The southern most peninsula in Costa Rica, the Osa Peninsula is a secluded nature treasure trove, Home to many of the Costa Rica’s rare and endangered animal and bird species including the puma, jaguar, harpy eagle and the dreaded giant anteater.
December through April is the Dry season with 90° being the average. Winter rain starts in May. and 70° to 80° is average during the day, though it can get as low as 60°. And the nights can be very chilly and Very nice indeed.
Many people prefer the wet (green) season because of the verdant look to things (May-Nov). This can be a major benefit in terms of prices as this is the low season.
Activities include: Hiking at Corcovado National Park, Hiking & Snorkeling on Caño Island (oo weee) , Excellent Scuba Diving, Whale & Dolphin Watching Tour, Canopy Tour, Night Hiking Tour, World Class Sport fishing, Amazing Bird watching, Ocean & River Kayaking, Mangrove Tour, Horseback Riding
