Osa Peninsula is worldwide known as one of the sites with the most natural richness in the planet. Its developing model is ecological-oriented tourism, and it makes the Southern Pacific the paradise for anyone who wishes to enjoy responsible tourism and visit exuberant locations.
One of the main attractions of the Southern area is the presence of whales coming from the Northern and Southern Hemisphere during different times of the year. Golfo Dulce offers the necessary conditions for whales to feed their calves and themselves and rest safely for a few months.
Close to the Corcovado National Park, small communities such as Drake have become not only resting points for our visitors, but also a magnificent region of incredible landscapes yet to discover.
Considered by National Geographic as the most biological intense site in the world, Corcovado National Park holds, taking into account the flora and fauna species known until today, around 2.5% of the global biodiversity. Truly adventurous hiking and birdwatching are some of the activities that this paradise has to offer.