Things to Do in the surroundings of Ojochal, Uvita and Dominical
This beautiful area of mountains covered with tropical rainforest is known for its stunning nature and its biodiversity and there are lots of things to do. Rivers and waterfalls create magical places for people to swim and relax. The tropical rainforest meets pristine palm beaches in Dominical and Uvita. And the Pacific Ocean supplies the area with extraordinary marine wildlife as whales, dolphins and sea turtles. To the south is the renowned Corcovado National Park, according to many visitors the most beautiful national park in Costa Rica which has the most intense biodiversity in the world
This page will give you an overview of things to do during your stay in the surroundings of Ojochal, Dominical and Uvita, Costa Rica.
El Pavón Waterfall
Free
Canopy Tour
US$ 80 per person
Montañas La Esperanza Hike
US$ 3 per person.
Whales & Dolphins tour
From August till mid October and from the end of December till April you have an excellent opportunity to see humpback whales and dolphins in the nearby Marino Ballena National Park. The humpback whales come to this bay to give birth and let their young feed for a few months before making the arduous trip north.
US$ 70 per person
Horseback riding
US$ 65 per person.
Isla del Caño
The Biological Reserve Caño Island is located in the Pacific Ocean, about 20 km offshore from the Osa Peninsula and is considered one of the best snorkeling and diving spots of Costa Rica. The area contains coral reefs and the visibility of the water can reach up to 20 meters deep (65 feet), which makes it easy to spot the abundant marine wildlife as sea turtles, stingrays, manta rays, moray eels, barracuda, tuna, reef sharks and snappers.
US$ 113 per person
Corcovado National Park
US$ 120 per person
Mangrove Tour
US$ 60 per person
Boruca Indigenous tribe
US$ 60 per person