Corcovado National Park – Sirena Station

This is a professionally guided tour into the heart of the rainforest at Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park. After an early breakfast, you leave for the Sirena Ranger Station, known for its abundant wildlife at Corcovado National Park, about a 45 minute boat ride from Drake Bay.

The crown jewel of Costa Rica’s rainforests and the most biologically intense place on earth, Corcovado National Park is home to 400 species of birds, 140 mammals, 116 species of amphibians and reptiles, 500 species of trees and 6000 species of insects. Corcovado National Park protects several endangered species including jaguar, puma, scarlet macaw, crocodiles, tapir, poison dart and golden frogs and the harpy eagle.

You may also see squirrel monkeys, spider monkeys, white faced monkeys as well as howler monkeys, toucans, two-toed and three-toed sloths, agoutis, giant anteaters, black hawks, spectacled owls, hummingbirds, golden-orb spiders, numerous species of butterflies, coatimundis, crocodiles, peccaries (wild pigs), snakes, lizards, and insects.

This tour starts at 6:00 am or 8:15, depending on availability, and you will return to your hotel around 2:00 pm. or 4:30 pm. Bring hiking boots and wear fast drying clothing. You will be getting in and out of a boat at the beach so you might want to wear sandals and bring your hiking boots with you. Lunch is served at the Ranger’s station.

This is a medium activity tour as you will be hiking through the rainforest for several hours.

Please bring sandals or water shoes for the beach landings, hiking or tennis shoes for the hikes, shorts, t-shirt, sunblock, water bottle (NO single use plastic), and a picture of your passport.

There are limited numbers of tickets sold per day so advance reservations are highly recommended. Park fees are non-refundable. 

Please check with us for availability before paying for your reservation! If you pay and there are no tickets available, there is a $20 service fee per person. Email us at info@drakebayexperts.com 

If you really want to dive deep into Corcovado National Park, check out our Overnight Tour!