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We confirm space at the ranger stations with SINAC. Usually within 24 hours.
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We purchase the park tickets and send you joining instructions and packing tips.
Corcovado National Park: We can assist you with bookings as close as 1 week in advance, but we strongly recommend booking at least 1 month ahead to guarantee official SINAC entry permits.
Golfo Dulce Boat Tours: We can assist with as little as 24 to 48 hours notice, though booking at least 5 days in advance is recommended to secure preferred tidal schedules.
Golfo Dulce Marine Expeditions: Standard departures are from Playa Blanca (Puerto Jiménez). Pickups can also be coordinated from the Puerto Jiménez Public Pier or Golfito for a designated fee.
Corcovado National Park & Land Treks: Depart from Puerto Jiménez, La Palma, or Carate depending on the trail sector chosen.
Corcovado Hiking Tours: Begin early — usually between 05:30 AM and 06:00 AM — to take advantage of low tides and peak morning wildlife activity.
Golfo Dulce Boat Tours: Typically depart at 08:00 AM, 01:00 PM, or 05:00 PM (for sunset & bioluminescence). High-tide dependent departures are confirmed 24 hours prior.
Land & Rainforest Treks: Range from moderate to high endurance. The 20 km La Leona to Sirena trek is demanding, though private departures can be paced to your group’s comfort.
Corcovado Day Tours via Boat (Sirena): Requires basic to moderate fitness. The trails around Sirena station are mostly flat and accessible.
Golfo Dulce Boat & Snorkel Tours: Suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Relaxing and scenic.
In Corcovado: Baird's tapirs, all 4 Costa Rican monkey species (spider, howler, white-faced capuchin, squirrel monkey), coatis, tamandua anteaters, crocodiles, and scarlet macaws.
In Golfo Dulce: Bottlenose and spinner dolphins, sea turtles, rays, and humpback whales during migration seasons (August–October and December–February).
Corcovado Treks: Quick-dry light clothing, sturdy hiking boots, socks, headlamp with red light, eco-repellent, and dry bags.
Marine Tours: Swimwear, strapped water sandals, rashguard, hat, and reef-safe sunscreen.
Mandatory: Reusable water bottle (single-use plastic bottles are banned by SINAC) and your original passport.
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