Corcovado Tour-1Day Trip Options
From Drake Bay, Puerto Jimenez & Sierpe
Corcovado Overnight Tours and Day Tours is a section dedicated to all activities that are possible to do in Corcovado National Park. If you do not find an activity the fits to needs, just let us know and we will put it together for you.
Day Trip Corcovado National Park Sirena Station-1 Day
(Beginning and finishing in Drake Bay)
This trip begins from Drake Bay at 6:00 am for a 50-minute boat ride to Sirena beach, the entrance to Corcovado National Park. Here we’ll briefly prepare ourselves and begin our hike in the surrounding of the Sirena forests.
We’ll take a break at Sirena Station where restrooms are available. Lunch is at Sirena Station and the boat departs back to Drake Bay at around Around 12:00 pm. We’ll return to Drake Bay around 2:00 pm.
- Bilingual tour guide.
- Picnic lunch.
- Water.
- Fruit snack.
- Entrance fee to the park.
- Transportation to Corcovado by boat.
- Closed-toed shoes.
- Sunscreen.
- Mosquito repellent.
- Poncho (during the rainy season).
- Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
- Snacks.
- Sunglasses.
- Bring extra water for the tour.
Who can do this tour?
This activity is flat most of it and done at a slow pace, however, there are parts where you would need to make some effort to go up a couple of meters.
During the heavy part of the wet season, it can be muddy depending on how the rain has fallen down during the last days.
It is recommendable for the ones that consider that this activity would be a bit challenging to get a private tour guide.
Corcovado National Park Day Trip San Pedrillo Station-1 Day
(Beginning and finishing in Drake Bay)
The Corcovado National Park day trip San Pedrillo Station begins in Drake Bay at 6:00 am for a 30-minute boat ride to the San Pedrillo beach entrance of Corcovado National Park. After a brief stop at the San Pedrillo station (restrooms available), we’ll continue with a walk through the San Pedrillo trails.
We’ll return to the station for lunch around 12:15 pm and depart by boat shortly thereafter at 1:00. The boat arrives at Drake Bay at 1:30 pm.
- A bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish).
- Picnic lunch.
- Water.
- Fruit.
- Entrance fee to the park.
- Transportation to Corcovado by boat.
- Closed-toed shoes.
- Sunscreen.
- Mosquito repellent.
- Poncho (during the rainy season).
- Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
- Snacks.
- Sunglasses.
- Bring extra water for the tour.
- Make sure you book this activity one month in advance since the spaces are sold mostly one month in advance.
Is this activity difficult to do?
This activity is done mostly in flat terrain. San Pedrillo becomes a bit muddy during the wet season but it is still doable for people of all ages however if you consider that you need to walk slow and take it easy we recommend booking a private tour.
Corcovado National Park Day Trip From Sierpe Town-1 Day
(Beginning and finishing in Sierpe)
This tour starts at 7.00 AM fro La Perla del Sur Restaurant, it takes 30 minutes for the boat to reach the ocean thru the biggest mangrove of Central America, Sierpe Mangrove forest, the way in the ocean lasts around 60 minutes more along the coast, during this time you might see whales, dolphins, turtles, sea birds, and other surprises.
Once in Sirena Beach, you get your shoes on and get ready to start walking thru the trails of Sire Station, Corcovado National Park is the only one place in Costa Rica where you could see all 4 different species of monkeys during a tour, tapirs, pumas, anteaters are no strangers either.
Lunchtime is at 11.oo AM at the restaurant of Sirena Station, The station has toilets and a little store where you can buy cookies, seeds, chocolate, among others.
The walk keeps going after lunch and a little rest. The departing time is at 3.00 pm from Sirena beach. The estimated time getting back to Sierpe Town is 2 hours.
- A bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish).
- Picnic lunch.
- Water.
- Fruit.
- Entrance fee to the park.
- Transportation to Corcovado by boat.
- Closed-toed shoes.
- Sunscreen.
- Mosquito repellent.
- Poncho (during the rainy season).
- Long socks, if you have tall rubber boots.
- Snacks.
- Sunglasses.
- Bring extra water for the tour.
- Make sure you book this activity one month in advance since the spaces are sold mostly one month in advance.
Is this activity difficult to do?
This activity is done mostly in flat terrain. San Pedrillo becomes a bit muddy during the wet season but it is still doable for people of all ages however if you consider that you need to walk slow and take it easy we recommend booking a private tour.
