Located in the verdant lowlands of Talamanca, Bribri Lodge enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures and frequent showers that nourish the surrounding rainforest. The area is renowned for its incredible biodiversity, rich cultural heritage, and pristine natural landscapes.
Landscapes, Flora, and Fauna: Bribri Lodge is surrounded by vibrant gardens and primary rainforest, featuring a rich variety of tropical plants, including cacao trees, heliconias, and ferns. The grounds are a haven for wildlife, with regular sightings of toucans, howler monkeys, frogs, and butterflies. The proximity to the Bribri waterfalls and the Sixaola River provides guests with stunning views and access to diverse natural landscapes.
Story: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of the Bribri Indigenous Territory at Bribri Lodge. Designed to offer an authentic and immersive experience, this lodge features traditional Bribri-style accommodations that open to lush gardens and wildlife-filled surroundings. Guests can participate in cultural activities, such as cacao ceremonies and traditional crafts, or explore nearby attractions like the Bribri waterfalls and the Sixaola River. Committed to sustainability and cultural preservation, Bribri Lodge offers eco-friendly accommodations and practices, ensuring a stay that respects and enhances its natural and cultural environment. Whether you’re embarking on rainforest adventures or learning about the Bribri way of life, every moment at Bribri Lodge is an opportunity to connect with the enchanting beauty and heritage of Costa Rica.
CNN has elected Juan Sostheim’s Rancho Margot as one of the most sustainable destinations in Costa Rica. Stay in a comfortable room in a lush green garden and relax in the natural pool at Rancho Margot. The ranch is entirely self-sufficient and carbon-negative. And that is a very positive thing!
Nestled in the heart of the rainforest near Rio Celeste, Hotel Hideaway Rio Celeste offers a luxurious escape just minutes from the stunning Rio Celeste
At San Gerardo de Dota in the Cerro de la Muerte. This mountain range separates the Caribbean and Pacific Coast. Before reaching the highest point of the road (3300m/11000 feet) descend into a beautiful green valley carved by the river Savegre and enjoy the breathtaking scenery before arriving in the charming, small town of San Gerardo de Dota (2500m).
The Artavia family, a close-knit Costa Rican family, and their six children are dedicating their lives to sustainable tourism. The parents used to be Costa Rican cattle farmers convinced by their children to give their land back to nature. They aim to synergize with nature and preserve the area for future generations.
Lirio Lodge, far away from civilization and other tourists. There’s no WiFi or swimming pool, but you will not feel bored at this extraordinary place.
We can guarantee you will enjoy a great night’s sleep in the middle of nature. Wake up when the jungle awakens for the best chance to spot animals. Early in the morning, before the heat sets in, most animals are busy scoring their breakfast for the day.
Ave del Paraiso is also within walking distance of the trendy neighborhood Barrio Escalante, home to many excellent restaurants to enjoy a nice dinner or a coffee. However, if you want to stay closer to home, cross the garden and enjoy a farm-to-table meal in Café Kracovia, managed by the sons of the hotel owners.
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