Corcovado National Park – Sirena Full Day Tour

Yes, booking in advance is highly recommended because Corcovado limits daily visitor permits, especially during the high season. We strongly recommend booking at least 2–4 weeks to secure spots.

Approximately 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on sea conditions.

The minimum age is 4 years. Children who are comfortable walking 2-3 hours in humid, muddy terrain will enjoy it best.

Rain is common even in dry season. Tours proceed unless park authorities close trails for safety. We recommend bringing rain protection and being flexible.

Yes. Visitors must enter Corcovado with a certified guide and valid permits per park regulations. The guides are certified naturalists, fluent in English (and often Spanish), with deep knowledge of the flora/fauna in Corcovado.

Sturdy hiking shoes, lightweight quick-dry clothing, rain jacket or poncho, hat & sunglasses, insect repellent, sunscreen, reusable water bottle, camera/binoculars are highly useful.

Yes, the tour price includes the entrance/permit fee for Sirena Station.

Typically 8-10 people per guide (small groups) to maximize wildlife viewing and minimize environmental impact.

The tour difficulty is moderate. You should be able to walk on uneven jungle trails, cross small streams, and handle some steep sections.
* Not recommended for people with walking difficulties.

Common sightings include tapirs, howler monkeys, white-faced capuchins, coatis, scarlet macaws, toucans, and various tropical birds. Occasionally, you may spot ocelots, anteaters, or dolphins during the boat ride.

The Full Day Tour allows you to explore Sirena Station in one morning/early afternoon. Overnight tours give you more time for longer hikes, wildlife spotting at different times of day, and a more immersive experience in Corcovado.

Yes. Multi-station tours are possible, often as part of 2–3 day packages. Contact us to plan a custom itinerary.

Once the tour has been booked, it cannot be cancelled.

Yes: single-use plastics may not be allowed; stay with your guide always; do not introduce food into the park; adhere to park rules regarding wildlife, noise, and waste. Bring reusable bottles.