We stayed at Luna Lodge 13 years ago. The most magical place I've ever been in terms of wildlife, being remote, and beauty. Corcovado was beyond amazing. May it never change.
Going there was the craziest experience in my life. We saw so much wildlife, that just half of it wouldve had me blown away. Carlos was such an amazing guide.
Corcovado National Park has a list of more than 375 species of birds! Thank you for creating awareness about one of the most bio-diverse regions on earth 🌍 🙏 - The Beakwear Team 🦩✈️
What an amazing adventure- also- seeing your children grow uph before us being able to experience the beauty and endure a trek of beautiful Costa Rica AMAZING
Wow. What an amazing experience. I bet in years to come your kid's will look back on it and not quite believe that they have done it. Keep these videos coming their fantastic.
I had been there in dicember 2023, I did the same round trip started by Patos and ended in LA Leona. What experience my good. I like Costa Rican citizen found this place like a paradise, I can't imaging your experience lived. Your video show very well all the experience congratulations
Wooouuu! You made it far into the jungle! one of the most beautiful parks of Costa Rica. Good memories there, when I used to be a park ranger and now as a tour guide. Glad you made it down there. Corcovado could be considered the Deluxe Natural Jungle Resort for hundreds of species of plants and animal. Thank you for showing this remote part of Costa Rica
We were fortunate enough to have the same guide in November 2023. Milton was awesome. I was clicking on random videos of the park and was excited to see him. If you see him as your guide know it will be a great time.
I really love your channel. Awesome content that is always educational and intriguing. I hope one day you review Aman Sveti Stefan in Montenegro. Since the pandemic I've lived vicariously through your videos. Thank you for what you do.
Brings back memories. Way back in 1990 three of us 19, 23 and 28 years old got the bus from San Jose down south, another bus to Sierpe, small boat downriver to Bahia Draké. Then we walked from there to San Pedrillo Ranger Station. We got lost on the final stretch and were walking in the incoming tide among mangroves. We were so tired when we arrived that we stayed an extra day there, then walked to Sirena. We were advised to keep the pace up in order to be able to ford all three rivers at or around low tide. We all ran out of water and the long stretch along the sand was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. Is it true you are not allowed to enter the park without a guide these days? We separated on the way out. I walked out alone from Sirena to Los Patos only losing my way once because so many trees had come down after a storm, effectively obliterating the trail. From there it was another day's hard hike in the heat from Los Patos to La Palma. I can't believe you were okay walking with so much skin exposed! The mosquitoes were a nightmare for us. Did you not get bitten?
Looks great. I will be in Costa Rica next month and would love to visit Corcovado (I'm a photographer). How long did you walk each day? And what parts of the park were that? And where did you book? Best wishes from Germany
We walked for 8+ hours per day, for two days in a row: - Day 1: hike from Los Patos to Serena Ranger Station - Day 2: hike from the Serene to La Leona Ranger Station The trip was booked via Osawild
This venue and holiday is too close to creepy crawlies. I remember “Shiela simkin” on a holiday and vultures were drinking from the swimming pool. It’s the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen.
