Osa Peninsula

The Osa Península is known as one of the most fabled and most remote destinations in Costa Rica. The long stretches of pristine white sand are set against shimmering, turquoise waters.

Many of the wildlife species found here are unique to this area. In fact, the Southern Pacific region of Costa Rica is one of the most important areas because of the existence of extraordinary biodiversity of the wildlife and plant life. It is home to over 400 species of birds alone with hundreds of types of exotic mammals.

No wonder that National Geographic declared Osa Peninsula as one the most diverse and wild places on the planet.

According to National Geographic, this makes it “the most biologically intense place on Earth”. Nearly all of Costa Rica’s