Corcovado National Park is considered one of the most biodiverse parks on the planet. It covers a large part of the Osa Peninsula and protects a huge variety of ecosystems: tropical rainforests, mangroves, beaches, rivers, coastal rainforest, and more.

A day-long sightseeing tour aims to offer a glimpse of this natural wealth: guided hikes, wildlife watching, interaction with a fairly remote environment, and the experience of travelling through the jungle.
Difficulty and conditions

The hike is considered moderate to medium-high in difficulty depending on the trail, duration, weather conditions, and terrain.
The distance covered may vary (4 km).
The route includes rainforest, rivers, possible water crossings, wet terrain, and slippery sections if it has rained.
Weather conditions can affect which trails can be hiked and how far you can go.
In some cases, to maximise time inside the park and the biological corridor in the Los Planes sector, the operator chooses routes that minimise long hikes, making greater use of transport by 4x4 vehicle.