About 174 miles to the South of San José, the Capital of Costa Rica is the touristic town of Sierpe, in the province of Puntarenas and Canton of Osa.
Bordered by the Sierpe River, the village welcomes tourists from all over the world who every year visit this beautiful region.
The reasons to visit Sierpe are countless, take a look to the following 7 and join the adventure of the place.
Stunning Mangrove Reserve
It is not only the biggest mangrove reserve of Costa Rica but also one of the largest in Latin America.
With a surface that exceeds 14,600 ha, the National Wetland Terraba-Sierpe, where both rivers meet, has a magnificent biodiversity unique of the zone that provides a colorful landscape of mangrove forest.
Archaeological Wonders
Sierpe has interesting archeological sites and elements that enhance its visit; tourists can appreciate gold instruments and decorated pottery from the 300 BC.
The Esferas de Piedra is undoubtedly the principal attraction; more than 500 pre-Columbian spheres carved in stone with more than two meters in diameter.
Boat Tours
Discovering the Peninsula of Osa in a boat is one of the favorite activities among the visitors of the area.
Boat tours from different tourist companies departure from the port in Sierpe and offer extraordinary trips to enjoy the beauty of Costa Rica with family and friends.
Diving Tours
The crystalline water and heavenly marine fauna that inhabit in Sierpe make it an excellent destination for diving, which is also one of the most popular activities that youth and adults try when visiting the town.
Professional guides provide all the necessary equipment and information to have fun while swimming with colored fishes.
Exotic Wildlife
Costa Rica is famous for its gorgeous fauna and Sierpe is the home of several species that charm its tourists.
Crocodiles, squirrel monkeys, herons, hawks, turtles, frogs, and caimans are commonly seen during tours around the forest and its coast.
Main Access To Adventure
The town of Sierpe is the starting point of fabulous and unforgettable experiences; plan a visit to the Caño Island, a destination with marvelous beaches and coral reefs.
The Corcovado National Park is as well a good option since it was declared as the most intense place in the world by National Geographic due to its wide biodiversity.
Homely Environment
The quiet but wonderful town offers a cozy stay at its several lodging options and a friendly time with its locals.
Delight the fresh flavors of Costa Rica at the different restaurants and bars where magical flavors are created.
