Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula has been named one of The New York Times’ 52 Places to Visit in 2026, ranking an impressive fourth overall and standing as the only destination in Central America on the list. Praised for its extraordinary biodiversity, uncrowded beaches, and preserved rainforest, Osa offers a quieter, more immersive alternative to busier regions. From wildlife-rich trails in Corcovado National Park to world-class snorkeling at Isla del Caño, global attention is now firmly on Osa. With increased demand expected, early planning is strongly recommended for travelers seeking this remarkable destination.