Conditions here are more primitive, and activities more rigorous, than on the regular trip.
We feel, however, that the rewards of visiting this great wilderness more than offset the extra effort required to travel here. While the showers at Corcovado are not hot water, the warm, humid climate of the region precludes its necessity. Electricity is supplied by a small generator, but only for a few hours each day at the bath house and in the living areas. Potential visitors should make themselves aware of the nature and demands of the camp and judge whether or not they are suited for this type of experience. This morning we meet our charter flight to the Osa Peninsula.