The Osa Peninsula was named one of the most biodiverse places on the planet by National Geographic, and it will become crystal clear why this is as soon as you arrive. Howler monkeys roaring in the surrounding rainforest, scarlet macaws chattering while they have breakfast in the almond trees, and small mammals scurrying around in the leaf litter below. Humpback Whales travel from the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere to birth their calves. This really is a tropical paradise, and an untouched natural world just waiting to be explored.
While staying in this beautiful paradise, you can explore hiking trails, waterfalls, whale and dolphin watching, horseback riding, and many other excursions. Your trip coordinator will be happy to coordinate any add-on experiences so that you have an opportunity to see what the Golfo Dulce has to offer.
You’ll be staying in a private off-grid home withing walking distance to a pristine palm tree lined beach. The home sleeps four adults, has a full kitchen, a large wrap around deck and overlooks a small garden where you’ll see a variety of birds. Two species of monkeys visit the property almost daily and you can easily observe them from the deck. Nearby are two restaurants, a couple waterfalls and hiking trails through the jungle.
This trip includes:
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6 Nights/7 Days In the Golfo Dulce
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Quick transport to and from the San Jose airport
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Great add-on adventures
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Private accommodations in nature's playground within walking distance of a private beach
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$1,650 per person value
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This trip does not include:
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International flight to San Jose, Costa Rica
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Travel Insurance
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Non-Transferrable
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
All forms of outdoor recreation have a higher level of risk than most ordinary activities, and therefore can be potentially hazardous and/or dangerous. This includes hiking/walking trails and especially off-trail adventure hiking. Risk is always a factor in hiking and off-trail adventure hiking, especially when weather is adverse or unpredictable, or when unforeseen events or conditions create a hazardous condition. There are many risks, both natural and/or man-made, that could lead to injury or death while hiking, especially while off-trail adventure hiking.
For these reasons, it is the responsibility of our guests to learn the necessary skills for safe hiking and off-trail adventure hiking. All participants must assume responsibility for their own actions and safety, exercise sound judgment, be prepared for all conditions, and seek advice on current weather and current trail conditions. These conditions change from day to day, and from season to season.