Coral Expeditions Costa Rica

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Corcovado Day Tour

Corcovado National Park truly is nature's masterpiece and a must-visit destination for anyone coming to Costa Rica who is seeking an authentic wilderness experience. This incredible 164-square-mile expanse on the Osa Peninsula has even been called "the most biologically intense place on Earth" by National Geographic.

Wildlife Uvita Night Tour

Discover the hidden night treasures of the Uvita forest. As the moon rises and the stars shine brightly, hear the symphony of nocturnal creatures awakening from their daytime slumber.

Fishing Tours

Are you looking for an exciting fishing adventure in Costa Rica? Discover our two distinct fishing experiences departing from Uvita de Osa in the South Pacific. You'll have the chance to test your skills against thrilling species like mahi-mahi, wahoo, or snapper in the beautiful Costa Rican waters.

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Discover the most popular destinations in Costa Rica's South Pacific visited by Coral Expeditions.

Marine Ballena National Park

It is widely acknowledged that Ballena Marine Park is an exceptional global destination for observing Humpback Whales. The seasons typically occur from mid-December to the conclusion of February and again from July through the end of October.

Corcovado National Park

Given its significance as an integral component of Costa Rica's extensive national park system, and as National Geographic has characterized it as the most biologically intense location globally with respect to biodiversity, it warrants careful consideration.

Caño Island, designated as a biological reserve, is renowned for its remarkably diverse marine ecosystem. Its waters are home to an abundance of species, including sea turtles, rays, dolphins, moray eels, barracudas, sharks, and seasonally, humpback whales.

Cano Island Biological Reserve

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