Description: The 54,539 hectare Corcovado National Park protects at least 8 distinct habitats, making it the most unique and best remaining Pacific coastal rainforest in Central America! Wildlife is abundant and varied in the park and it is home to Costa Rica's largest population of scarlet macaws. Many important and endangered species are protected here, including tapirs, 5 cat species, crocodiles, peccaries, anteaters, sloths and monkeys. An added attraction to Corcovado is that it is the only park in Costa Rica that has long-distance hiking trails, albeit primitive ones.

We are proud to be able to offer you a short foray into this beautiful, exotic environment. Leaving Bahia Paraiso by boat, you will arrive at San Pedrillo where you will walk on the beach for about 2 km to reach the trail leading into the Park. The trail is primitive and will take about 2-3 hours to complete. There will be refreshment stops along the way as well as a picnic box lunch before returning to the beach and the walk back to the boat in San Pedrillo.

Please note: This tour does require good physical condition as the hiking is strenuous in a very hot and humid climate. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are recommended, as well as light clothing. Don't forget your insect repellent, camera and binoculars.

This tour depends on weather conditions, as the entering and getting out of the boats at San Pedrillo depends on tides and swell. This tour will be cancelled at the last moment if there is any reason to believe that the boat transfer is not safe.