Top Drake Bay Walking Tours

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.

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.

Explore the vibrant nightlife of Costa Rica's rainforest on the Pajarilla Night Tour, an exciting guided adventure through Bahía Drake. As darkness falls, witness the enchanting behaviors of nocturnal wildlife, from the iconic red-eyed tree frog to types of snakes and insects . Accompanied by an expert local guide, participants will discover the unique flora and fauna that come alive at night, offering a truly immersive experience in one of the world's most biodiverse regions. Perfect for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike, this 2-hour tour is an unforgettable way to connect with Costa Rica's rich ecosystem. - 2-hour guided wildlife walk in Bahía Drake, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM - Encounter frogs, snakes, mammals, and unique insects in their natural habitat - Includes round-trip transport, rubber field boots, and refreshments - Expert local guides share insights on the rainforest's nocturnal life and ecosystems

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.

Sail along the coast of Costa Rica away from the crowds to the remote beach of Playa Sirena in Corcovado National Park with this private day tour. Travel by boat from Drake Bay down to this quiet jungle beach, where you'll have the opportunity to experience the flora and fauna of the surrounding rainforest. Up to 6 travelers can participate in this private boat tour.

Travel directly into the heart of Corcovado National Park, exploring privileged trails around Sirena Ranger Station. We operate with small groups and certified naturalist guides, ensuring a more personalized, safe experience focused on environmental interpretation. This itinerary allows you to experience the rainforest during its most vibrant moments of the day, when biological activity is at its peak and immersion is total. Additionally, we operate under responsible ecotourism principles, collaborating with local communities and promoting practices that protect biodiversity and the authenticity of the destination.

Wake up bright and early to catch a sighting of Costa Rica’s magnificent avian species during this morning guided bird watching tour on Drake Bay. Your experience will start before the sun rises as you head out onto the water and view these creatures from sea level. See terns, tanagers, and other birds land on Agujitas Beach. Hike through the forest and shoreline to find other species frequenting the Osa Peninsula.

Explore the hidden wonders of the rainforest on this guided night walk in Drake Bay. Venture into a private trail after dark, where the forest comes alive with the sounds and sights of nocturnal wildlife. With a focus on slow observation, this tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers eager to capture the unique behaviors of frogs, insects, spiders, and reptiles. Experience the rainforest’s transformation at night with expert guidance and all necessary equipment provided, including rubber boots and a flashlight. - Duration: Approximately 2 hours, starting at 5:50 p.m. - Small group size for personalized experiences, with a maximum of 6 participants plus a guide. - Guided walk on a private property trail, ensuring a unique experience away from crowds. - Focus on observation, photography, and natural interpretation of nocturnal wildlife.

Get onto the beautiful Osa Peninsula and spend an overnight tour from Drake Bay with your guide who will point out birds, wildlife, and so much more in this remote section of Costa Rica. This is a 2-day, 1-night excursion, where you’ll hike, swim, float, and hammock in between looking at and learning about all the flora and fauna.

Explore the enchanting rainforest of Drake Bay as twilight descends. This guided tour invites participants to witness the lively transition from day to night, observing wildlife in their natural habitat along the coastal trail toward Cocalito. With a maximum group size of 8 guests, receive personalized attention from your bilingual naturalist guide as you discover the sounds and behaviors of daytime and nocturnal creatures. Each guest is provided with a handheld flashlight to enhance night-time observations, making for an unforgettable wildlife experience. - Duration: 2 hours, departing at 5:00 p.m. - Small group size: maximum of 8 guests plus guide for intimate exploration - Includes guided wildlife interpretation and a handheld flashlight - Moderate difficulty on uneven tropical trails; closed shoes required

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.

Explore the vibrant avian life surrounding Drake Bay on this half-day birdwatching tour. Choose between two departures—early morning at 5:20 a.m. or late afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Each outing is guided by a local expert who will help you identify various bird species, understand their behaviors, and appreciate their habitats. The tour moves at a relaxed pace, allowing for frequent stops to observe and photograph the diverse wildlife. This adventure takes place in picturesque natural areas outside Corcovado National Park, ensuring a unique experience focusing on the rich biodiversity of the region. - Half-day guided birdwatching tour in Drake Bay - Choose between morning (5:20 a.m.) or afternoon (3:00 p.m.) departures - Explore forest edges, gardens, and trails in local habitats - Learn from a local guide about bird calls, behaviors, and identification tips