Jump on a boat, and head to one of Costa Rica’s best diving and snorkeling spots. Just 12 miles offshore Drake Bay, this biological reserve is a must for eco-adventurers.

A folkloric fisherman town where you can get a taste of the local, rural day to day, small-town life. It also has traditional restaurants, services and is centric point to a lot of beaches and eco-adventures.

Book a tour to Corcovado National Park and discover one of the world’s most vibrant tropical forests, home of breathtaking landscapes and majestic fauna, including endemic species.

Just a quick boat trip away, exists one of the best (and longest) lefts in the wave in Costa Rica: this world-famous surf destination is a beautiful tropical paradise for wave enthusiasts and eco-adventurers.

Another place where the jungle meets the ocean: if you like hiking in the jungle and/or surfing amazing right-handers, here you have the best of both worlds.

This iconic protected area connects with Corcovado National Park to form and safeguard a very important biological corridor for the region… visit it and you’ll never cease to be amazed.

A small jewel of a bay on the Osa Peninsula’s south east coast: it boast a natural beauty that has stand the test of time since it was discovered by Sir Francis Drake in the 16nth century: we recommend you discover it for yourself.

A must for eco-adventurers, this small town on the Sierpe River water mouth, is the door to the Térraba-Sierpe Humedales, the largest mangrove reserve in Latin America. And hub for countless experiences.

Sitting between the Osa Peninsula and Costa Rica's southern pacific coastline, Golfo Dulce hugs pristine beaches, rivers and the most intense biodiversity on earth. Be amazed by it's sport fishing, world-class waves and countless natural sanctuaries.