About Corcovado National Park
Corcovado is billed as the world's most biologically intense place—a remote rainforest reserve where jaguars roam, giant anteaters lumber, and scarlet macaws fill the canopy. Access is limited to preserve the ecosystem, with few lodges and strict regulations. Hiking through Corcovado is stepping into untamed jungle at its most pristine.
Country
Costa Rica
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
CRC
Language
Spanish, English
Things to do in Corcovado National Park
Multi-day jungle trekking expeditions
Wildlife spotting: jaguars, pumas, anteaters
Beach and river hiking with river bathing
Snorkeling and diving offshore reefs
Birdwatching and naturalist-guided tours
Remote jungle camping experiences
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