Parque Nacional Corcovado
The last original tract of the tropical rainforest in Pacific Central America and bed to one of the richest bio-diversities in the Americas, the Parque Nacional Corcovado is a natural gold mine. Situated in the Península de Osa this bastion of tropical species is simply spectacular. It contains half of Costa Rica’s species, many of them endangered species like the giant anteater, scarlet macaws, and the harpy eagle which is the world’s largest bird of prey.
Costa Rica’s Parque Nacional Corcovado exemplifies the ideal tropical rain forest with a rich ecosystem and a multitude of species. Attractions abound from hiking trails, jungle adventures, and animal watching, the Corcovado National Park is the experience of a lifetime.
There’s always a chance of spotting a jaguar or two, Scarlet Macaws, Red-backed squirrel monkeys, White-lipped Peccaries, and Baird’s Tapirs. This place alone encompasses 13 different ecosystems with the most famous being lowland and cloud rain forests, palm forests, mangrove swamps, coastal marine and beaches. A trip here feels like an all in one adventure.
