Going to Corcovado National Park

What to do in Corcovado National Park

by Steve Jermanok

There's a reason why Costa Rica has become the leader in the eco-tourism movement over these past two decades. Sure, the country adheres to the tenets of sustainable travel by featuring indigenous culture and food, curbing greenhouse gases that impact the environment, and involving the entire community in the tourism effort. Many resorts even go a step further by supporting local school systems and food banks. Yet, to truly be green, you must minimize your environmental footprint by making your property sustainable and encouraging outdoor recreation that provides regional education to guests. There's no better example of lodging that follows these principals than in the Osa Peninsula.

Tucked away on the southern Pacific coast, this remote section of the country houses dense tropical rainforest ideal for visitors who yearn to...

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