Corcovado National Park (Sirena Station)

National Geographic has called it the most intense place in the world, biologically
speaking, and it is estimated that no other place in the world (has a similar extension) and
a greater biological diversity. Corcovado National Park is a paradisiacal site of 52,000
hectares, with primary and secondary forest, beaches and waterfalls, and spring waterfalls
in a tropical climate. In this park you can observe more than a hundred different types of
birds and other animals in their own habitat, such as sloth bears, such as three-toed and
two-toed sloths, coatis, tapirs, anteaters, dart frogs (poisonous and dart frogs, white-faced
monkeys, and an endangered species: the howler monkey. During the tour you
will search for whales and dolphins (if in season).

A $20 deposit per person is required to book and balances must be paid directly to the
tour company the day of the activity.

Start time: 5AM. Tour

Duration: 14 hours.

Includes: Water transportation, whale watching and entrance fees to the park ranger stations, bilingual guide, lunch and beverages, fruits, and tour through the different trails.

What to Bring: Sunscreen, insect repellent, raincoat, closed shoes or boots, shorts or
long pants, hat or cap, special and necessary medications, bring water.

Cancellation Policy: Subjet to availability, cancellations less than 24 hours in advance will be charged a $60
deposit per person. No shows will be charged 100%.