Citronela Lodge Corcovado

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Citronela Lodge

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    Location

    Drake Bay, Osa Península, Puntarenas, Costa Rica

    Contact

    Phone : +506-8405-8663
    Email : citronelalodge@gmail.com

    Schedule

    Opening Hour 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM
    
Monday - Sunday

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    Bird watching

    This tour is ideal for early risers who want to experience the serenity of nature at sunrise and for those looking to expand their knowledge of the birdlife of one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Get ready for an unforgettable morning of discovery and natural wonders in Drake Bay.

    Includes:

    • Use of HD telescope.
    • Local expert bird watching guide

    What to expect:

    • Birdwatch from sea level at a river mouth and Agujitas Beach.
    • Hike through the forest and along the coast to find other bird species.
    • Use an HD telescope to see birds up close.
    • Learn about the birds of the Osa Peninsula from an expert guide.

    Additional information:

    • Minimum age: 4 years old.
    • Maximum participants: 6 people.
    • Not suitable for people with heart or serious health problems.
    • Moderate fitness is required.
    • This tour is a great way to observe the incredible variety of birds that inhabit the Osa Peninsula.
    • With an expert guide and an HD telescope, you’ll be able to see these beautiful creatures up close and learn about their behavior and habitat.

    Here are some tips to make the most of your tour:

    • Arrive early to register and prepare for the hike.
    • Wear comfortable clothing and proper walking shoes.
    • Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen.
    • Bring a flashlight or headlamp if you want to get a better look at nocturnal animals.
    • Pay attention to your guide’s instructions and follow safety rules.
    • Be respectful of the environment and do not leave trash in the forest.
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    Nightwalks

    3-hour walk through the farm's primary and secondary forest Opportunity to observe nocturnal animals such as frogs, insects, spiders, kinkajous, ocelots, tapirs and pumas Light snack during the tour.

    Additional information:

    • Difficulty level: Moderate.
      Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking are recommended.
    • Mosquito repellent is recommended.
    • This tour is a great way to experience the natural beauty of the Costa Rican rainforest and observe some of its most fascinating nocturnal animals.

    Here are some tips to make the most of your tour:

    • Arrive early to register and prepare for the hike.

    • Do not bring children, elderly people, or pets.

    • Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking.

    • Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen.

    • Bring a flashlight or headlamp if you want to get a better look at nocturnal animals.

    • Pay attention to your guide’s instructions and follow safety rules.

    • Be respectful of the environment and do not leave trash in the forest.

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    Scuba Diving tour at Caño Island

    Caño Island is a small island about 20 km from Drake Bay, Costa Rica, that is about 300 hectares (3 km²) in size. It is located in the Pacific Ocean portion of Costa Rica, west of the Osa Peninsula. It was declared a national park and protected area, with a permanent ranger station on the island. It is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors for its beaches, coral banks, and marine life. Researchers currently use coral beds to study the factors surrounding coral death and the recolonization process. Marine life includes rays, dolphins, sea turtles, whales, and a variety of fish. However, the limited diversity of terrestrial fauna is notable, as the island has less than one percent of the insect diversity of the peninsula and highlights the absence of numerous animals native to the nearby mainland. Evidence of pre-Columbian human activity on the island is substantial, with some interesting artifacts such as carved stone spheres, evidently made by the early civilizations that inhabited these territories.

    Includes:

    Park entrance fees, I.C.T. certified guide, snorkeling equipment, boat with safety regulations and captain, buffet-style lunch in San Josecito Bay.

    Schedules:

    • Diving in Caño Island 6:30 am to 1:30 pm

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    Corcovado National Park - Sirena

    Explore the natural beauty of Corcovado National Park with our tours from Sirena and San Pedrillo stations. The tour includes pick-up at your hotel in Drake Bay, round-trip transportation, park entrance ticket, lunch, and ICT-certified guide.

    Tour Details:

    • Pick-up times: First time slot 5.30-5.50am, second time slot 8-8.30am.
    • Boat departure from Drake: First time slot 6am, second time slot 8.30am.
    • Boat trip duration: Approximately one hour each way.
    • Activities: 4-hour guided hike through the park, buffet lunch, additional hike to Sirena Beach.
    • Return to Drake Bay: First tour arrives approximately 2pm, second tour arrives around 4pm.

    Observations:

    Possible sightings of a variety of species, including anteaters, snakes, peccaries, tapirs, sloths, monkeys, agoutis, crocodiles, alligators, macaws and many other species native to Corcovado Park.

    RECOMMENDATIONS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT:

    (DO NOT bring to the park)

    • Do not bring food.
    • Do not bring cigarettes.
    • Do not bring a lighter.
    • Do not bring a knife.

    (If allowed to bring to the park)

    • Mosquito repellent.
    • Bring sunscreen.
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    Snorkeling at Caño Island​

    Caño Island is a small island about 20 km from Drake Bay, Costa Rica, that is about 300 hectares (3 km²) in size. It is located in the Pacific Ocean portion of Costa Rica, west of the Osa Peninsula. It was declared a national park and protected area, with a permanent ranger station on the island. It is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors for its beaches, coral banks, and marine life. Researchers currently use coral beds to study the factors surrounding coral death and the recolonization process. Marine life includes rays, dolphins, sea turtles, whales, and a variety of fish. However, the limited diversity of terrestrial fauna is notable, as the island has less than one percent of the insect diversity of the peninsula and highlights the absence of numerous animals native to the nearby mainland. Evidence of pre-Columbian human activity on the island is substantial, with some interesting artifacts such as carved stone spheres, evidently made by the early civilizations that inhabited these territories.

    Includes:

    Park entrance fees, I.C.T. certified guide, snorkeling equipment, boat with safety regulations and captain, buffet-style lunch in San Josecito Bay.

    Schedules:

    • Snorkeling in Caño Island 7:20 am to 1:30 pm.

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    Corcovado National Park - San Pedrillo

    Explore the natural beauty of Corcovado National Park with our tours from Sirena and San Pedrillo stations. The tour includes pick-up at your hotel in Drake Bay, round-trip transportation, park entrance ticket, lunch, and ICT-certified guide.

    Tour Details:

    • Pick-up times: First time slot 5.30-5.50am.
    • Boat departure from Drake: First time slot 6am, second time slot 8.30am.
    • Boat trip duration: Approximately one hour each way.
    • Activities: 4-hour guided walk through the park, buffet lunch, additional walk to Sirena Beach.
    • Return to Drake Bay: First tour arrives approximately 2pm, second tour arrives around 4pm.

    Observations:

    Possible sightings of a variety of species, including anteaters, snakes, peccaries, tapirs, sloths, monkeys, agoutis, crocodiles, alligators, macaws and many other species native to Corcovado Park.

    RECOMMENDATIONS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT:

    (DO NOT bring to the park)

    • Do not bring food.
    • Do not bring cigarettes.
    • Do not bring a lighter.
    • Do not bring a knife.

    (If allowed to bring to the park)

    • Mosquito repellent.
    • Bring sunscreen.
    Book Now