Corcovado Tour, Three day Overnight Options

From Drake Bay, Puerto Jiménez, or Sierpe

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Here we present you with three-day tour options from Drake Bay, Puerto Jimenez, and Sierpe. Just keep scrolling down until you find the option you are looking for.

Important Information!

  • We do not have a booking engine because no company is allowed to have spaces stored to sell. We have the right to 10 spaces, but we do not get them until we request the spaces with the information of the travelers. This means that the reservation will include your information and will be available only to you; once paid, it cannot be changed. Once we get the reservation, we have 24 hours to pay for the spots.
  • If your goal is clear when you send us an email, you can add the full name and passport number of each member of your group interested in going to Corcovado National Park. Otherwise, you can ask for more information by sending us an email or a WhatsApp message.
  • Your information will only be used for booking purposes, make sure it is the right one because they double-check at the entrance of the station, if the information does not match, you will be sent back, losing your money.
  • Corcovado National Park takes wildlife conservation very seriously. Therefore, the spaces are limited. It is common to see the park getting fully booked many months in advance, so we recommend trying to book with all the time in advance you can.

Corcovado Overnight Tour in Sirena Station

three days and two nights

Puerto Jiménez - Los Patos Station - Sirena Station - Drake Bay

First day


The taxi departs from La Palma for Los Patos at 6:00 a.m. It takes around an hour for the taxi to reach Los Patos Station, where the walk starts. This hike lasts around 9 hours, and the guide stops for breakfast, lunch, and water.
The arrival time at Sirena Ranger Station is around 5:00 p.m. Dinner is served at the station at 6:00 p.m.

 

Second day


During this day, the walks are short and through the trails around the Sirena station.
The early walk begins at 5:00 a.m. Breakfast is around 6:30 a.m. After breakfast, you go out for another short walk, which ends at 10:30 a.m. at the station for lunch.
The rest is approximately 2 hours, and the next walk is done. This hike can last until 5:30 p.m. Dinner time is at 6:00 p.m.

 

Third day


The walk starts at 5:30 a.m. Breakfast is taken around 6:30 a.m. Once the backpacks are set up, the guide will take you on another hike to arrive on time back to the station to pick up your belongings, and head for the boats. The boat trip to Drake Bay can take about an hour and departs at 12:30 p.m. Lunch is served in Drake Bay.

  • Entrance fees and sleeping fees.
  • Bilingual tour guide.
  • Transportation by taxi from La Palma to Los Patos Station.
  • Transportation by boat from Sirena Station to Drake Bay.
  • Bunk bed with mosquito net, clean bed clothing, and a pillow.
  • Dinner at the station on the first day.
  • Breakfast, brunch, and dinner on the second day.
  • Breakfast at the station on the third day.
  • Lunch in Drake Bay on the third day.

 

  • Baggage carrying; you can bring only what you can carry. If you consider your Baggage to be too heavy, we can help you get the services of an express to bring your stuff to Drake Bay.
  • Binoculars; the guide brings his binoculars; however, they are for personal use unless the guide decides he wants to lend them.
  • Rubber boots; we have the option to rent rubber boots.
  • Reusable water bottles.
  • Private boat; boats are shared, and therefore we must respect the departure times. We can also make the boat service private for an extra cost.
  • Towel.
  • Pick up from your hotel; we do not include hotel pick-up. We depart from the center of Puerto Jiménez and bring you back to the main beach in Drake Bay. If your hotel is on the way from Corcovado National Park to Drake Bay, we can drop you off at the nearest suitable beach for a water landing.
  • Taxi service; if you need a taxi at the beginning or at the end of your tour, we can help you get one for an extra fee.
  • Taxes are not included in the price. 
  • Our groups are made of six people + the guide; however, we can make a tour private for an extra cost.
  • Smoking in the park is not allowed.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the park.
  • Bringing food into the park is not allowed (there is a shop at the station where you can buy snacks and natural drinks).
  • Only reusable bottles are allowed into the park.
  • You must walk with your guide all the time (the guide walks first in line).
  • If you consider you will be making long stops, we strongly recommend getting a private tour, the idea of a group tour is to enjoy, and waiting for one person several times during the walk can ruin the whole experience for the group.
  • To get on the boat, we must get to the knees in the water, sometimes a bit higher, and the ocean can get sometimes agitated and splashes of water can get into the boat, you must protect your electronics and other belongings all the time.
  • We are located in the Tropical Rain Forest, it is quite normal to have some rain, so we are the ones deciding when a tour must be canceled because of rain or strong winds.
  • The only option available to sleep at Sirena Ranger Station is in bunk beds. There are two platforms for travelers to sleep, it means that the platforms are shared with other people. If you are susceptible to getting your sleep interrupted by noise, we recommend you bring earplugs. 
  • The timings might not be accurate since we are working in the wild and the weather conditions change, affecting the speed of the boat or the Colectivo service in case you are doing part of the tour on land. The weather conditions can not only impact the timing but how the boat behaves, the boat ride might get very bumpy too. In the case of the Colectivo, the road is not paved, so expect some rivers and holes in the road. 
  • The weather can also modify the timings during the walks.
  • Mention when booking if there is someone in the group who is pregnant to give them a seat in the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).
  • Mention when booking if anyone in the group has back problems to give them a seat at the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).

A Corcovado Tour for two nights and three days is focused on wildlife observation, photography, and information about the flora and fauna of the area. Part of this tour is done in the ocean, home to several species of dolphin and seasonal whales. The beautiful coastline is part of the tour and seabirds.

Sirena is the station with more wildlife in Corcovado National Park, and therefore we have chances to see tapirs, two species of wild pig, one species of deer, several species of rodents, two species of anteater, four species of monkey, caimans, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and arthropods.

There are six feline species in Costa Rica, and Corcovado reports four of them so far, however, a cat sight is a rare event, and the ones that are occasionally seen are pumas, and ocelots are seen in fewer opportunities.

With all this, it is extremely necessary to mention that wildlife is unpredictable and that we do not guarantee any specific sighting. 

  • Hiking shoes.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • A towel.
  • Poncho (during the rainy season).
  • Water shoes to get in and out of the boat.
  • A dry bag to protect your electronics, and other belongings.
  • Rubber boots during the wet season.
  • Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Long sleeve t-shirt.
  • Long pants that you can roll up or split to get in and out of the boat, you can change in Sirena Beach too.
  • Swimming clothing (It is not in the program; however, you might go swimming).
  • Bring extra water for the tour (only reusable bottles are allowed into the park, They will not allow you in with non-reusable bottles).
  • Bring a headlamp or hand lamp.

$695 per person (six meals included).

$590 per person (one meal included) There is the option to buy meals, snacks, and natural drinks at the station too.

 

Corcovado Overnight Tour In Sirena Station

three days and two nights

Drake Bay - Sirena Station - Drake Bay

First day
This trip leaves Colarada Beach, Drake Bay, at 6:00 a.m. with a 50-minute boat ride to Sirena Beach. From the beach, we go to Sirena Station because we need to drop the luggage not required during the hike, so we can start exploring trails.
Hikes are walked at a casual pace to allow time for observation and asking questions. Lunchtime is around 10:30 a.m. for roughly an hour. After resting, another walk takes place until 5:30 p.m. ending at Sirena Station.

 

Second day

We start at 5:00 am with an early walk until 6:30 am when we have breakfast at the Sirena Station. After Breakfast, we go on another walk to explore the trails and do more observations of wildlife until 11:30 that when we have lunch.

After resting for two hours after breakfast, we go out again and come back to the station from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm for dinner.

 

Third day

The next day starts at 5:00 a.m. with a sunrise hike and breakfast at the station at 6:30 a.m. After breakfast, we’ll go to pack everything to have it ready to depart when the time comes. We’ll continue hiking until lunch at the station at 10:30 a.m.

The boat leaves Sirena’s beach from 12:15 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. arriving back at Drake Bay around 2:00 p.m.

  • Entrance fee.
  • Accommodation.
  • Bilingual Tour Guide (English-Spanish)
  • Transportation to Corcovado by boat.
  • Six meals at the Sirena Ranger Station.
  • One meal in town.
  • Baggage carrying; you can bring only what you can carry. We can also take care of your big luggage in town in case it is necessary. Hotels also allow leaving your luggage stored while you go on the tour.
  • Binoculars; the guide brings his binoculars; however, they are for personal use unless the guide decides he wants to lend them.
  • Rubber boots; we have the option to rent rubber boots.
  • Reusable water bottles.
  • Car Parking; It is very safe to leave the car at the beach, as long as you take precautions like not leaving the car underneath a coconut tree, not parking the car in an area where it obstructs the way, or not leaving valuable stuff visible in the car.
  • Private boat; boats are shared, and therefore we must respect the departure times. We can also make the boat service private for an extra cost.
  • Towel.
  • Pick up from your hotel; we do not include hotel pick-up. We depart from the main beach and bring you back to the same place. If your hotel is on the way from Drake Bay to Corcovado National Park, we can pick you up from the nearest suitable beach for a water landing, and you will be dropped off at the same spot on the way back.
  • Taxi service; if you need a taxi at the beginning or at the end of your tour, we can help you get one for an extra fee.
  • Taxes are not included in the price. 
  • Our groups are made of six people + the guide; however, we can make a tour private for an extra cost.
  • Smoking in the park is not allowed.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the park.
  • Bringing food into the park is not allowed (there is a shop at the station where you can buy snacks and natural drinks).
  • Only reusable bottles are allowed into the park.
  • You must walk with your guide all the time (the guide walks first in line).
  • If you consider you will be making long stops, we strongly recommend getting a private tour, the idea of a group tour is to enjoy, and waiting for one person several times during the walk can ruin the whole experience for the group.
  • To get on the boat, we must get to the knees in the water, sometimes a bit higher, and the ocean can get sometimes agitated and splashes of water can get into the boat, you must protect your electronics and other belongings all the time.
  • We are located in the Tropical Rain Forest, it is quite normal to have some rain, so we are the ones deciding when a tour must be canceled because of rain or strong winds.
  • The only option available to sleep at Sirena Ranger Station is in bunk beds. There are two platforms for travelers to sleep, it means that the platforms are shared with other people. If you are susceptible to getting your sleep interrupted by noise, we recommend you bring earplugs. 
  • The timings might not be accurate since we are working in the wild and the weather conditions change, affecting the speed of the boat or the Colectivo service in case you are doing part of the tour on land. The weather conditions can not only impact the timing but how the boat behaves, the boat ride might get very bumpy too. In the case of the Colectivo, the road is not paved, so expect some rivers and holes in the road. 
  • The weather can also modify the timings during the walks.
  • Mention when booking if there is someone in the group who is pregnant to give them a seat in the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).
  • Mention when booking if anyone in the group has back problems to give them a seat at the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).

A Corcovado Tour for one night and two days is focused on wildlife observation, photography, and information about the flora and fauna of the area. Part of this tour is done in the ocean, home to several species of dolphin and seasonal whales. The beautiful coastline is part of the tour and seabirds.

Sirena is the station with more wildlife in Corcovado National Park, and therefore we have chances to see tapirs, two species of wild pig, one species of deer, several species of rodents, two species and anteater, four species of monkey, caimans, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and arthropods.

There are six feline species in Costa Rica, and Corcovado reports four of them so far, however, a cat sight is a rare event, and the ones that are occasionally seen are pumas, and ocelots are seen in fewer opportunities.

With all this, it is extremely necessary to mention that wildlife is unpredictable and that we do not guarantee any specific sighting. 

  • Hiking shoes.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • A towel.
  • Poncho (during the rainy season).
  • Water shoes to get in and out of the boat.
  • A dry bag to protect your electronics, and other belongings.
  • Rubber boots during the wet season.
  • Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Long sleeve t-shirt.
  • Long pants that you can roll up or split to get in and out of the boat, you can change in Sirena Beach too.
  • Swimming clothing (It is not in the program; however, you might go swimming).
  • Bring extra water for the tour (only reusable bottles are allowed into the park, They will not allow you in with non-reusable bottles).
  • Bring a headlamp or hand lamp.

$650 per person (six meals include).

 

$520 per person (one meal included) There is the option to buy meals, snacks, and natural drinks at the station too.

Corcovado Overnight Tour in Sirena Station

three days and two nights

Puerto Jiménez - Carate - Sirena Station - Los Patos Station - Puerto Jiménez

First day

The colectivo departs from Puerto Jimenez to Carate at 5:30 a.m. From Carate, it is one hour along the beach until La Leona station.

From La Leona Ranger Station, it takes around 8 hours to get to Sirena Ranger Station, depending on the tide, by the time the group reaches Sal Si Puedes, which is a piece of beach that gets blocked when the tide is high, making travelers wait until the tide gets low enough to keep going.

Once at Sirena station, the guide helps you get to the spaces where you will be spending the night. Another short walk takes place if there is time and energy for another walk.

The latest you can be outside walking is 6:00 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:00 p.m.

 

Second day

During this day, the walks are short and through the trails around Sirena Station.

The early walk begins at 5:30 a.m. We have breakfast at around 7:00 a.m. The time to return to the station is at 9:00 a.m. for a 30-minute rest. Then, the next walk ends at 11:00 a.m. at the station for lunch.

The rest is for about 2 hours and the next walk takes place. This walk can last until 5:30 p.m. Dinner time is at 6:00 p.m.

 

Third day:

This day, the walk starts at 5:00 a.m. The time to make it to Los Patos Ranger Station is about 9 hours, more or less. This walk is a bit demanding. The guide makes stops along the way for breakfast, rest, lunch, and drinking some water.

Once at Los Patos Ranger Station, a taxi picks the group up and takes you to la Palma, which is a 1-hour ride. From La Palma, it is 20 minutes by taxi to get to Puerto Jiménez.

  • Entrance and sleeping fees.
  • Transportation from Puerto Jimenez to Carate by colectivo.
  • Transportation from Los Patos Station to Puerto Jimenez on the last day.
  • A bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish).
  • Bunk bed, mosquito net, clean blankets, and a pillow.
  • Dinner at the station on the first day.
  • Breakfast, brunch, and dinner at the station on the second day.
  • Breakfast, and brunch to take on the third day.
  • Baggage carrying; you can bring only what you can carry. Hotels also allow leaving your luggage stored while you go on the tour.
  • Binoculars; the guide brings his binoculars; however, they are for personal use unless the guide decides he wants to lend them.
  • Rubber boots; we have the option to rent rubber boots.
  • Reusable water bottles.
  • Car Parking; We can recommend you a private parking lot in Sierpe.
  • Private boat; boats are shared, and therefore we must respect the departure times. We can also make the boat service private for an extra cost.
  • Towel.
  • Pick up from your hotel; we do not include hotel pick-up. We depart from the center of Puerto Jiménez and bring you back to the same place. If your hotel is on the way from Puerto Jiménez to Corcovado National Park, we can pick you up from there. If your hotel is on the way from Corcovado National Park to Puerto Jiménez, we can drop you off there.
  • Taxi service; if you need a taxi at the beginning or at the end of your tour, we can help you get one for an extra fee.
  • Taxes are not included in the price. 
  • Our groups are made of six people + the guide; however, we can make a tour private for an extra cost.
  • Smoking in the park is not allowed.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the park.
  • Bringing food into the park is not allowed (there is a shop at the station where you can buy snacks and natural drinks).
  • Only reusable bottles are allowed into the park.
  • You must walk with your guide all the time (the guide walks first in line).
  • If you consider you will be making long stops, we strongly recommend getting a private tour, the idea of a group tour is to enjoy, and waiting for one person several times during the walk can ruin the whole experience for the group.
  • To get on the boat, we must get to the knees in the water, sometimes a bit higher, and the ocean can get sometimes agitated and splashes of water can get into the boat, you must protect your electronics and other belongings all the time.
  • We are located in the Tropical Rain Forest, it is quite normal to have some rain, so we are the ones deciding when a tour must be canceled because of rain or strong winds.
  • The only option available to sleep at Sirena Ranger Station is in bunk beds. There are two platforms for travelers to sleep, it means that the platforms are shared with other people. If you are susceptible to getting your sleep interrupted by noise, we recommend you bring earplugs. 
  • The timings might not be accurate since we are working in the wild and the weather conditions change, affecting the speed of the boat or the Colectivo service in case you are doing part of the tour on land. The weather conditions can not only impact the timing but how the boat behaves, the boat ride might get very bumpy too. In the case of the Colectivo, the road is not paved, so expect some rivers and holes in the road. 
  • The weather can also modify the timings during the walks.
  • Mention when booking if there is someone in the group who is pregnant to give them a seat in the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).
  • Mention when booking if anyone in the group has back problems to give them a seat at the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).

A Corcovado Tour for two nights and three days is focused on wildlife observation, photography, and information about the flora and fauna of the area. Part of this tour is done in the ocean, home to several species of dolphin and seasonal whales. The beautiful coastline is part of the tour and seabirds.

Sirena is the station with more wildlife in Corcovado National Park, and therefore we have chances to see tapirs, two species of wild pig, one species of deer, several species of rodents, two species of anteater, four species of monkey, caimans, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and arthropods.

There are six feline species in Costa Rica, and Corcovado reports four of them so far, however, a cat sight is a rare event, and the ones that are occasionally seen are pumas, and ocelots are seen in fewer opportunities.

With all this, it is extremely necessary to mention that wildlife is unpredictable and that we do not guarantee any specific sighting. 

  • Hiking shoes.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • A towel.
  • Poncho (during the rainy season).
  • Water shoes to get in and out of the boat.
  • A dry bag to protect your electronics, and other belongings.
  • Rubber boots during the wet season.
  • Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Long sleeve t-shirt.
  • Long pants that you can roll up or split to get in and out of the boat, you can change in Sirena Beach too.
  • Swimming clothing (It is not in the program; however, you might go swimming).
  • Bring extra water for the tour (only reusable bottles are allowed into the park, They will not allow you in with non-reusable bottles).
  • Bring a headlamp or hand lamp.

$690 per person (six meals included).

 

$595 per person (one meal included) There is the option to buy meals, snacks, and natural drinks at the station too.

 

Corcovado Overnight Tour in Sirena Station

three days and two nights

Puerto Jimenez - Carate - Sirena Station - Drake Bay

First day

The colectivo departs from Puerto Jimenez to Carate at 5:30 a.m. From Carate, it is one hour along the beach until La Leona station.

From la Leona station, it is around 8 hours to get to Sirena ranger station depending on the tide by the time the group reaches Sal Si Puedes, which is a piece of beach that gets blocked when the tide is high, making travelers wait until it gets low enough to keep going.

Once at Sirena station, the guide helps you get to the spaces where you will be spending the night. Another short walk takes place if there is time and energy for another walk.

The latest you can be outside walking is until 5:30 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:00 p.m.

 

Second day

During this day, the walks are short and through the paths around the Sirena station.

The early walk begins at 5:30 a.m. Breakfast is at around 6:30 a.m. at the station, then you go out for another walk, returning for lunch at 11.00 a.m. at the station to take your brunch.

The rest is about 2 hours and the next walk is done. This hike can last until 5:30 p.m. Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. at the station.

 

Third day

The walk begins at 5:30 a.m. Breakfast is taken around 6:30 a.m. at the station. The walk starts again at around 9.00 a.m. after you have prepared all the backpacks and are ready to take them with you to the boats when you return from this walk.

Once the backpacks are packed, the guide will take you on another hike to arrive on time to pick up your belongings and go to the boats. The boat trip to Drake Bay starts at 12:30 p.m. The boat trip can last about an hour and a half. Lunch is served in Drake Bay.

  • All the entrance and accommodation fees.
  • A bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish).
  • Transportation from by colectivo from Puerto Jimenez to Carate.
  • Transportation from Sirena beach to Drake Bay (Agujitas town).
  • Bunk bed with clean blankets, a pillow, and a mosquito net
  • Dinner at the station on the first day.
  • Breakfast, brunch, and dinner at the station on the second day.
  • Breakfast at the station on the third day.
  • Lunch in Drake Bay on the third day.
  • Baggage carrying; you can bring only what you can carry. If you consider your Baggage to be too heavy, we can help you get the services of an express to bring your stuff to Drake Bay.
  • Binoculars; the guide brings his binoculars; however, they are for personal use unless the guide decides he wants to lend them.
  • Rubber boots; we have the option to rent rubber boots.
  • Reusable water bottles.
  • Private boat; boats are shared, and therefore we must respect the departure times. We can also make the boat service private for an extra cost.
  • Towel.
  • Pick up from your hotel; we do not include hotel pick-up. We depart from the center in Puerto Jiménez and bring you back to the main beach in Drake Bay. If your hotel is on the way from Puerto Jiménez to Corcovado National Park, we can pick you up from there. If your hotel is on the way from Corcovado National Park, we can drop you off at the nearest suitable beach for a water landing.
  • Taxi service; if you need a taxi at the beginning or at the end of your tour, we can help you get one for an extra fee.
  • Taxes are not included in the price. 
  • Our groups are made of six people + the guide; however, we can make a tour private for an extra cost.
  • Smoking in the park is not allowed.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the park.
  • Bringing food into the park is not allowed (there is a shop at the station where you can buy snacks and natural drinks).
  • Only reusable bottles are allowed into the park.
  • You must walk with your guide all the time (the guide walks first in line).
  • If you consider you will be making long stops, we strongly recommend getting a private tour, the idea of a group tour is to enjoy, and waiting for one person several times during the walk can ruin the whole experience for the group.
  • To get on the boat, we must get to the knees in the water, sometimes a bit higher, and the ocean can get sometimes agitated and splashes of water can get into the boat, you must protect your electronics and other belongings all the time.
  • We are located in the Tropical Rain Forest, it is quite normal to have some rain, so we are the ones deciding when a tour must be canceled because of rain or strong winds.
  • The only option available to sleep at Sirena Ranger Station is in bunk beds. There are two platforms for travelers to sleep, it means that the platforms are shared with other people. If you are susceptible to getting your sleep interrupted by noise, we recommend you bring earplugs. 
  • The timings might not be accurate since we are working in the wild and the weather conditions change, affecting the speed of the boat or the Colectivo service in case you are doing part of the tour on land. The weather conditions can not only impact the timing but how the boat behaves, the boat ride might get very bumpy too. In the case of the Colectivo, the road is not paved, so expect some rivers and holes in the road. 
  • The weather can also modify the timings during the walks.
  • Mention when booking if there is someone in the group who is pregnant to give them a seat in the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).
  • Mention when booking if anyone in the group has back problems to give them a seat at the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).

A Corcovado Tour for two nights and three days is focused on wildlife observation, photography, and information about the flora and fauna of the area. Part of this tour is done in the ocean, home to several species of dolphin and seasonal whales. The beautiful coastline is part of the tour and seabirds.

Sirena is the station with more wildlife in Corcovado National Park, and therefore we have chances to see tapirs, two species of wild pig, one species of deer, several species of rodents, two species of anteater, four species of monkey, caimans, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and arthropods.

There are six feline species in Costa Rica, and Corcovado reports four of them so far, however, a cat sight is a rare event, and the ones that are occasionally seen are pumas, and ocelots are seen in fewer opportunities.

With all this, it is extremely necessary to mention that wildlife is unpredictable and that we do not guarantee any specific sighting. 

  • Hiking shoes.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • A towel.
  • Poncho (during the rainy season).
  • Water shoes to get in and out of the boat.
  • A dry bag to protect your electronics, and other belongings.
  • Rubber boots during the wet season.
  • Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Long sleeve t-shirt.
  • Long pants that you can roll up or split to get in and out of the boat, you can change in Sirena Beach too.
  • Swimming clothing (It is not in the program; however, you might go swimming).
  • Bring extra water for the tour (only reusable bottles are allowed into the park, They will not allow you in with non-reusable bottles).
  • Bring a headlamp or hand lamp.

$665 per person (six meals included).

$575 per person (one meal included) There is the option to buy meals, snacks, and natural drinks at the station too.

 

Corcovado Overnight Tour in Sirena Station

three days and two nights

Sierpe - Sirena Station - Drake Bay - Sierpe

First day

The boat departs towards Drake Bay at 5:00 a.m. where you will take the boat to Sirena Station. The boat ride is around an hour and a half. Once we arrive at Sirena Beach, we will put our shoes on and go on a 30-minute walk to the station. 

We start the walk once the big luggage is stored and you are ready. We come back to the station around 5:30 p.m. Dinners are served at 6:00 p.m.

 

Second day

During this day, the walks are short and through the paths around the Sirena station.

The early walk begins at 5:00 a.m. Breakfast is at around 6.30 a.m. at the station, then you go out for another walk, returning for lunch at 10.30 a.m. at the station.

The rest is about 2 hours and the next walk is done. This hike can last until 5:30 p.m. Dinner is at 6:00 p.m. at the station.

 

Third day

The walk begins at 5:30 a.m. Breakfast is taken around 6:30 a.m. at the station. The walk starts again at around 9:00 a.m. after you have prepared all the backpacks and are ready to take them with you to the boats when you return from this walk.

Brunch is at 11:00 a.m. We must be at the boats at 12:15 p.m. to take the boat back to Drake Bay at 12:30 p.m. Once in Drake Bay, you wait for the colectivo boat that departs at 2:30 p.m.

  • Entrance fee and accommodation.
  • A bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish).
  • Transportation by boat from Sierpe to Sirena Station.
  • Transportation from Sirena Station to Sierpe or Drake Bay.
  • Bunk bed with clean blankets, a pillow, and a mosquito net
  • Brunch and dinner at the station on the first day.
  • Breakfast, brunch, and dinner at the station on the third day.
  • Breakfast and brunch at the station on the third day.

 

  • Baggage carrying; you can bring only what you can carry. Hotels also allow leaving your luggage stored while you go on the tour.
  • Binoculars; the guide brings his binoculars; however, they are for personal use unless the guide decides he wants to lend them.
  • Rubber boots; we have the option to rent rubber boots.
  • Reusable water bottles.
  • Car Parking; We can recommend you a private parking lot in Sierpe.
  • Private boat; boats are shared, and therefore we must respect the departure times. We can also make the boat service private for an extra cost.
  • Towel.
  • Pick up from your hotel; we do not include hotel pick-up. We depart from the main dock and bring you back to the same place. If your hotel is on the way from Sierpe to the river mouth of Sierpe River, we can pick you up and drop you off at the same spot on the way back.
  • Taxi service; if you need a taxi at the beginning or at the end of your tour, we can help you get one for an extra fee.
  • Taxes are not included in the price. 
  • Our groups are made of six people + the guide; however, we can make a tour private for an extra cost.
  • Smoking in the park is not allowed.
  • Alcoholic drinks are not allowed in the park.
  • Bringing food into the park is not allowed (there is a shop at the station where you can buy snacks and natural drinks).
  • Only reusable bottles are allowed into the park.
  • You must walk with your guide all the time (the guide walks first in line).
  • If you consider you will be making long stops, we strongly recommend getting a private tour, the idea of a group tour is to enjoy, and waiting for one person several times during the walk can ruin the whole experience for the group.
  • To get on the boat, we must get to the knees in the water, sometimes a bit higher, and the ocean can get sometimes agitated and splashes of water can get into the boat, you must protect your electronics and other belongings all the time.
  • We are located in the Tropical Rain Forest, it is quite normal to have some rain, so we are the ones deciding when a tour must be canceled because of rain or strong winds.
  • The only option available to sleep at Sirena Ranger Station is in bunk beds. There are two platforms for travelers to sleep, it means that the platforms are shared with other people. If you are susceptible to getting your sleep interrupted by noise, we recommend you bring earplugs. 
  • The timings might not be accurate since we are working in the wild and the weather conditions change, affecting the speed of the boat or the Colectivo service in case you are doing part of the tour on land. The weather conditions can not only impact the timing but how the boat behaves, the boat ride might get very bumpy too. In the case of the Colectivo, the road is not paved, so expect some rivers and holes in the road. 
  • The weather can also modify the timings during the walks.
  • Mention when booking if there is someone in the group who is pregnant to give them a seat in the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).
  • Mention when booking if anyone in the group has back problems to give them a seat at the back of the boat (even if you are booking a trip by car).

A Corcovado Tour for two nights and three days is focused on wildlife observation, photography, and information about the flora and fauna of the area. Part of this tour is done in the ocean, home to several species of dolphin and seasonal whales. The beautiful coastline is part of the tour and seabirds.

Sirena is the station with more wildlife in Corcovado National Park, and therefore we have chances to see tapirs, two species of wild pig, one species of deer, several species of rodents, two species of anteater, four species of monkey, caimans, crocodiles, birds, reptiles, and arthropods.

There are six feline species in Costa Rica, and Corcovado reports four of them so far, however, a cat sight is a rare event, and the ones that are occasionally seen are pumas, and ocelots are seen in fewer opportunities.

With all this, it is extremely necessary to mention that wildlife is unpredictable and that we do not guarantee any specific sighting. 

  • Hiking shoes.
  • Sunscreen.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • A towel.
  • Poncho (during the rainy season).
  • Water shoes to get in and out of the boat.
  • A dry bag to protect your electronics, and other belongings.
  • Rubber boots during the wet season.
  • Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
  • Sunglasses.
  • Long sleeve t-shirt.
  • Long pants that you can roll up or split to get in and out of the boat, you can change in Sirena Beach too.
  • Swimming clothing (It is not in the program; however, you might go swimming).
  • Bring extra water for the tour (only reusable bottles are allowed into the park, They will not allow you in with non-reusable bottles).
  • Bring a headlamp or hand lamp.

$800 per person (seven meals included).

$682 per person (one meal included) There is the option to buy meals, snacks, and natural drinks at the station too.

Corcovado One Day tours

From Drake Bay, Puerto Jiménez, Sierpe, and Uvita.

Corcovado Two Day tours

From Drake Bay, Puerto Jiménez, Sierpe, and Uvita.