Costa Rica VLOG - Hiking into Corcovado National Park (Day 1)

Welcome to one of the most biologically dense places in the world. This is Corcovado National Park located on Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula.
Home to over 500,000 species, this part of the world is teeming with life, which is exactly why we've set off to explore it.
This part of Costa Rica is a lot more remote than where most traveller visit in the country. It may be more difficult area to travel to, but it comes with incomparable rewards. This tropical forest is uncharted, pristine, and fully wild.
In today's safari VLOG I'm taking you into the dense primary forests of Corcovado. We're embarking on a multi-day jungle trek that's set to last 3 days and 2 nights, with overnight stays at the Sirena Ranger Station. The only way to access this station is by hiking in (22 kilometers) or by taking a very pricey boat ride for the day. We knew we wanted to extend our stay in this region as much as possible and get the FULL immersive nature experience, which is why we opted for the multi-day hiking trip.
I can't wait to show you the wildlife we discover and what life is like at the Sirena Ranger Station. If you want to continue the adventures with us here in Costa Rica, don't forget to his subscribe for more!
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Great video! Jeff, 15:52 is it safe to eat raw vegetables (I assume rinsed in local water) in Costa Rica, or can you get sick?