You spend three days on the Corcovado route, with one night at Sirena and one at Camp Site San Pedrillo. The week also includes Tamandua canyoning, Caño Island snorkeling, a guided night walk and Sierpe's mangroves.

It is one connected journey, with time to stay in the forest after the day visitors leave. Explore the seven chapters.

Expect several hours on foot, heat, humidity, mud, roots and uneven ground. Sirena's wildlife walks are slower; the San Pedrillo and Los Planes sections are more demanding. Canyoning involves wet, uneven terrain.

Tell us about your hiking experience, comfort in water and any mobility concerns. For families, share the children's ages and experience. Our team will help confirm whether this route is a good fit before you book.

Every option includes two expedition nights: one at Sirena and one at Camp Site San Pedrillo. These are simple, shared forest stays, not private hotel rooms.

With Basic, you arrange the other four nights in Drake Bay. Standard adds a shared room at Sukia Hostel; Premium adds a private room in Drake Bay. The private-room choice does not change the two forest nights. Compare accommodation options.

Basic includes meals during the Corcovado expedition. With Standard or Premium, the week's plan includes 6 breakfasts, 5 lunches and 3 dinners.

Day 1: dinner. Days 2–3: breakfast, lunch and dinner. Days 4–6: breakfast and lunch. Day 7: breakfast. Meals outside that plan, including dinners on days 4, 5 and 6, are at your own expense.

Arrival can be arranged through Sierpe Dock or Drake Bay Airport. If you are already in Drake Bay, tell us where you are staying. Standard and Premium include pickup and drop-off at those arrival points.

The planned day-seven route finishes in Sierpe after the mangrove tour. Confirm your meeting point, timing and onward connection with our team before buying transport. Transfers to other destinations require a separate quote.

The itinerary includes snorkeling at Caño Island and moving through a river canyon in Tamandua. Tell us before booking if you cannot swim, are nervous in open water or have concerns about wet terrain.

Our team needs to confirm suitability and the arrangements for your group. Swimming takes place only where permitted and when your guide considers conditions suitable; please do not assume every pool or river is safe to enter.

Bring a manageable trail backpack, shoes with good grip, quick-drying clothes, rain protection, a refillable water bottle, a headlamp and swimwear. Protect spare clothes and electronics from rain and spray.

Confirm with us what you need to carry and where your larger bag can stay while you are in Corcovado. Ask about your flight's baggage allowance separately; do not plan to bring a suitcase along the forest trails.

Rain is part of the rainforest experience. Heavy rain, river levels, sea conditions and park restrictions can change the route, timing or an activity.

Follow your guide's assessment and confirm seasonal access for your dates. The itinerary is the planned journey, not a guarantee that every stop will operate in all conditions. Ask how any change would affect your reservation.

No wild animal sighting is guaranteed. More time in the forest gives you more opportunities to observe, but no promise of a tapir, jaguar, turtle or any other species.

Your guide helps you notice sounds, tracks and movement while keeping a respectful distance. The forest, rivers and ocean are the experience—not a fixed wildlife checklist.

Corcovado outings generally have up to 6 guests on overnights and 8 on day trips. Group arrangements can differ for other activities. Ask us to confirm your departure's group size and guiding language.

Tell us about allergies and dietary requirements before booking. We will check what each kitchen can provide; not every request can be accommodated in remote locations.

Send your dates, number of travelers and preferred lodging option through our booking page. Corcovado permits, overnight spaces and accommodation must be checked for your dates.

Your booking starts as a reservation request. Review the confirmed itinerary, inclusions, final price and payment conditions before paying. If you need a different arrangement, contact our team first.

Read our Terms and Conditions and ask our team to confirm the cancellation and date-change conditions for your reservation in writing before paying.

Deposits, park permits and accommodation may have non-refundable conditions. A new date also depends on available permits and rooms; contact us before changing your travel arrangements.