Osa Peninsula

The Osa Peninsula is a remote, lush region in southwestern Costa Rica, renowned for its incredible biodiversity and pristine rainforests. It dates back millions of years and is a vital habitat for many unique plants, animals, and marine life, including endangered species like jaguars, scarlet macaws, and sea turtles. The area offers eco-tourism opportunities such as wildlife tours, surfing, and exploring protected areas like Corcovado National Park. Its unspoiled environment makes it a critical area for conservation efforts while providing visitors with an authentic experience of Costa Rica’s natural beauty.