Discover Osa Peninsula & Costa Ballena
Costa Rica's South Pacific coast is home to some of the most pristine wilderness left on the planet. The Osa Peninsula, called "the most biologically intense place on Earth" by National Geographic, harbors Corcovado National Park — a vast expanse of primary rainforest where jaguars, tapirs, and scarlet macaws roam freely.
Paired with the Costa Ballena (Whale Coast) region around Uvita, this area offers world-class whale watching from July through October, pristine beaches shaped like a whale's tail, and access to the underwater wonderland of Caño Island. Drake Bay and Puerto Jiménez serve as gateways, easily reached via 1-hour domestic flights from San José.
Experiences
Eco-Chontales Waterfall
Hike through lush tropical forest to discover a spectacular cascade — swim in crystal pools surrounded by untouched nature.
Corcovado Day Tour
Venture into one of the world's most biodiverse national parks — spot tapirs, monkeys, and rare birds with expert naturalist guides.
Caño Island Snorkeling
Snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of a marine biological reserve — encounter sea turtles, rays, reef sharks, and vibrant coral gardens.
