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Review & FAQ:

  • What is Corcovado National Park?
    • Corcovado National Park is the perfect eco-tourism destination located on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. Originally a remote conservation research station, it is now a highly sought-after eco-travel destination.
  • How can visitors access Corcovado National Park?
    • The nearest towns providing access to the park are:
      • Drake Bay
      • Carate
      • Puerto Jiménez
      • La Palma
  • What types of expeditions are available?
    • Visitors can choose from one-day, two-day, and multi-day expeditions, which depart from the surrounding towns.
  • How do travelers choose the right trail?
    • The park features six trails. Travelers should first decide what they want to see and then choose an expedition that matches their preferred trail.
  • Are park permits required?
    • Yes! Park permits are required and can only be issued 31 days or fewer before a visit.
  • Do visitors need a guide?
    • Yes, all visitors must be accompanied by certified professional guides for safety and conservation purposes.
Corcovado National Park
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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