Survive, Explore and Transform: The Ultimate Jungle Expedition

• Morning: Board a local flight from San José to Drake Bay, where our team greets you. Transfer to your jungle-adjacent accommodation.
• Afternoon (14:00): Travel to a private property bordering the rainforest for team-building, basic physical tests, and WFR activities.
• Initiation Ceremony: We can’t unveil the specifics, but you’ll sense immediately that this is no ordinary tour—it’s a threshold into transformation, marked by shared intent and a hint of ancient ritual.
• Evening: After dinner, pack essentials—we provide your 50L backpack, hammocks, meals, WFR items, and other gear. Our staff will guide you through color-coding, drybag usage, and the skill sets you’ll need in the coming days.

Key Takeaway: You’ll set foot on the path of collective trust, preparing mentally and physically for the challenges ahead.

• Early Start (05:20): Breakfast, then boat transfer to Sirena Station in Corcovado National Park.
• Hiking (8 km): Delve into the rich wildlife—scarlet macaws, tapirs, spider monkeys—and discover the hidden ecological web where every being connects in harmony.
• Skill Focus: Forest ecology, pace counting, dead reckoning, and basic land navigation.
• Night: Sleep at Sirena Camp, absorbing the calls of the rainforest under starlit skies.

Key Takeaway: This gentle intro to Corcovado merges the wonder of wildlife with your first steps in navigation—an essential skill for deeper jungle immersion.

• Dawn Departure: Brace for a 25 km trek across dense rainforest, crossing three rivers.
• Skill Focus: Advanced land navigation, wildlife tracking, sharpening senses akin to a predator’s awareness.
• Night: Arrive at camp. Over dinner, delve into native cosmovision from an anthropological lens—tribalism, social dynamics, and archetypal roles like the warrior, shaman, artist, or wizard.

Key Takeaway: A leap in physical endurance, culminating in a deeper understanding of ancient tribal structures and how they reflect our own social patterns.

• Pre-Dawn (05:00): Depart in semi-darkness, hiking ~2.5 hours to a Gnobe village.
• Morning: Breakfast with the community; observe their customs, philosophies, and everyday wisdom.
• Afternoon: Trek to the highest point of the Osa Peninsula. Lunch in the jungle en route.
• Evening: Camp set-up, jungle survival training, and WFR modules—fire-building, bleeding control, mindful stillness in the dark.
• Night: Sleep in a self-made jungle camp (hammocks), learning the primitive skill of silent observation under the rainforest’s nocturnal chorus.

Key Takeaway: Merging community interaction with an escalation of survival skills. The night unveils your capacity for composure in the wild.

• All-Day Hike (8 hours): Ascend the Osa’s summit region, navigating pristine, uncharted jungles.
• Camp by a River: Gather around the fire with our local guide Pítico, who shares stories of life in nature’s purest form.
• Workshop: Self-rescue with ropes & knots (led by David). Strengthen mental resilience through undisclosed exercises.
• Night: Hammock camp again, pushing deeper into survival mode and forging an unbreakable bond with your environment.

Key Takeaway: Confront isolation and harness newfound resilience and rope-based self-rescue methods—solidifying your confidence for the challenges ahead.

• Early Morning: Dismantle camp, pack gear into dry bags.
• Expedition: Follow the river downstream—swimming, walking hip-deep currents, rappelling unknown waterfalls, scrambling through canyons.
• Landscape: Towering rocks, hidden pools, untouched vistas of raw jungle beauty.
• Night: Another camp-based session on anthropology, ancestral philosophies, and local plant medicines. We piece together the bigger picture of nature, spirit, and mind.

Key Takeaway: A full-sensory immersion in the river’s embrace, showcasing advanced survival and trust in your collective.

• Morning Silence (4 hours): Hike in complete quiet, detoxing mental chatter for the ceremony ahead.
• Arrival: Reach Alfredo’s hidden oasis, where he has lived in solitude for 40 years. He shares profound insights on stillness and longevity in the wild.
• Afternoon Ceremony: Joined by a special guest schooled in ancient native culture, we embark on a deep sensory ritual—aromas, vibrations, and the power of tribal plants. This immersive rite merges your detoxed brain (free from digital overstimulation) with the primordial rhythms of the rainforest.
• Night: Group reflection under the stars, grounding the lessons of this 5-hour cere­mony in the safety of our shelter.

Key Takeaway: A day of inward gaze, guided by Alfredo’s unwavering presence and enhanced by an altered sensory experience that crystallizes your transformation.

• Morning: Emerge from camp with renewed energy—feeling at one with your body, spirit, and the jungle.
• Hike: The path back to the ocean feels almost effortless, as if the rainforest now works with you instead of against.
• Evening: Return to civilization for a gala ceremony.
• Token of Achievement: You’ll receive a memento symbolizing your trials, survival, and induction into the Sukia community.

Key Takeaway: Having crossed every threshold—physical, emotional, spiritual—you now carry the elixir of the rainforest.

• Morning: Final goodbye to the team. Transfer to the local flight back to San José.
• Reflection: This marks the end of our shared journey—but the start of a lifelong transformation you’ll continue to embody wherever you go.

Key Takeaway: The adventure may conclude, yet the forest’s whispers remain with you, shaping your renewed outlook on life.