Corcovado Rainforest Extension
Nature Hikes, Wilderness Beaches, and Forest Trails
Trip Details at-a-Glance
| Cost From: | $1070 |
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| Length: | 3 days |
| Arrive: | San Jose, Costa Rica |
| Depart: | San Jose, Costa Rica |
| Activity: | Wildlife & Natural History |
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Our Trips using this Extension
Costa Rica Wildlife
Day 1
San Jose / Palmar Sur / Corcovado National Park
From San Jose, fly by charter flight to Palmar Sur. On arrival, you are met and transferred to a jetty for a 1- 1.5-hour ride by motor launch to either Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge or Aguila de Osa Inn. Overnight at the lodge.
Day 2
Corcovado National Park
Enjoy a guided tour of Corcovado National Park, which protects the best rainforest environment on the Pacific Coast of Central America. Nearly 400 species of birds, about 140 species of mammals, and more than 500 species of trees have been recorded here. Costa Rica’s largest population of scarlet macaws lives in Corcovado, along with an array of other tropical wildlife. The park’s trails are easy to navigate, ascending and descending through verdant rainforest. One trail leads to a large waterfall, ideal for photography or a refreshing dip. Overnight at Casa Corcovado or Aguila de Osa.
Day 3
Return to San Jose
Return by motor launch and charter flight to San Jose.
Extension Costs
At Casa Corcovado
$1250 per person, double occupancySingle Supplement: $160
At Aguila De Osa Inn
$1070 per person, double occupancySingle Supplement: $155
Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge
Days 1 to 2 (2 nights), Costa Rica
Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge, tucked away in the trees and cooled by the Pacific, is a 170-acre private reserve bordering Corcovado National Park. ...
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Aguila de Osa Inn
Days 1 to 2 (2 nights), Costa Rica
The Aguila de Osa Inn is on a high bluff overlooking the Aguitas River with panoramic views of Drake Bay, just outside Corcovado National Park. ...
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Note: Listed above are our signature accommodations for this trip. Although it is highly unlikely, we may make substitutions when necessary.



