带露天座位的Sarapiqui民宿

Cabaña en bosque/piscinas/rancho

Cabaña para 8 personas con todas las comodidades, rodeado de naturaleza y a una hora de la capital. Lugar silencioso, calmo, espacioso, cómodo, aislado, con total privacidad, junto al bosque, con dos piscinas (niños y adultos), área de fogata, rancho amplio (120m2) completamente equipado con implementos eléctricos para cocinar, también cuenta con una cocina de leña, amplio espacio para parqueo, árboles frutales, pequeña cancha para fútbol. En medio de un hermoso entorno sonoro y visual.

#3Luxury Bungalow in Rainforest.

SUPER ANFITRIONES. Te sorprenderá nuestra encantadoras cabañas privada en reserva biológica, su gran variedad de naturaleza y avistamiento de aves tropicales, ranas rojas variedades de monos. Es un lugar espectacular. En poco tiempo puedes visitar la reserva Biológica La Tirimbina, Parque Natural Dave &Dave, realizar rafting en las aguas del Río Sarapiquí, Cerca de tours, practicar deportes como montar a caballo, canopy, etc. INTERNET SATELITAL STARLINK. Full AIRE ACONDICIONADO

The jungle house

Private house in a 3000 m2 lot just on main road, for families or friends who want to rest in a natural rainforest environment, a step away from restaurants, bars and supermarkets. Different activities near the place (canopy, rafting, bird watching, frogs, hiking, river fishing) The house has a grill and independent entrance. Also pictures taken from surrounding areas. It will be a pleasure to have you in our house and make your experience in Costa Rica something unforgettable.

Unique tropical experience! Casita Lapas

Casita Lapas is a cozy cabin with great views of the meadows and surrounded by lush tropical gardens. You can relax and enjoy waking up to the birds singing, the monkeys howling, or witness the Scarlet or Great Green Macaws eating from the almond trees (if fruit is in season). Guests can enjoy hiking on our private untouched forest and enjoy the farm animals. Here at the farm we protect wildlife, all the birds in the photos are free and in their natural habitat.

Mano de Tigre Wood House

Perfect place to relax and reconnect with nature. Our property is placed in the heart of a private wood with river. Here you will have the chance to recharge yourself and practice all those kind of activieties that bring you back to a healty and peaceful state of mind. Have your yoga session, meditation, take a walk in the forest, have a swim in the river, practice your SHINRIN YOKU. Perfect for solo travelers, couples or families.

Vista del Río: nature cabin on ecotourism farm

Vista del Rio is a unique nature cabin with a bedroom, full bath, and a large viewing deck. It was hand constructed from materials on-property to blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings with an open-air feeling. Wake up to the sounds of wildlife like monkeys and toucans, and prepare for a day of immersive farm life, a day of adventure at one of the many nearby attractions, or a day of relaxation down at the river.

Cabaña Río Blanco: Peace & Nature

Discover Cabaña Río Blanco! More than a stay, it’s a peaceful retreat embraced by Braulio Carrillo National Park. Located in Río Blanco de Guápiles, Limón, this hidden gem invites you to relax, reconnect, and enjoy trails that lead straight to the river. Perfect for sharing special moments with family or friends and living an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature.

Quinta La Mandona

-Private property for 24 people with 5 rooms, 2 ranches, swimming pool, tennis court, hammock area -Fully equipped rooms and kitchen -90 minutes from San José and 150 minutes from the Caribbean -Enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this unique place. -Perfect place to come with family, friends or work meetings -You're going to love it, come and visit us

Cabin Manú - Sarapiquí

Located in La Virgen de Sarapiquí, Cabaña Manú offers a unique experience where nature and comfort merge. This special place is the result of a nature-loving family's project, who three decades ago decided to let the forest grow in what used to be a cattle pasture, thus creating a wildlife corridor towards the Sarapiquí River.