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l Caribbean Lowlands l Mountains lSouthwest Pacific Lowlands l Northwest Pacific Lowlands l Central Pacific Zone l Central Valley l
l Drakes Bay l Osa Peninsula / Golfo Dulce l Drake Bay Lodges: Aguila de Osa
Aguila de Osa Inn is located on Osa Peninsula, situated on a high bluff overlooking the Aguitas river with panoramic views of Drake Bay. This small Costa Rica hotel has 2 suites and 11 deluxe rooms, all of which are nestled neatly into the surrounding hillside. Hardly visible from a distance, the rooms are separated into three distinct clusters, each offering spectacular views of the lush, tropical jungle that surrounds the hotel. Resting high above the water's edge, the rooms are open and spacious; with mesh windows to ensure a tropical breeze to pass through your room. All rooms feature large Italian tiled bathrooms, cathedral style ceilings, hot water, ceiling fans, 24 hour electricity, hand crafted decor, in addition to drinkable well water that is UV treated with a micro-filtered system. Included during your stay are two guided tours of the Corcovado National Park / the San Pedrillo section & a boat trip to Cano Island for hiking or snorkeling. You have the option (at your own expense) of a day-trip to Corcovado National Park / the La Sirena section, Scuba Diving, Sport Fishing, Whale and Dolphin Watching/Interaction, Horseback Riding, River & Ocean Kayaking, Bird watching, Mountain Biking, Canopy Tour or Mangrove Tours. For more information about Aguila de Osa Click here Casa Corcovado Lodge  Casa Corcovado is tucked away in the trees and cooled by the Pacific Ocean, on a 170 acre private reserve bordering Corcovado National Park. As a prime example of ecotourism in Costa Rica, there are no roads to Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge--access is only by motor launch. The adventure begins upon your arrival at "La Hacienda" the reception center, in the town of Sierpe. Board a boat, where you embark on a one and a half hour ride down the Sierpe River, winding through the largest mangrove wetlands system on the Pacific Coast of Central America. Then follow the coast south until arriving at the lodge with a wet water landing. The artfully-appointed individual bungalows offer unpretentious comfort, mosquito-netted beds, ceiling fan, tiled floors, lounge area, dry mini bar, safety deposit box, hammock, ample closets and 24 hour electricity which is provided by hydro-electric and solar systems. Roomy private bathrooms have hot water showers and designer fixtures.
For more information about Casa Corcovado Lodge Click here Drakes Bay Wilderness Lodge
Drakes Bay Lodge is situated on the oceanfront with the pristine, tropical river "Agujitas" behind the lodge. Drake Bay Resort proudly offers the most desirable location in the area. The Lodge is located at sea level, so there are no steep steps, or difficult beach landings. There is a private dock for easy access to the Lodge. For more information about Drakes Bay Wilderness Lodge Click here La Paloma Lodge
La Paloma Lodge is set on 14 acres and offers comfortable cabins with ocean views, private baths and balconies, allowing guests to enjoy the jungle in comfort. Tastefully prepared foods are served in the thatched roof clubhouse. Included in your stay is an adventurous and educational excursion into Corcovado National Park, and a visit to Cano Island where snorkeling, hiking and beachcombing are enjoyed. For more information about La Paloma Lodge Click here Marenco Lodge
Marenco Beach & Rain Forest Lodge is located on a 1,500-acre private nature reserve, with 5 kilometers of solitary tropical beaches, just north of Corcovado National Park. Enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from the hilltop facilities which are exposed to cooling sea breezes. The coastal location facilitates easy travel to such extraordinary places as Isla del Caño, a coral reef-fringed, forested biological reserve just eleven miles west of Marenco, and to the largest and most beautiful stand of mangroves, those of the delta region of the Sierpe and Terraba Rivers. The lodge was built in harmony with the surrounding rain forest and beach environment. All rooms include a private balcony and are fully screened. There are two ways of getting to the lodge, both of them include flights from San José, and a boat ride to the lodge. One way is a flight to Palmar Sur, from there, a taxi to the town of Sierpe, then a boat to the lodge. This ride along the Sierpe River and through the incredible mangroves lasts an hour and a half. The other way in is a flight to Drake's Bay, and a 4WD taxi to Playa Agujitas, then a 10 minute boat ride to the lodge. For more information about Marenco Lodge Click here l Drakes Bay l Osa Peninsula / Golfo Dulce l
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