Osa Peninsula
Wild Jungle
Courtesy of Lapa Rios
National Geographic called it "the most biologically intense place on Earth." The Osa Peninsula protects primary rainforest where scarlet macaws, tapirs, and all four Costa Rican monkey species thrive.
We also reach Corcovado, Drake Bay, and Caño Island off the Osa Peninsula, from Puerto Jiménez.
December to April (dry season)
3-4 nights recommended
Wildlife Enthusiasts, Adventure Seekers, Birdwatchers, Eco-Travelers
Remote eco-lodges accessible by small plane.
Lapa Rios
Pioneer eco-lodge on a private reserve.
- 1,000-acre reserve
- Private trails
- Conservation leadership
Pacuare Lodge
Rafting access to remote riverside luxury.
- Rafting in/out
- Canopy suites
- Indigenous experiences
El Remanso
Wildlife-focused lodge on the Osa.
- Waterfalls
- Wildlife
- Jungle setting
Jungle-fresh ingredients in the most remote setting.
- Dinner by candlelight in the jungle
- Farm tour at Lapa Rios
- Breakfast with scarlet macaws
- Picnic at a waterfall
Primary rainforest sounds and sights.
- Dawn chorus of the jungle
- Tapir encounter at dusk
- Scarlet macaws flying over dinner
Luxury Properties in Osa Peninsula
Exceptional properties in Osa Peninsula, selected for their distinction and service
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