Sierpe-Térraba Mangrove Tour

Navigate the channels of the Sierpe-Térraba Wetland, the largest protected mangrove area in Central America, and discover crocodiles, caimans, monkeys and hundreds of birds.

Four species of mangrove grow here: black, red, tea and white mangrove. As you navigate, your naturalist guide will point out crocodiles, caimans, turtles, monkeys and snakes. The mangroves are also a paradise for birdwatchers.

Mangroves are amazing plants, with long roots that evolved to survive in salt water with little oxygen. They attract large colonies of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and aquatic life.

What to bring

Sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat or cap, a reusable water bottle and a camera or binoculars.

Minimum 4 participants.

Night Tour in Drake Bay

Experience the nighttime transformation of the rainforest on a guided night walk, as countless exotic creatures begin their day.

Our naturalist guides will introduce you to the sounds, sights and smells of the jungle’s nocturnal residents, and share fascinating facts about the reptiles, amphibians, insects and arachnids you can observe.

Common sightings include moths, frogs, sleeping birds, snakes, owls and other species that live in the middle layer of the canopy.

What to bring

Rubber boots, long pants and insect repellent. We provide a flashlight, but a spare one is useful. Don't forget your camera and binoculars.

Birdwatching Tour

More than 350 bird species live in the region. Our expert guides will help you spot rare and endemic species of the Osa Peninsula on a short, low-impact tour.

The tour adapts to your interests. If you are looking for a particular species, ask our guides: some are easier to see at specific times of day.

Activity level: easy, although the terrain is not flat. Minimum age: 6 years.

What to bring

Walking shoes, sunscreen, a hat, drinking water and, ideally, a long-sleeve shirt and long pants. Don't forget your binoculars.

Minimum 2 participants.