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.
At Hotel Isla Chiquita blend the adventure and eco-friendly appeal of a camping holiday with the comforts and amenities of a traditional hotel. Isla Chiquita elevates the glamping experience with premium tent accommodations featuring plush bedding, organic bath products, and lounging decks with gorgeous ocean or tropical forest views.
Costa Rica Tree House Lodge, a unique destination near the beach where you’ll find six hand-built, sustainable houses that sparkle with creativity. Owner Edsart has a sharp eye for attractive color combinations and is a master in architectural design and repurposing. Don’t be surprised to find an old American school bus in the jungle, now a comfortable family suite.
Bijagua is a charming small town nestled in a lush volcanic valley. The village is the perfect stop-over to visit the Rio Celeste River and Tenorio National Park. According to a local legend, the Rio Celeste became so blue after God painted the sky blue and washed his brushes in the river.
Dutch owner Bertus has guided tourists in Costa Rica for years before settling down and building the perfect, sustainable getaway in his fantastic backyard. He now runs it with his Costa Rican wife.
Located on the southern Caribbean coast, Manzanillo is a peaceful village at the end of the road and renowned for some of the most beautiful unspoiled beaches in the country.
The area is also known for its great cultural diversity of Latinos, Bribri, and Cabecar Indians. The Afro-Caribbean culture came with the Jamaicans in 1872 when the railroad between San José and the port of Limon was built.
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