Corcovado National Park and the Osa Peninsula need no introduction. Famously labeled by National Geographic as ‘the most biologically intense place on earth’ it has become a mecca for nature and wildlife enthusiasts alike. It is the best place in Costa Rica to see the Baird’s Tapir and one of the only places you can see Scarlet Macaws in the wild. The incredible biodiversity of the area supports good populations of many other endangered species including the giant anteater, the harpy eagle and myriad bird life. Tucked away in the remote south of the country a visit to the Osa Peninsula as part of your
Costa Rica wildlife tour is a highly memorable experience.