MANGROVES, OCEAN, AND RAINFOREST IN ONE EXPERIENCE
The journey begins through the Térraba-Sierpe Wetlands, a Ramsar site of international importance and one of Central America's most significant mangrove ecosystems, before reaching Corcovado National Park.
WILDLIFE VIEWING AT SIRENA STATION
Sirena’s trails offer some of the best wildlife viewing opportunities in Costa Rica. During the guided hike, visitors may encounter monkeys, coatis, sloths, scarlet macaws, tapirs, reptiles, and a remarkable variety of tropical birds.
NAVIGATION ALONG THE OSA PENINSULA
The boat journey to Corcovado passes through some of the most spectacular coastal landscapes in Costa Rica’s South Pacific. Depending on the season, dolphins and humpback whales may be spotted along the way.
ECOTOURISM AND RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL
This experience follows the conservation guidelines established by Costa Rica’s National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC), with certified naturalist guides and controlled visitor access to help protect this unique ecosystem.
DIRECT ACCESS FROM UVITA AND THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST
Departing from Sierpe makes this one of the most convenient ways for travelers staying along the South Pacific Coast to visit Corcovado National Park without traveling to Puerto Jiménez or Drake Bay first.
This experience promotes responsible tourism practices through local partnerships, adherence to wildlife observation guidelines, and activities related to Costa Rica’s natural and cultural heritage.
