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How to Book a Tour with Osa WILD

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Before Booking:
  1. Explore the options available on our website (for customized or private tours you must contact us first).
  2. Ask all the questions you might have and clear all your doubts about routes, itineraries, extra services, logistics, etc.
  3. Choose your tour/activity!
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Booking:
  1. If you want to book more than one tour you should go to our Full Online Reservation Catalog
  2. Click on "Book Now".
  3. Select the dates and amount of people.
  4. Add the extras you want to include (if necessary).
  5. Only if you're in the Full Online Reservation Catalog you can include side activities by clicking the green button "Add to Booking".
  6. Fill in your personal information.
  7. Read the payment policies and check the box. Then, click "Continue".
  8. Your booking will be created!
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Payment:
  1. Depending upon the tour/activity you are booking, you will be able to pay right away or will need to wait for our confirmation; details will be sent to your email either way.
  2. Once we confirm your spaces and the minimum of participants for your tour we will send you the payment link.
  3. Now you can pay!

Important Note: All Corcovado tours need to wait for our confirmation. This confirmation can only happen until six months before the tour's initial date. Overnight and day tours run with a minimum of 2 participants. If you're a solo traveler we'll keep you informed.

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Confirmation:
  1. Your reservation will change to the status "Paid".
  2. You will receive final confirmation and further details in your email.
NOTES:

If you're booking a Corcovado tour, we will update the name of your guide, meeting point and time in your Invoice so keep an eye on the update notification!
If starting from Pto. Jimenez, we encourage you to come to our office the day before your tour.

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How to get to the Osa Peninsula

Puerto Jimenez

Driving yourself
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From San José, take the Interamerican highway to Chacarita. At the Gas station crossing, turn to the right and go straight from there. You can also type "Osa Wild" into Waze or Google Maps and it'll take you here. Or you can use this link to our exact location.
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Approximate duration: 5-6 hours.
Note: You don't require a 4x4 car to reach Puerto Jimenez.

By Bus
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From San José, take the direct bus with Transportes Blanco Lobo, via Costanera highway to Puerto Jiménez. The station is located in Barrio México, Tomás Guardia road, avenue 9, right next to the San Carlos and Monteverde bus stop). Find here a link to the exact location.
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Approximate duration: 7-8 hours
Departure times: 12.00 pm

Take a flight
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Costa Rica Green Airways fly once a day to and from Puerto Jimenez. We recommend this option for an interactive flight with comments from the pilots and beverages to enjoy the views from the sky. The flights depart from SJO to PJ at 8:45a.m. and from PJ to SJO at  9:45a.m.

‍Sansa Airlines fly on a daily basis to Puerto Jiménez. For private charters from anywhere in the country you can contact us directly.
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Approximate duration: 45 minutes.

By Bus and Boat
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Take a bus to Golfito at 6:30 am with TRACOPA. Once in Golfito, take a boat to Puerto Jiménez.

Approximate duration:

  • Bus SJO - Golfito: 6-7 hours
  • Boat Golfito - Puerto Jiménez: 30 minutes
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