Top Drake Bay Tickets & Passes

The Floating Tour offers travelers a leisurely way to enjoy the fresh waterways of Costa Rica. During this tour, you may spot a variety of wildlife including monkeys, sloths, lizards, and many species of tropical birds. This is an adventure tour for people in good shape.

Our Bird watching tour stard early in the morning,between 5.30 am  and 6 .am ,this  is the best time  to see many different species of birds that live here in Drake Bay Area. if you are staying in town,we will walk to the entrence of the primary  forest.if you are staying father from town.we  will drive. from  there .we will do some hiking through primary and secondary forest to our family. this secluded part of the jungle is perfect for spotting all different species of birds.Our Tour Guide will have a spotting scope for you to getan up close view of far away birds.We recommend you bring your own boniculars but our Tour Guide will have one pair as well.

Costa Rica is a must-visit for animals lovers and this 4-day excursion features some of the best trails in the country to observe wildlife. Join a small group and navigate the Sierpe River, the jungles of Drake, Corcovado National Park, and Caño Island. Your tour includes several activities including snorkeling, nighttime jungle hikes, boat rides, and treks so you can observe as many animals as possible.

Discover the wildlife of Costa Rica on this epic eight day adventure. Trek the jungles of Osa peninsula, walk along canyons and discover hidden waterfalls. Swim with the sealife in lush waters and look out for dolphins and whales at Cano Island. Get up close to native wildlife at Sierpe and learn about local culture at the Boruca indigenous reserve. Stay at ocean view cabins at Drake Bay and visit Corcovado National Park.

Discover Costa Rica's wildlife with this five day tour. Navigate the Sierpe River, sleep in hidden lodges, and traverse the Osa Peninsula. In Sierpe, partake in an evening star gazing and crocodile viewing tour. Traverse through the jungle to Corcovado National Park to visit turtles, rays, and dolphins in their natural environment. Finish at Cano Island for the opportunity to snorkel or dive in the Pacific Ocean.

Discover the lush jungle, mighty waterfalls, and natural caves of Corcovado National Park on this action-packed full-day tour. Venture into the heart of the rainforest in a 4x4, then set out on a thrilling canyoning experience. Hike jungle trails, rappel down waterfalls, and swim in natural pools before enjoying a picnic-style lunch in a scenic natural setting. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

This night tour is specially designed to observe the wildlife that comes alive after sunset. During the night, many animals become more active, allowing us to discover unique behaviors that are rarely seen during the day. Accompanied by specialist guides, we explore the environment in silence and controlled lighting, increasing the chances of spotting nocturnal species in their natural habitat. The Night Tour is an exclusive experience, ideal for those who seek a deeper connection with nature and wish to live a different, authentic and unforgettable adventure.

The adventure begins at 6:30 a.m. when we pick you up directly from your accommodation in Drake Bay. From there, you’ll enjoy a 4x4 ride to Corcovado Next Door, a private reserve located in the rural community of Los Planes, right next to the boundary of Corcovado National Park. This peaceful hike will take you through one of the few remaining primary forests in the region, a lush ecosystem full of life. Along the trails, you’ll observe animal tracks and learn to identify wildlife signs, as well as the rich tropical flora and its unique adaptations. The terrain is mostly flat, ideal for those seeking a relaxed yet authentic rainforest experience. Midway through the tour, you’ll enjoy a traditional Costa Rican lunch prepared by local residents, surrounded by pristine nature. Small groups, bilingual guides, comfortable 4x4 transportation, and an eco-friendly approach that supports conservation and the Los Planes community.