Uvita is the perfect starting point to explore Costa Rica’s South Pacific. Famous for Marino Ballena National Park and its iconic whale tail beach, Uvita also connects you with lush rainforests, abundant wildlife, and pristine coastlines.
From here, you can easily access Corcovado National Park, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, or take a short boat ride to Caño Island, renowned for world-class snorkeling and diving. During the season, Uvita is also the top spot for whale watching in Costa Rica, offering unforgettable encounters with humpback whales.
Whether you prefer a rainforest night walk, a cultural rural tour, or a day of marine exploration, Uvita combines convenience with spectacular nature. With expert local guides, every tour becomes a safe, authentic, and inspiring adventure.
Discover day tours to Corcovado, Caño Island, Marino Ballena, and more — all starting from Uvita.
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Local expertise, certified guides, and authentic small-group adventures in the Osa Peninsula.
At Corcovado Tour, we bring more than 15 years of guiding experience in the Osa Peninsula. Our mission is simple: to offer safe, authentic, and eco-friendly adventures. With certified bilingual guides and small groups, every tour becomes a chance to connect deeply with nature and create unforgettable memories.
You can reach Uvita by direct shuttle, private transfer, or a domestic flight to Quepos followed by a short drive. We also assist with transportation arrangements to make your trip easier.
Yes. Corcovado National Park requires permits that often sell out, especially in high season. We handle all permits and logistics when you book a tour with us.
Peak seasons are July–October and December–March, when humpback whales migrate through Marino Ballena National Park. Dolphins can often be spotted year-round.
Absolutely. The waters around Caño Island are generally calm with great visibility. Our certified guides provide all gear and instructions for first-time snorkelers.
We recommend light clothing, hiking shoes, insect repellent, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and binoculars or a camera for wildlife observation.
Whale watching, rainforest hikes, and snorkeling at Caño Island — let’s plan your perfect day in the Osa Peninsula.
