PLEASE NOTE: All Corcovado + Cano Island tours MUST be booked in advance! The park only allows 100 people to enter per day and requires us to obtain permits for your entry!
San Pedrillo Station
$100 per person
$80 for kids 12 and under
(Age must match ID. The park guards will check.)
Departure: 7am
Return: ~12:30
Lunch is served upon your return to the lodge
Experience the last coastal primary rainforest on Earth with our passionate guides!
Stare in awe at some of the oldest trees in Costa Rica as spider monkeys drop seeds on you. Take a dip under the roaring waterfall and learn about what makes this ecosystem so unique. The San Pedrillo Station gets the most puma sightings then anywhere on the Osa. Our tours are comprised exclusively of guests staying at the lodge which means you get the benefit of a more intimate experience!
🗸 Small Group Sizes = tailored to your pace
You won't be standing in line to look through the scope. Ask more questions!
🗸 Top Rated Guide with 10+ years in Corcovado
Guide will show you the jungle on a level that you would not see on your own
🗸 Rubber Boots Provided if needed
Meet your Guide
Yasnir Salazar was born and raised just a few kilometers from the lodge in an indigenous community where economic opportunity is scarce. He grew up hunting and fishing in the area and started his career in tourism doing odd jobs at the lodge.
Over the years, he learned to captain the boat and lead tours to Cano Island. Based on the smiles and excitement from anyone who went on an excursion with him, it was evident that he could become one of the top guides in the area.
His upbringing gave him a deep knowledge for the forest, and his positive attitude made him a natural guide. By working at the lodge, he was able to save up for his guiding certification and now he is one of the top rated guides in Corcovado. Yasnir lives onsite although he spends many nights at our overnight camp.
What to expect
Corcovado is the most exclusive national park in Costa Rica with the strictest rules and limitations on how many people can enter, who can guide tours, and activity protocols. Only a select list of local guides are allowed into the park, and the stations are boat access only.
These rules and protocols have saved many critically endangered species on the Osa Peninsula from extinction. This conservation success is an example of the measures that must be taken to save and bring back rainforests and their inhabitants. Up until recently, it was very difficult to spot any large wildlife like a tapir due to overhunting and habitat destruction. Now, the tapir sightings are part of what makes the area so attractive for tourism.
The park is an incredibly special place precisely because it is a wild and undisturbed rainforest. The fact that it is so exclusive and has such strict regulations helps to ensure that it remains that way, providing a haven for critically endangered species and allowing visitors to witness nature in its purest form. While it's true that there's no guarantee of specific animal sightings, visitors to Corcovado can appreciate the beauty and wonder of the rainforest as a whole, and the chance to catch a glimpse of some of its incredible inhabitants is truly a bonus.