The lodge is located about 25 Kms. from the Corcovado National Park, which is the most remote and sought after park in the system. We can arrange guided overnight hikes through the park as well as day excursions in through Carate, on the Pacific coast.

General description

• Park size; 108,022 acres protected.
• Eight distinct habitats ranging from mountain forests to marshes and swampland.
• Scientists have already identified over 500 species of trees, 285 birds, 139 mammals, 116 amphibians and reptiles, and 16 species of fresh water fish.
• Over 4000 millimeters of rain fall per year, over 100 inches per year!
• National Geographic Foundation declared the Osa Peninsula as one of the best biological spots on the earth.
• Exotic creatures indigenous to the Corcovado National Park, including, Scarlet Macaws, Tapirs, Crocodiles, Blue Morphis, Howler, Spider Capuchin and Squirrel monkeys.
• The giant Jaguar as well as three other species of cats not to mention the Harpy Eagle, the worlds largest bird of prey, capable of lifting sloth's as well as monkeys and large estuary fish.
• Poison dart frogs abound.
• To hike across the entire park can take up to three days with over night camping at the ranger stations at La Leona and Sirrena.