Baby Tapir "Watermelon" in
San Pedrillo, Parque Nacional Corcovado.
Sierpe Frogs' Mission
Our MISSION is to continually enhance our service to meet and exceed customer expectation with our unmatchable Ecotours.
We are always at your disposal for providing reliable and updated information for your satisfaction. Our team is prepared to assist you with all you need to know about the tours we offer. We will do our best to guarantee your trip is going to be an unforgettable life time experience.
We are always at your disposal for providing reliable and updated information for your satisfaction. Our team is prepared to assist you with all you need to know about the tours we offer. We will do our best to guarantee your trip is going to be an unforgettable life time experience.
Porthidium porrasi-White-tailed hognosed Pitviper-Tamaga de cola blanca.
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Katydid-Mimetica sp
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Who We Are
Sierpe Frogs team is a group of Naturalist guides and wildlife photographers who knew that there was a need for a company to be run by people that know how the front line of this business works.
We have been working in tourism for more than 10 years, so we can provide you with AMAZING and PERSONALIZED Tours.
Sierpefrogs team is made up of very humble people, always happy to teach and learn.
We have been working in tourism for more than 10 years, so we can provide you with AMAZING and PERSONALIZED Tours.
Sierpefrogs team is made up of very humble people, always happy to teach and learn.
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Raby Nuñez E
Since he was a kid Raby Nuñez E has had a strong passion for frogs. His childhood was split on the Caribbean and South Pacific slope of Costa Rica; his family eventually settled down in Sierpe de Osa, where his passion brought him into tourism and at the age of 17 became a Tour Guide; 3 years later he bought his first camera (Nikon d40), since then Raby has been improving his photography skills and many of his photos have been published in scientific journals, books and have also inspired people all over the world. Raby has written more than 15 scientific notes about frogs and snakes of Osa Peninsula.
