adventure level (1-5): 4

Difficulty level (1-5): 4

Total walking distance: 20 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: Features relatively flat terrain but requires trekking over dirt, rocks, and sand, as well as multiple river crossings, one that’s inhabited by crocodiles. While this might sound scary, we carefully check your travel dates to ensure that the tides are favorable, allowing for safe crossings in knee-to-waist-deep waters. You can also rely on your experienced guide’s safety instructions.
→ Altitude: La Leona trail maintains a consistent altitude between 35 and 0 meters above sea level (MASL).
→ Navigation: While some of the trail is marked, your guide will assist with route-finding, especially on the beach hikes. The timing of river crossings and beach hikes may be influenced by tide levels. This may require some sections to be traversed quickly, while others may offer leisurely stops.
→ Weather: High humidity and heat year-round necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please note that it is not recommended to do this trail during the rainiest months (September-November) and adverse weather conditions.
→ Walking Pace: Fast. There will be multiple short breaks as well as a peaceful lunchtime by a creek, under a tree, or next to a ravine.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 7 kilograms (16 lbs).
→ Highlights: Coastal secondary tropical rainforest, pristine remote beaches, diverse flora, and fauna - this area boasts an amazing array of wildlife! Be aware of the potential presence of dangerous wildlife.

From La Leona to Sirena:
We'll met you in Puerto Jiménez at 05:20 am, you'll embark on an hour-and-a-half drive to Carate (if your tour follows the same route for arrival and departure, you could arrive with your own 4x4 vehicle while taking the guide). By 07:30 am, your hike will begin with a stop one hour after at the La Leona Ranger Station, where you'll register, refill your water bottles, and use the restroom for the last time throughout the hike. You'll take short breaks and enjoy lunch by the ocean. Arrival at Sirena is normally by 03:00 pm. After registration, you can familiarize yourself with the station, take a refreshing shower, settle into your accommodations, and look forward to dinner served at 06:00 pm.

From Sirena to La Leona:
Starting your hike between 05:00 and 07:00 am (up to the tide and weather), you'll pass by La Leona Station around 01:00, and arrive at Carate around 02:00 pm to transport you back to Puerto Jiménez roughly at 04:30 pm.

Los Patos - Sirena Hike
Discover plants and fungi beneath ancient trees that seem straight out of a fantasy film

Duration: 8-10 hours

Schedule:
• Departures to Los Patos:
→ From Puerto Jiménez: 5:30 AM

• Departures from Sirena:
→ To Los Patos station: 5:00-6:00 am

Adventure level (1-5): 5

Difficulty level (1-5): 5

Total walking distance: 22 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: Known as the most challenging in Corcovado due to its rugged topography, featuring steep ascents and descents. The trail includes dirt paths and multiple river crossings.
→ Altitude: Los Patos begins at an altitude of 194 meters above sea level (MASL) and descends to 6 MASL within the first 7 km towards Sirena.
→ Navigation: While most of the trail is clearly marked, your guide may need to assist with route-finding, especially during the rainy season. You may need to use your hands for balance in some sections. Especially in the rainiest months or following adverse weather conditions, expect muddy trails, fallen trees, and floods.
→ Weather: High humidity and heat year-round necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please note that we do not operate this trail during the rainiest months (September-November) and adverse weather conditions.
→ Walking Pace: Fast, with only a few quick breaks for rest and lunch.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 7 kilograms (16 lbs).
→ Highlights: As Los Patos is situated slightly higher than Sirena, your guide will introduce you to unique flora and fungi species not typically found in lower regions. Wildlife sightings may be less frequent on this trail due to dense foliage, shading, taller trees, numerous natural obstacles, and general living conditions. Be aware of the potential presence of dangerous wildlife.
→ Extended Trail during Rainy Season: In case of river floods preventing vehicle crossings but still allowing for walking, the hike will be extended by an additional 6 kilometers.Please be aware: You can use Los Patos for one-way travel, either on the first or final day of your journey.

From Los Patos to Sirena:
The first day of your hike we will meetyou in Puerto Jiménez at 05:20 am, with a two-hour drive to the Los Patos Ranger Station where you'll register and use the restroom for the last time throughout the hike. During the day, you'll take short breaks and savor lunch amidst the enchanting forest sounds. Typically, you'll reach Sirena around 05:00 pm. After registering, you'll have the opportunity to familiarize yourself with the station, take a refreshing shower, settle into your accommodations, and look forward to dinner being served at 06:00 pm.

From Sirena to Los Patos:
If you choose this route for your departure day, you’ll leave the station after 05:00 am arriving at Los Patos Ranger Station around 02:00 pm, where our driver will be ready to transport you back to Puerto Jimenez, with an expected arrival by 04:30 pm.

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Day Tours in Corcovado National Park

Discover the iconic jewel of the Osa Peninsula in just one day!

Our Corcovado day tours are the perfect choice for those seeking to experience the park's extraordinary biodiversity within a limited timeframe.

These thoughtfully crafted excursions allow you to explore the wonders of this natural sanctuary and make every moment in Corcovado unforgettable.

→ We highly recommend selecting a private guide for your day tour to ensure an enriched experience.
→ Pick the station that suits your interests, preferred difficulty level, and departure point!
→ We prioritize an intimate adventure with small groups, avoiding combining clients into large, externally controlled groups.

RATES PER PERSON (2-6 people, USD):

Group size: Up to 6 pax (Bigger group? Inquire!)

→ Our rates are based on the number of people in your booking party.
‍→ Children aged 11 or younger get $12 off.

Sirena Day Tour
‍$180 - $160

San Pedrillo Day Tour
‍$170 - $150

La Leona Day Tour
‍With transport
$170 - $150

Self-driven
$170 - $150

Included

Admission fees
Shared full transportation (by boat or hiking routes)
Professional guide service with tripod & scope
Lunch
Luggage storage and parking during the tour (parking not available in Drake Bay)
Tour insurance
All taxes and fees

Excluded

Water bottles
Breakfast +$15 per person
Private guide service +$35 per person

Overviews of Corcovado Day Tours

Sirena Day Tour
Dive into the Heart of Corcovado's Wilderness

Duration: 9 hours (with ≈2.5 hours roundtrip boat ride)

Adventure level (1-5): 3

Difficulty level (1-5): 2

Total walking distance: 5-10 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown or Agujitas Beach in Drake Bay

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: Sirena offers a network of seven different short-distance trails, ranging from 1.5 to 3 hours each. Your guide will select the ones with better chances of wildlife activity during the season, and for private tours, based on your preferences. The mostly flat dirt terrain makes for easy walking.
→ Altitude: Sirena is at sea level.
→ Navigation: Expect to wade through knee-deep water in Drake Bay and Sirena, as no piers exist. Most trails are well-marked and maintained, with occasional passages over rocks, sand, and mud, particularly during the rainy season or adverse weather conditions.
→ Weather: High humidity and heat year-round necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please keep in mind that adverse weather conditions may lead to turbulent boat transfers.
→ Walking Pace: Relaxed and leisurely. Group dynamics and breaks may affect.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 5 kilograms (11 lbs).
→ Highlights: Explore primary and secondary forests, admire towering trees, pristine rivers, and untouched beaches. Sirena is renowned for its abundant wildlife sightings, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts!

Schedule:
→ If departing from Puerto Jiménez, you'll meet your guide at 05:20 am at the public pier.
→ If departing from Drake Bay, your meeting point will be Playa Colorada in Agujitas at 06:00 am.

You'll embark on a beautiful 1.5-hour boat ride, arriving around 07:15 am. After a check-in process, you'll be all set for your adventure in the wild guided by your expert naturalist through the park's trails.

Along the way, you'll have the chance to see a wide variety of wildlife and flora, an unmatched opportunity to connect with nature.

By 11:30 am, you'll walk to Sirena Station's dining area for lunch. Recharge your energy with a delicious meal while enjoying the sights and sounds of the wild. The meals are freshly made with local ingredients, ensuring an authentic taste of Costa Rican cuisine.

After lunch, you’ll walk back to Sirena Beach, your journey will continue as we head back to the boat. Finally, take your boat back to Drake at 01:00 pm arriving typically around 02:15 pm.

La Leona Day Tour
Walk through young forest paths bordered by the coast

Duration: 7-9 hours (with ≈3 hours drive)

Schedule:
• Departures to Carate (the trailhead):
→ From Puerto Jiménez: 5:30 AM

• Departures from Carate:
→ To Puerto Jiménez: 1:30-2:30 pm

Adventure level (1-5): 3

Difficulty level (1-5): 3

Total walking distance: 12 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: Features relatively flat terrain but requires trekking over dirt, rocks, and sand, as well as possibly crossing a river.
→ Altitude: La Leona maintains a consistent altitude between 35 and 0 meters above sea level (MASL).
→ Navigation: While most of the trail is clearly marked, your guide will assist with route-finding, especially on the beach hikes.
→ Weather: High humidity and heat year-round necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please keep in mind that adverse weather conditions may lead to turbulent transfers and muddy trails.
→ Walking Pace: Medium. Group dynamics and breaks may affect the pace.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 5 kilograms (11 lbs).
→ Highlights: This trail offers a glimpse into the beauty of a coastal secondary tropical rainforest and pristine beaches. You'll have the opportunity to observe a wide variety of flora, funga, and special habitats that host numerous animal species. It's an ideal route for wildlife encounters.

Schedule:
Departing from Puerto Jiménez at 5:20 am, your adventure begins with a thrilling 2-hour drive to Carate, including a safari option. If you prefer, you could arrive with your own 4x4 vehicle while taking the guide. Prepare for river crossings and winding, occasionally slippery, and muddy roads, especially in the rainy season!

Around 7:30 am, the forest beachside trail hike starts. After an hour, you'll reach the La Leona Ranger station for a quick water refill and restroom break. Then, continue along the Madrigal Trail, guided by your expert.

The hike goes on until you reach Madrigal river, where the guide will determine the timing and offer choices like a bit more walking, exploring a nearby trail, taking a refreshing dip, or starting the return journey. We'll have a lunch break along the route, and afterward, hike back to Carate around 2:00 pm. We'll then transfer you back to Puerto Jiménez, with an estimated arrival time of 4:30 pm.

San Pedrillo Day Tour
Explore lush primary rainforests, rivers, and waterfalls

Duration: 9 hours (with ≈2.5 hours roundtrip boat ride)

Schedule:
• Departures to San Pedrillo:
→ From Drake Bay: 6:00 AM

• Departures from San Pedrillo:
→ To Drake Bay: 12:30 PM

Adventure level (1-5): 3

Difficulty level (1-5): 2

Total walking distance: 5-10 Km

Departure Point: Puerto Jiménez downtown or Agujitas Beach in Drake Bay

What to Expect on Your Journey:
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→ Trail description: While walking along the trails you will pass streams, rivers, and some terrain is slippery or inclined. Expect occasional obstacles such as roots, fallen trees, rocks, and sand.
→ Altitude: San Pedrillo trails reach a maximum of 35 meters above sea level (MASL) in very short distances, meaning there will be quite marked ascends and descents.
→ Navigation: Expect to wade through knee-deep water in Drake Bay and San Pedrillo, as no piers exist. Most trails are well-marked and maintained.
→ Weather: High humidity and heat year-round necessitate constant hydration (before and during the tour). The wet season spans from May to November. Please keep in mind that adverse weather conditions may lead to turbulent boat transfers.
→ Walking Pace: Medium. Group dynamics and breaks may affect.
→ Pack Weight: We recommend a maximum pack weight of 5 kilograms (11 lbs).
→ Highlights: Explore primary and secondary forests, and admire towering trees, pristine rivers, and untouched beaches. San Pedrillo is a good place to enjoy wildlife sightings, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts!

Schedule:
Departing from Drake Bay to San Pedrillo at 06:00 am. Your journey begins at Agujitas, precisely at Playa Colorada, and the 30-minute boat ride will offer acaptivating shoreline vistas, passing by the wonderful Llorona Waterfall and lush forest landscapes.

Around 06:30 am, you'll reach San Pedrillo. Your guide will assist with registration, and a park ranger will brief you on the park rules.

Soon after, your exploration will start with beach walks, forest treks, and visits to a beautiful waterfall.

By noon, you'll make your way back to the beach, and at 01:30, you'll catch a boat back to Drake Bay. Upon your return at 02:00 pm, you'll enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant!

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