Sierpe

The small, quiet town is situated approximately 30 km from the Pacific Ocean, along the Sierpe River, just 15 km from Palmar Sur, and a few kilometers from the Pan-American Highway and the Southern Costanera Highway.

This town serves as the gateway to the largest mangrove reserve in Latin America, situated where the rivers of Sierpe and Térraba converge. It is home to the impressive biodiversity of native animals, birds, and reptiles, including turtles, crocodiles, monkeys, alligators, frogs, and many more. In addition to the mangrove reserve, it offers excellent fishing tours and diving expeditions.

It is the main access to Drake Bay, the Corcovado National Park, and the Isla de Caño Natural Reserve. It is located in the magnificent Diquis Valley and is a key river port, with commercial services, and many places to stay for every budget, including luxurious hotels.

There is also a good number of restaurants and bars. The boat companies and hotels in the area offer transportation for tourists wishing to explore the glorious Osa Peninsula. GOOGLE MAP