Corcovado National Park
Looking south from Dominical to the Osa Peninsula, this park, comprising 134,771 acres on land and 5,930 acres of sea, is home to the country’s largest tract of virgin forest. Within a one hour boat ride of Dominical, Corcovado is widely regarded as one of the world’s most biologically diverse regions. The park is home to at least 400 species of birds, 140 of mammals, 116 of amphibians and reptiles, 500 of trees, and 6,000 of insects. The park’s six distinct ecosystems shelter scarlet macaws, jaguars, pumas, tapirs, poison-dart and golden frogs, the harpy eagle, and other endangered species.
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For current information on all tours please contact Cristina at or 506-8618-8686 cris@nativamgmt.com
