Corcovado and Caño Island adventure
Duration: 4 days / 3 nights Included: Transfers by land, boat and plane: San Jose-Drake Bay/Drake Bay-San Jose. Meals: Breakfast-lunch and dinner Tours: Snorkeling in Caño Island. Corcovado National Park Price:  Low Season: 30th June- 15th December 2007 US$ 538 per person in double room High Season: 15th December- 30th May 2007 US$ 592 per person in double room US$ 592 per person in triple  room

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Day 1. San Jose-Drake Bay
From San José, we board one of the daily flights to Palmar Sur for 40 minutes. A 20 minutes taxi ride through co-opted palm oil and banana plantations leaves we at the banks of the Sierpe River where the boat will meet us for the ride down the jungle river. Lined with biologically-thriving mangrove forests, the Sierpe provides a chance to view some of the local inhabitants in their native settings-turtles, crocodiles, roseate spoonbills, to name just a few. We'll enter the Pacific from the mouth of the Sierpe, then cross Drake Bay before making landfall on Caletas deOsa's golden-sand beach, after 2 unforgettable hours in the boat, we arrive at the Tent Camp; to enjoy the lunch, and rest all the afternoon and night.
Lodging: Corcovado Tent Camp Meals included: Lunch and dinner

Day 2. Caño Island Biological Reserve.
After breakfast we enjoy an all day tour, it will be our adventure at sea. Caño Island Biological Reserve. We will have a chance to snorkel or scuba-dive at this world-renowned dive-spot. There are many colorful fish to see, and it is rare day when dolphins are not seen on this tour. We will enjoy a box lunch and after the island has trails to hike, and is the former burial ground of Pre-Colombian Indigenous Tribes. We return at the evening to enjoy dinner and rest.
Lodging: Corcovado Tent Camp Meals included: Breakfast-lunch and dinner

Day 3. Corcovado National Park
After breakfast its time to enjoy an all-day guided adventure in the largest remaining uncut tropical rainforest in Central America, Corcovado National Park. We will enter the Park at the San Pedrillo Station, and then we will hike until lunchtime. We will explore secondary and primary forest, with chance to see 3 kinds of monkeys, 400 kinds of birds, and many threatened or endangered species of animals. The adventure continues after lunch, with a hike along the San Pedrillo River. We will have an afternoon boat-ride back to Camp, with a possibility of seeing dolphins or whales. At night after dinner you can sleep with the jungle sounds lulls you.
Lodging: Corcovado Tent Camp Meals included: Breakfast-lunch and dinner

Day 4. Departure to San José
After breakfast we return to San José, by boat, by taxi and by plane.
Meals included: breakfast