ONE-OF-A-KIND OSA PENINSULA TOURS

Located Palo Saco

At Yaguara, you’ll have the chance to witness firsthand the incredible work being done to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect some of the region’s most iconic and endangered species, including tapirs, ocelots, tropical birds, and other rainforest creatures. Whether animals have been injured, orphaned, or displaced, the sanctuary provides expert care with the ultimate goal of returning them to the wild. For those that can’t be released, Yaguara offers a safe and compassionate forever home.

Located Just Outside Puerto Jiménez

Discover the wonders of the rainforest after dark on this two-hour night tour, just a five-minute drive from the center of Puerto Jiménez. As the forest comes alive at night, we’ll explore its edge where nocturnal creatures thrive. Highlights include spotting playful kinkajous, the occasional marsupial, and—if we’re lucky—a sloth in motion. Depending on the season, we’ll also encounter fascinating frogs, snakes, bats, spiders, insects, and even unique fungi that glow in the dark.

Located in Mogos

The Magical Mogos Waterfalls are the largest waterfalls on the Osa Peninsula, nestled within the vital biological corridors that link three of the region's most significant wildlands: Corcovado National Park, Piedras Blancas National Park, and the Terraba-Sierpe National Wetlands. This stunning natural wonder offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the rich biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes that define the Osa Peninsula.

Located in Canaza

Rancho Raices invites visitors to embark on an engaging chocolate tour that offers an in-depth look at the traditional process of transforming cacao beans into delicious chocolate. This immersive experience allows guests to witness each step of the chocolate-making journey, from harvesting the cacao pods to grinding the beans and creating mouthwatering treats. Along the way, you'll learn about the historical and cultural significance of chocolate in Costa Rican culture, as well as the sustainable practices used in local cacao farming.

Located outside Puerto Jiménez

Osa Bike is a pioneering mountain bike tour company situated on the stunning Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica. We offer exhilarating adventures designed for bikers of all skill levels, ensuring everyone can enjoy the thrill of exploring one of the world’s most biodiverse regions. Our tours not only provide an adrenaline rush but also immerse you in the breathtaking landscapes and rich wildlife that define this remarkable area.

Safety is our top priority, and we are committed to delivering personalized attention to each guest, ensuring a secure and enjoyable experience. With experienced guides leading the way, you’ll navigate scenic trails that wind through lush rainforests, alongside pristine rivers, and up into the hills for stunning panoramic views. Each ride is infused with opportunities to spot local flora and fauna, making every tour an educational journey as well.

Located in Puerto Jiménez

Discover the wonders of the Osa Interactive Gardens in Puerto Jimenez, where you can embark on an enchanting Osa Night Tour that offers a fascinating glimpse into the nocturnal world. This unique experience is highly recommended for visitors staying in and around Puerto Jimenez, providing an opportunity to witness the captivating sights and sounds of the Osa Peninsula after dark.

Located in La Palma

The Biological Station "La Cotinga" was established as a project dedicated to the research and conservation of the Osa Peninsula's natural resources, aiming to foster educational and scientific experiences. We maintain a nursery that cultivates native and endemic species of the Osa, supporting our reforestation efforts. Among the trees in recovery are valuable hardwood species such as Nazareno, Cristobal, Sirrí, Camibar, Ajo Negro, Ceibas, and Cachimbo hediondo. Through these initiatives, La Cotinga plays a vital role in preserving the region's biodiversity while promoting sustainability and environmental awareness.

Located in Matapalo

Matapalo Surf Experience is a small organization focusing on surf retreats and surf classes in Matapalo, Costa Rica. It is 100% owned and operated by locals, which means you will be guided by the absolute best instructors in the area. They share a wealth of knowledge as well as being incredibly skilled surfers themselves.

Located near Canaza

Embark on a journey with our Discover Freediving experience - a one day course tailored for those who seek a deeper connection with the ocean's mysteries through breath-hold diving. See the Golfo Dulce in a different light!

Located Just Outside Puerto Jimenez

The Puerto Jimenez canopy zip-line tour is a thrilling adventure just 20 minutes from Puerto Jimenez, offering an exhilarating way to experience the lush tropical landscape from above. The tour features eight platforms strategically positioned throughout the canopy, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding rainforest and its diverse wildlife. With a total zip-line distance of 1,200 meters, you’ll soar through the treetops, feeling the rush of adrenaline as you glide through the air.

Lasting approximately two hours, this guided experience includes all necessary certified gear and insurance for your safety and peace of mind. Knowledgeable professional guides accompany you throughout the tour, sharing insights about the local flora and fauna while ensuring you have a fun and secure experience. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or looking for a unique way to connect with nature, the Puerto Jimenez canopy zip-line tour promises an unforgettable adventure in the heart of Costa Rica's stunning Osa Peninsula.

Located on Carate Beach

COPROT provides a remarkable opportunity to witness nesting turtles along the pristine beaches of the Osa Peninsula. The nesting season runs from August to January, with peak activity usually occurring in October and November. This unique experience allows you to stroll along the untamed shores at night, immersing yourself in the magic of nature as you observe a breathtaking phenomenon that has taken place long before humans arrived in the Osa.

Located in Matapalo

Longest operating outfitter on the Osa Peninsula, Everyday Adventures offers a great balance of tropical biology and extreme adventure. Whether top roped and climbing a massive strangler fig named Treebeard, rappelling over the 100’ King Louies waterfall or the combination of both, every outing is steeped in tropical biology. Guides are  CPR/WFR trained and have a deep knowledge of the watersheds and trails of the southernmost point of Cabo Matapalo.

Located in Palo Seco

Finca Kobo presents its unique take on chocolate making right here on the Osa Peninsula. Situated midway between Puerto Jimenez and La Palma, Finca Kobo accommodates large groups and boasts a slightly more modern approach compared to other chocolate makers in the area.

Located outside Puerto Jimenez

Conserving Birds And Their Habitats On The Osa Peninsula Through Research And Education. Our work is varied and includes a strong educational programmatic component that consists of bird projects in local schools, community events and outreach projects as well as short ecology courses and research birding tours.  If we are not out walking line transects for peninsula-wide bird monitoring, then you might find us planting trees for birds!

Located in La Palma

Experience sloths in their natural habitat, protected by a local family on the Osa Peninsula Sloth Tour. This unique adventure began with the creation of a bird garden and a path for their grandmother, which led to the discovery of numerous sloths in the family’s gardens. The passion for planting and a desire to excel led Don Toño and his wife Nai, along with their seven children, to pursue their dream at the age of 37.

Now at the age of 74, Antonio proudly guides visitors through Finca de la Perica, sharing his knowledge of agriculture that he has practiced since childhood, as well as inspiring life stories. This tour is not only a chance to encounter these incredible creatures but also to learn about the agricultural culture that has helped make Costa Rica the country it is today.