In a country known for its natural wonders, the Osa Peninsula represents a singular experience, with breathtaking views and the country’s most abundant wildlife.
One third of the peninsula is made up of protected rainforest in Corcovado National Park. Largely undisturbed by humans, this area offers the best chance of spotting endangered species like jaguars and the Baird’s tapir.
Hikes reveal toucans and scarlet macaws, but just sitting and observing from the deck of a lodge offers views of howler and spider monkeys. Lodges here put you on the edge of the country’s wildest region yet offer up luxury, impeccable service, and value and Corcovado.