Corcovado National Park is one of the few places in the world that truly merits the phrase teeming with wildlife. National geographic named it "the most biologically intense place on Earth" with good reason. Its proximity to the equator, and the fact that it makes up part of an isthmus that connects North and South America, create ideal circumstances for over 13 types of forest to thrive -- along with the dizzying array of wildlife inhabiting them.
Copa del Árbol Beach and Rainforest Resort is a secluded eco-conscious beachfront Drake Bay hotel set amid 70 acres of primary rainforest reserve.
The resort is placed in Southern Pacific Costa Rica on the Osa Peninsula, situated halfway between Drake Bay and the Corcovado National Park in an area called “Caletas” (small coves).
The only way to get to Copa de Arbol is by boat, as it is surrounded by a most exuberant rainforest and the beautiful sound of the ocean waves. This is also a place to see a vast array of fauna such as the four species of monkeys, toucans, sloths and if lucky, the cats: Margays, ocelots and the mighty jaguars are in this area.
The grounds offer endless small lagoons and miles of forest trails that make Copa del Arbol a lovely spot to unwind, relax and enjoy nature at its best.
La Paloma Lodge is situated on a hill viewing Drake Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Settled in southern Costa Rica near the Osa Peninsula, this region is abundant in pristine tropical rainforests and without any crowds.
La Paloma Lodge is a first class eco-lodge that covers over 12 acres (5 ha) of trimmed gardens and dense tropical rainforest. This lodge donates to local organizations that support education for local children, as well as the Corcovado Foundation. The lodge also provides visitors with eco-friendly commodities.
Rooms have splendid views. From the floor-to-ceiling panes, you’ll be treated to a view of the Pacific Ocean, as well as surrounded by the exciting activity of primary rainforest, noisy in bird songs and monkey howls.
All of the accommodations have all the luxuries that you expect in a deluxe hotel, including A/C, fans, comfortable beds and first class linens, hair dryers, and biodegradable conditioner and shampoo. As well as a safety box. Wi-Fi is available in the social areas, and there are no television sets, for you to truly unwind from the outside World.
As part of the packages in La Paloma, you can go for hikes in the Corcovado National Park, dolphin, and whales quests and the fantastic snorkeling at Isla del Caño.
Meals include fresh fruits and vegetables as well as homemade bread. If you like specific food such as vegetarian or gluten-free, you can also request for it.
Casa Corcovado is a paradise hidden in the thick rainforests of the Southern Pacific of Costa Rica. This lodge, located on its own 170 acres reserve, is as luxurious as any other resort but with an exuberant nature surrounding it.
The decor of this charming hotel has a Mexican flare to it, with beautiful tile floors, stained glass and wooden shutters for the windows. It is a place designed to have multiple choices to drop on a chaise long with your favorite book or music and unwind from everything.
The exquisite dining is made with fresh vegetables and fruits, seafood, meats, and pasta. And in the bar, you can also delight in delicious and unique cocktails.
All rooms are beautifully equipped and decorated. All are embellished with artist furniture, wooden, handmade shutters, and stained glass doors. They all have hammocks outside each room and, depending on the room of choice you can also find a private garden and a mixture of beds. Ideal for families with children or teens, nature lovers, photographers, and birdwatchers.
