All Drake Bay Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience one of Costa Rica's most wild and unspoiled national parks on a full-day tour to Corcovado. A guided tour is the best way to access the rugged and remote terrain, and you'll get there on a scenic boat ride that hugs the coast of the Osa Peninsula. Once at the park, a wildlife guide knows all the best places to see tapirs, monkeys, peccaries, and other amazing animals in their natural habitat.

See some of Costa Rica's most beautiful natural areas on this two-day, small-group tour of the Puntarenas area, led by a professional guide. You will visit the Corcovado and San Pedrillo National Park, where you can see beautiful trees and vegetation, with the opportunity to see all kinds of wild animals and birds in their natural environment.

Caño Island is a remote island off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Take a boat ride from Rancho Corcovado Lodge in Agujitas (Drake) to the island where you’ll spend time snorkeling with provided equipment, followed by relaxation at San Josecito beach on the mainland. Places on this small-group activity are limited to 12 people.

A visit to Costa Rica is not fulfilled without experiencing Corcovado National Park, the Amazonia of Costa Rica. There is so much to explore in Corcovado, taking a day tour is definitely not enough! Corcovado is one of National Geographic biologists, botanists, photographers, and videographers’ favorite place on Earth. Its jungle paradise offers thrilling moments at every footstep of incredible wildlife in action.

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.

Explore Costa Rica's underwater landscape and get an up-close look at its rich marine life on this half-day, small-group snorkeling tour. In the morning, go to the meeting point in Drake Bay, board the boat and head to Caño Island. After a brief introduction and training session, you'll enjoy two different snorkeling sessions and opportunities to see octopuses, rays, tropical fish, and many others. Once back on the mainland, finish with a hearty lunch.

Humpback whales swim thousands of miles every year to spawn in Drake Bay’s tropical waters, while several species of dolphins reside here year-round. This family-friendly boat tour allows you to see these marine mammals up close and provides an onboard hydrophone, so you can hear their song-like noises. During the tour, your guide provides helpful information on topics such as ocean conservation and marine biology.

Explore the jungle at night, when the temperatures drop and nocturnal wildlife comes alive. Your guide team is a biologist “Bug Lady” and an animal “spotter extraordinaire” armed with spotting scopes and echo bat detectors. Search for unique animals and insects while learning about their history and lore: learn to harvest silk from giant spiders, how toxic toads were used in mind-control studies, and why the US military enlisted cockroaches in the Vietnam War.

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.

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.

Connect with nature and immerse yourself in the lush rain forest of Corcovado National Park on this full-day adventure from Drake Bay. Hike about 12.5 miles (20 kilometers) through different environments and non-traditional trails, stopping along the way to swim beneath a waterfall, spot local wildlife, and enjoy lunch in the rain forest.

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.

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.

Unique experience combining two guided dives. Accompaniment at all times by a certified PADI Instructor. Special for people with no experience in diving or without certification. Small groups with emphasis on security and personalized service.

Corcovado National Park is a unique place and consists of an encounter with wildlife and nature. You must take a highly qualified guide as visitors cannot enter the park alone. Tour the Corcovado Park with a native guide of the place with qualified experience to be able to show visitors this place and give them the best experience during their visit. Corcovado National Park is found in the Osa Peninsula to the southeast of Costa Rica in the province of Puntarenas. It holds the largest primary forest of the American Pacific, along with one of the few remnants of sizeable tropical rainforest in the world. Corcovado is home to an estimated 2.5% of the planet's biodiversity, with 13 different types of ecosystems, this is the ideal place to observe the country's most endangered species, such as the Tapir, Scarlet Macaw, Squirrel monkeys and White Lipped Peccaries. There are several ways to enter and exit the park, you can do either a one day tour at any of the stations (La Leona, Sirena, San Pedrillo, Dos Brazos de Río Tigre, Los Patos) or go to Sirena station and sleep there for several days, a maximum of 5 days 4 nights. The entry options to stay overnight at Sirena are: La Leona - Sirena Hike: This hike starts or ends in Carate. You can get there either by public transport, 4WD rented car, shared or private taxi leaving from Puerto Jiménez (PJ). Throughout the hike you cross various rivers, long stretches of beach, and forest trails. It's a total of 20 Km for an estimated 7-9 hours hike. Los Patos - Sirena Hike: This hike starts or ends in Los Patos ranger station, the only access is with taxi from La Palma or PJ. You cross multiple rivers and walk through primary and secondary forest for approximately 8-10 hours, covering a distance of 24 Km. This route is only recommended for the dry season and experienced hikers. Boat transfer Drake - Sirena: Leaving from Agujitas beach, it's a short 1 hour boat ride to the heart of Corcovado, where you can easily spot abundant biodiversity. This option is ideal for families, short-time visits and non-experienced hikers. Boat transfer Puerto Jimenez - Sirena: Leaving from Puerto Jimenez's pier this 1,5 hours boat ride is full of astonishing views, a beautiful sunrise in the mornings, and biodiversity. You will be taken directly to the Sirena Biological Station. This option is ideal for families, short-time visits, and non-experienced hikers. Please bear in mind that this option is available only during all week

Discover the wild heart of Sirena Ranger Station with a highly experienced team dedicated to nature and personalized service. At Corcovado Info Center, our expert naturalist guides work with small groups of a maximum of 6 travelers per guide, This approach allows us to move quietly and strategically through the forest, increasing your chances of observing animals in their natural habitat. Explore Corcovado National Park on a guided hike of approximately 4 hours, led by expert naturalists specialized in flora and fauna identification. Discover monkeys, peccaries, exotic birds, reptiles, and—if you’re lucky—the incredible Baird’s tapir. Enjoy a lunch break at the ranger station before continuing your adventure. Just remember this is not a zoo, so every sighting is a unique gift from nature, enhanced by our experience and attention to detail. We can also reserve larger groups for families and group traveler.

This night hike is a wonderful way to explore Nativos Corcovado in Drake Bay. You and your guide and small group (no more than 6) will venture out on the family farm, Rio Agujitas, which is located just 15km from the beach, to explore the forests. You’ll get a chance to look for nocturnal animals like frogs, snakes, kinkalou and perhaps an ocelot or puma and tapir!

Get into the waters of Drake Bay and scuba dive around Cano Island in the biological reserve. You’ll be with a small group, max 6, and your divemaster will prepare you for your first dive into the coral and rock formations. You'll be surrounded by turtles, sharks, seahorses, rays, and more. You'll have another dive in a different location, then get to Playa San Josecito for a beer on the beach and lunch in a restaurant.

A day trip to the wild Osa Peninsula just isn’t enough, so spend the night there on this two-day safari tour. You’ll spend the night in a ranger hut in the Corcovado National Park and the days looking for wildlife in one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. This is a small-group trip with a maximum of eight guests so you’re sure to get personalized attention from your guide.

Our boat transportation between Drake Bay and Corcovado Sirena stands out for being safe, punctual, and operated by experienced captains with years of local knowledge. Departing from the main beach in front of Roberto’s Marisquería, the scenic ride takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes along the stunning coastline of Corcovado National Park. We offer flexible return dates (same day or another), and if you don’t yet have a guide —a mandatory requirement to enter the park— we’ll gladly recommend a trusted local guide. Plus, guides travel free of charge. Perfect for those who already have a tour arranged or prefer to organize their visit independently. Our punctuality, local expertise, and personalized service make us the best choice.

Put on the provided boots and get out into the forest on this night hike near Drake Bay with a certified nature guide. You'll be walking through the secondary forest with your flashlight, keeping a lookout for insects, reptiles, amphibians, and other creatures of the night. Your guide will take you to the best spots in the forest for these sightings.

Sirena is the season where the greatest amount of biodiversity in Costa Rica is appreciated and many animals, such as the Tapir, the mountain pig, coatis, peresos, birds, squid, crocodile and on the way on the boat, it may be possible to see dolphins and whales in August to mid-October. Corcovado National Park of Costa Rica, recognized by Discovery Chanel as the most intense jungle of Biodiversity in Costa Rica.

This tour is the opportunity to understand the dynamics of the forest through birds, learning to identify them by their flight, singing, behavior and physical characteristics. This interaction with nature enriches the experience, making it more entertaining, formative and meaningful for the traveler. Each observation brings a deeper connection to the ecosystem, transforming the journey into an authentic and memorable memory.