Drake Bay and the Osa Peninsula on the Southern Pacific Coast form the gateway to one of the most pristine areas in Costa Rica. Drake Bay is the perfect base to explore Corcovado National Park, a wildlife sanctuary that National Geographic calls “One of the most biologically intense places on earth”. This park hosts the largest coastal rainforest in Central America. Cano Island National Marine Reserve, a 45-minute boat ride away, is a top destination in Costa Rica for scuba diving and snorkeling. 

Aguajitas is the village in Drake Bay where you can get supplies, shop at one of the mini supermarkets, book tours, or go to a restaurant or café. 

All along the coastal trail between Aguajitas and the National Park, one can explore secluded coves and great swimming beaches. Picture one of the most exquisite places on earth, and no motor vehicles! All of the resorts along the coast bring visitors in by boat.