Leaving Dominical,heading south along the Pacific coast.When we arrive in Sierpe, we’ll enjoy an exquisite breakfast (not included). Later we’ll begin a voyage in boat through the imposing Térraba River mangrove, one of the largest in Central America. These mangroves are inhabited by many species of birds, especially water birds, as well as reptiles (including the America crocodile)four species of monkeys (including the rare squirrel monkey) and snakes such as the Green Tree Boa. Once we leave the mouth of the Sierpe River, we’ll see one of the most incredible landscapes in Costa Rica: Violins Island, in Drake Bay, and the Marenco biological station. Here experts study the tropical rainforest. You’ll enjoy the scenic beauty of the Osa Peninsula as we make our way to our next destination: Corcovado. Along the way, with a little luck, we’ll see humpback whales, false killer whales and dolphins. Once in the park, our naturalist guide will take us on a 3 hour and 30 minute hike through the park’s trails.Our final stop will be the ranger station, where we’ll have a delicious light lunch outdoors, all the while surrounded by impressive flora and fauna.
INCLUDES:Boat and land transportation, naturalist guide, lunch and park entrance fees
DURATION:12 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.

We'll leave Dominical, heading south along the Pacific coast. When we arrive in Sierpe, we'll enjoy an exquisite breakfast (not included). Later we'll begin a voyage in boat through the imposing Terraba River mangrove, one of the largest in Central America. These mangroves are inhabited by many species of birds, especially water birds, as well as reptiles (including the American crocodile), four species of monkeys (including the rare squirrel monkey) and snakes such as the Green Tree Boa. Once we leave the mouth of the Sierpe River, we'll see one of the most incredible landscapes in Costa Rica: Violins Island, in Drake Bay, and the Osa Peninsula's coast. Our next stop will be Cano Island, one of Costa Rica's best diving sites, famous for its crystalline waters and high visibility. Our dive instructor and guide will take us to several sites on the island, where we'll make our first dive. At the end we'll return to the island, where we'll relax with lunch at the ranger station. Then, after a brief rest, we'll make another dive after which we'll head back, relishing in having lived the unique experience of admiring the underwater beauty of the Southern Pacific
INCLUDES:Land and boat transportation, naturalist guide, lunch, park entrance fees, snorkeling equipment, dive master and scuba equipment
DURATION:11 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.
IMPORTANT:Waiver is required.Certified license is required.
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS ARE NOT ALLOWED.

We’ll leave Dominical, heading south along the Pacific coast. When we arrive in Sierpe, we’ll enjoy an exquisite breakfast (not included). Later we’ll begin a voyage in boat through the imposing Térraba River mangrove, one of the largest in Central America. These mangroves are inhabited by many species of birds, especially water birds, as well as reptiles (including the American crocodile), four species of monkeys (including the rare squirrel monkey) and snakes such as the Green Tree Boa. When we leave the mouth of the Sierpe River, we’ll see one of the most incredible landscapes in Costa Rica: Violins Island, in Drake Bay, and the Osa Peninsula’s coast. Once we’re out in open seas, we’ll begin our search for five species of dolphins, sea turtles and whales. There is no better region in Costa Rica for spotting whales and dolphins in the Southern Pacific. Generally, the best times are June to October and January to March. Among the most abundant species that we might find are false killer, humpback and pilot whales. Five species of dolphins may play with us and follow our boat, including the famous bottlenose dolphin and the spinner dolphin, which makes graceful pirouettes in the air.

Alter a delicious lunch, we’ll head back, taking with us the rich memories of sharing with these magnificent creatures.

INCLUDES:Land and boat transportation, naturalist guide, lunch and park entrance fees DURATION:11 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.
Children over 7 years pay as an adult.

Heading out in the morning for Piñuelas Beach. Along the way we'll stop to check out birds and other species of local fauna, as well as the beautiful scenery that the Pacific Ocean offers us.
Once we're at the beach, our professional guide will teach us about the park, its history, flora and fauna. Later, our guide will give us safety instructions and show us how to use a kayak.
We'll travel on the ocean for around an hour and a half, until we arrive at famous Ballena Island for a light lunch of fruits and beverages. After lunch we'll tour to the caves. The island boasts several formations that our guide will explain in detail. This is a complete adventure in Ballena Marine Park.
INCLUDES:Land and boat transportation, naturalist guide, fruits and beverages, kayaking and snorkeling equipment, park entrance fees
DURATION:4 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.
AM DEPARTURES.

In the morning hours we'll head to the Hatillo mangroves, near Guapil Beach. Along the way we can observe animals like monkeys, toucans and sloths.
First, our guide will give a talk about the importance of the ecosystem and microclimate of this area. Then guide will explain how to use the kayak, along with basic safety tips. All of this will make our experience enriching and safe.
We'll begin the adventure by gently paddling for 3 hours, where we'll be surprised by the fascinating habitat composed of a wide range of flora and fauna that are typical in the Southern Pacific.
INCLUDES:Land transportation, naturalist guide and kayaking equipment
DURATION:4 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.
AM DEPARTURES.
IMPORTANT:The time of the excursion depends on tides.Children under 10 years old are not allowed. Waiver is required.
Children from 0-9 are not allowed. Children over 10 years pay as an adult.

Leaving Dominical, heading south along the Pacific coast. When we arrive in Sierpe, we'll enjoy an exquisite breakfast (not included).
Later we'll begin a voyage in boat through the imposing Terraba River mangrove, one of the largest in Central America. These mangroves are inhabited by many species of birds, especially water birds, as well as reptiles (including the American crocodile), four species of monkeys (including the rare squirrel monkey) and snakes such as the Green Tree Boa.
Once we leave the mouth of the Sierpe River, we'll see one of the most incredible landscapes in Costa Rica: Violins Island, in Drake Bay, and the Osa Peninsula's coast. Then we'll arrive at our destination: Cano Island.
At this magnificent place we can enjoy a session of snorkeling in the island's crystalline waters. For the second part of our tour, we have several options: 1) Take the paths to the archeological cemetery, where we'll find the famous stone spheres made by previous indigenous inhabitants; 2) Another session of snorkeling; 3) Relax on the beach, tan, go swimming or read a book. Whatever you choose to do, you'll enjoy an unforgettable day. Finally, we'll return to terra firma and to the hotel.

INCLUDES:Land and boat transportation, naturalist guide, lunch, entrance fees to the park and snorkeling equipment.
DURATION:12 hours
WHAT TO BRING:Swimsuit, towel, comfortable shoes, sun cream, hat, insect repellent, light clothing, camera, binoculars, film and extra clothes.
IMPORTANT:Waiver is required.