The Costa Rica eco lodge guide
Sleep in the rainforest. Wake to howler monkeys.
Eco lodges, jungle retreats and farm stays in every corner of Costa Rica, from Caribbean beach cabins to cloud forest hideaways, organized region by region.
Explore by region
Nine regions, nine kinds of wild
Costa Rica fits rainforest, cloud forest, dry forest and two coastlines into a country smaller than West Virginia. Pick the landscape first, then the lodge.
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9.66°N 82.75°W
Caribbean Coast
Tortuguero, Cahuita & Puerto Viejo
20 lodges →
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8.54°N 83.56°W
Osa Peninsula
Corcovado & Drake Bay
20 lodges →
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10.63°N 85.44°W
Guanacaste
Gold Coast & Rincón de la Vieja
10 lodges →
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9.93°N 84.08°W
Central Valley
San José & the volcano highlands
7 lodges →
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9.65°N 85.07°W
Southern Nicoya
Montezuma, Santa Teresa & Cabo Blanco
10 lodges →
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9.16°N 83.74°W
South Pacific
Dominical, Uvita & Ojochal
10 lodges →
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9.39°N 84.14°W
Central Pacific
Manuel Antonio & Carara
7 lodges →
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10.46°N 84.70°W
Arenal & La Fortuna
Volcano country, lake & hot springs
8 lodges →
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10.30°N 84.82°W
Monteverde
Cloud forest & Santa Elena
3 lodges →
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10.45°N 84.02°W
Northern Lowlands
Sarapiquí & Río Celeste
6 lodges →
9.66°N 82.75°W · Tortuguero, Cahuita & Puerto Viejo
Caribbean Coast
8.54°N 83.56°W · Corcovado & Drake Bay
Osa Peninsula
10.63°N 85.44°W · Gold Coast & Rincón de la Vieja
Guanacaste
9.65°N 85.07°W · Montezuma, Santa Teresa & Cabo Blanco
Southern Nicoya
9.93°N 84.08°W · San José & the volcano highlands
Central Valley
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