Corcovado National Park
Casa Corcovado
Jungle Lodge

Any travel plan to Costa Rica should include a stay in the tropical rainforest. The last Pacific lowland rainforest of sustainable size in Central America is found in Corcovado National Park. Corcovado has been called "The most biologically intense place on earth" by no less an authority than the National Geographic Society.
4 days / 3 nights

Day 01: You will be picked up at your hotel and transfer to the local airport to flight to Palmar Sur where you will be transfer to the dock of the Sierpe River. Access to Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge is only by motor launch. The adventure begins two hours before your arrival as the launch leaves the Sierpe River and follows the Pacific coast. Your accommodations at this "Lost World" are artfully-appointed individual bungalows offering tiled floors, hot showers and ceiling fans. The Lodge is supplied with mountain spring water, and is surrounded by virgin rainforest. Electricity is provided 24 hours a day by hydroelectric and solar systems. This is your opportunity to discover the vibrant life of the rainforest. Enjoy beach-combing on our half-kilometer-long pristine beach then refresh yourself under a waterfall. Casa Corcovado is the closest lodge to Caño Island Biological Reserve, a diver's paradise. Here you can picnic on a white sand beach sheltered by coconut palms and snorkel among the coral reefs. Lunch & Dinner

Day 02: After breakfast take the guided of Caño Island. Offshore lies Caño Island, an ancient Indian burial ground. Picnic on a white sand beach sheltered by coconut palms and snorkel among the coral reefs that surround this tropical paradise. There will be time for a hike up to the burial grounds in the interior of the island. Round trip boat transportation will be provide by the lodge. Afternoon to enjoy the lodge pool or the beautiful beach.  Breakfast - lunch - dinner.