Puerto Jiménez Chamber of Tourism
Home to 2.5% of the planet’s biodiversity and over 50% of Costa Rica’s, in just 1,740 km². Scarlet macaws, tapirs, jaguars and four monkey species live in its forests.
Source: Instituto Costarricense de Turismo (ICT) · National GeographicThe heart of adventure tourism in Osa: guided hikes, the Sirena station and the largest stretch of primary rainforest on Central America’s Pacific coast.
Source: National Geographic · Guía Turística de Osa (ICT)One of only four tropical fjords on Earth. A humpback whale nursery, home to hammerhead sharks and dolphins, and the setting for bioluminescent nights.
Source: Revista de Biología Tropical (UCR / SciELO)The town where every trip begins: direct flights from San José, boats to Golfito, certified tours, sustainable lodging and local cuisine.
Source: Guía Turística Cultural de Osa (ICT)Dark sand and the calm waters of the Golfo Dulce, or the wild Pacific surf. These are some of Osa’s beaches.
Southern point of the peninsula, where primary forest meets the cliff.
Dark sand and Golfo Dulce water, a few kilometres from Puerto Jiménez.
One of Osa’s beaches, between the forest and the sea.
Experience humpback whale watching in the Golfo Dulce, with cultural and marine conservation activities.
Taste tradition at the Puerto Jiménez Ceviche Fair: local cuisine, fresh seafood and Osa culture.
As part of its environmental commitment, the Chamber supports the Corcovado mega cleanup. Together we care for our home.
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