One of the most magical places in Costa Rica is the Osa Peninsula. Famous for the largest national park in the country, a lush rain forest and incredible coastlines, the Peninsula de Osa contains so much biodiversity that renown researchers, conservationists and scientists visit specifically to study the flora and fauna. Since the Peninsula is so […]
Corcovado National Park Sirena Station Overnight and Day Trips
Sirena Station is the most popular station in the incredible Corcovado National Park for visitors to hike through the rainforest and beach trails to see wildlife and nature. Visitors can take a day trip to Sirena Station or opt for an even more immersive experience in one of the most bio-diverse places in the world […]
How to Get to Bahia Drake: Taking the Boat from Sierpe to Drake Bay
Sitting in the northwest corner of the Osa Peninsula, Drake Bay offers visitors a peaceful and nature filled stay for those looking to get away from all signs of modern city life. It’s a tiny remote town and getting there is half the fun due to its remote location. If you’re visiting Drake Bay, read […]
Drake Bay: How to Plan An Unforgettable Trip
As a beautiful lush bay in the incredible Osa Peninsula, Drake Bay offers a magical experience to visitors looking to relax, get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, and soak up as much nature as possible. If that sounds like a place you want to visit, then here is our guide to […]
Tranquilo Lodge: Modern Luxury in the Rainforests of Drake Bay
Drake Bay is one of the most remote places in Costa Rica, tucked away in the northwest side of the Osa Peninsula. The location makes Drake Bay a sought after destination for visitors who want to get away from it all. For those who want to enjoy all Drake Bay has to offer without sacrificing […]
Cocos Island National Park: Treasure & Sharks on the Most Beautiful Island in the World
One of Costa Rica’s most remote, wild and intense places is Cocos Island National Park. This isolated oceanic island, located 550 kilometers (340 miles) off the Pacific coast is a safe haven for marine wildlife, specifically sharks. As an uninhabited island covered in tropical rain and cloud forest with a famously rich history, Cocos Island […]