Corcovado Sirena Station Day Tour from Drake Bay

The Corcovado Sirena Station day tour is one of the most rewarding wildlife experiences in all of Costa Rica. Departing from Drake Bay on the Osa Peninsula, this full-day excursion takes you deep into Corcovado National Park, home to one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems on the planet. The destination: Sirena Ranger Station, the beating heart of Corcovado and the best place in the park to spot wildlife up close.

Corcovado National Park is widely considered by National Geographic as the most biologically intense place on Earth. The Sirena Station sits at the confluence of two rivers and the ocean, creating a unique habitat where tapirs, jaguars, scarlet macaws, spider monkeys, and hundreds of other species are regularly spotted. The Corcovado Sirena Station tour gives you direct access to these trails, guided by a certified bilingual naturalist who knows the park inside out.

Itinerary:
The tour begins with a scenic one-hour boat ride from Drake Bay to Sirena Ranger Station. Upon arrival, your expert guide will lead you on an immersive hike through the primary rainforest for approximately 5 hours. Keep your eyes peeled for tapirs grazing along the riverbanks, poison dart frogs on the forest floor, and the iconic scarlet macaws overhead.

Following the hike, a delicious lunch is served at Sirena Ranger Station, giving you time to rest and enjoy the surroundings before the boat ride back to Drake Bay, arriving in the afternoon.

What’s Included:
• Round-trip boat transportation: Drake Bay – Sirena – Drake Bay
• ICT Certified Bilingual Naturalist Guide
• Corcovado National Park entrance fees
• Lunch at Sirena Ranger Station
• Snacks and drinking water

Departure times: 6:00 AM or 8:15 AM from Drake Bay. We recommend the early departure for the best wildlife sightings.

Note: This tour departs from Drake Bay on the Osa Peninsula. The National Park does not allow any changes, cancellations, or refunds once tickets are issued, as all passes have names and passport numbers on them.