Osa Peninsula: One of the Most Unique Places in the World

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The Osa Peninsula not only holds 5% of the world’s biodiversity, but it also has an extensive array of habitats, in which you can find and enjoy refreshing rivers and stunning waterfalls, primary and secondary forest, all joining together in a beautiful mix with the ocean. In these habitats we also find some amazing wildlife and just ten minutes from Lapa Rios Lodge.

The ocean retreats and creates tide pools that hold everything you can imagine: regular and fragile starfish, octopus, puffer fish, colorful corals and algae, sea cucumbers, sea slugs, different kinds of conchs and if you are as lucky as we were the last time, even a whale from the shore.

And we’re not done yet! On the way back to the lodge you can enjoy the funny faces of the cute squirrel monkeys, and the unforgettable colors of the macaws.

Just check the tides with the front desk staff, and get ready to experience one of the most memorable times of your life.

Visit the Lapa Rios Lodge website for more information.

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