Considered as the most important protected area in Costa Rica, the Corcovado National Park contains a large habitat where flora and fauna combine perfectly. Over 300 species of birds, including the largest colony of scarlet macaws are found in this park. White peccaries, tapirs, jaguars and other cats and monkeys are just some of the occupants of this park. Whales, dolphins, sharks and a large variety of fish surround the sea waters adjacent to the park.

The forest contains over 500 kinds of trees, equivalent to a quarter of the existing trees in the country. For these reasons, Corcovado is for many the greatest of the National parks in Costa Rica; a place that should be included as part of your wild life adventure.