The group at the entrance to the Corcovado National Park.

Snorkeling in El Caño Island, a magical experience in deed. White-tipped sharks, Blue trevally, Big eye jacks, Snappers, different species of Parrot fish, Starfishand and many more..Crystal clear waters.

The KE group on the boat.

Rincón beach,  one of the many pristine beaches of the Osa Península - a remote yet accesible area.

Walking in Corcovado trails means to immerse in a place bursting with biodiversity. There was a brief pause when Joe said: "Con look! A glass frog just jumped on you."

The group landing at Sirena beach.

Wildlife spotting off Sirena Beach.

Jose turned his eyes over to the canopy and pointing at a small branch at the very top he said: "We found it! A three toed sloth hanging dozing in the canopy."

Receiving specific instructions to be able to see Costa Rica's greatest land mammal in its natural habitat. The Tapir rests during the day in shaded and wet areas in the forest, in mud pools or under a tree on the beach, where they can enjoy the breeze from the Pacific Ocean.

Finishing off with a refreshing lunch on the beach.

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