Discover Osa Peninsula - Costa Rica

24/05/2026

23/05/2026

In the 1930s, workers clearing plantation land in Costa Rica accidentally revealed mysterious stone spheres from a buried pre-Columbian world

Giant stone spheres were found in southern Costa Rica during the 1930s and 1940s. These spheres were part of a larger settlement network in the Diquís Delta. The discovery revealed paved areas, mounds, and habitation zones. While mathematically accurate, the spheres' significance and use remain a m...

23/05/2026

A new documentary is drawing attention to a rare conservation story on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, where a rural community near Corcovado National Park has gone from hunting wildlife for survival to protecting some of the country’s most iconic animals.

A new documentary shows how Rincón de San Josecito near Corcovado became a model for living alongside pumas, tapirs and other Costa Rica wildlife.

18/05/2026

Exploring the rainforest from the air.

14/05/2026

Organic and community market on Saturdays in Puerto Jiménez

11/05/2026

Living in harmony with wildlife in Osa Península.

(Español abajo)Coexisting with Pumas & Tapirs: The Secret Harmony of Rincón de San JosecitoCan humans, pumas and tapirs truly live together without fear? In ...

11/05/2026

The BirdnWild documentary shows how a community living near Corcovado National Park has swapped hunting and resource extraction for conservation.

First instance of coexistence between a community, pumas and tapirs

El documental de BirdnWild muestra cómo una comunidad del entorno del Parque Nacional Corcovado ha cambiado la caza y la extracción por la conservación

09/05/2026

An after-dark stay in a working ranger station at the heart of Corcovado National Park offers the unique opportunity to have Costa Rica's most biodiverse jungle — and its tapirs — practically to yourself

Morn­ings in Cor­co­vado National Park do not break gently — instead, they start with a roar. For a moment, it feels like there are mon­sters afoot, their shrieks rolling through the forest in waves, engulf­ing every knot­ted vine and thick-rooted fig...