Top Drake Bay Shore Excursions

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.

Experience an adventure in one of Costa Rica's wildest and most unspoilt national parks on a full-day excursion to Corcovado National Park. A guided tour is the best way to access the remote terrain, and you'll get there on an adventurous boat ride that skirts the coast of the Osa Peninsula. Once in the park, a wildlife guide knows the best places to see tapirs, monkeys, peccaries, and other amazing animals in their natural habitat. Full day tour of Corcovado Sirena and San pedrillo ranger stations

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.

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.

They are small groups in the primary forest, it is a real experience in the forest on the shores of the Corcovado National Park, this tour encourages the chaining of several families for the conservation of our forests