THE OSA PENINSULA ACCOMMODATION LUXURY
LUXURY ACCOMMODATION
LUXURY ACCOMMODATION ON THE OSA PENINSULA
The Luxury of Being Unplugged
The first ecolodges arrived on the Osa Peninsula in the 1990s.
The Republic of Costa Rica at this time began to widely married its economic future to the relatively new concept of ecotourism and Costa Rica became one of the world’s most prominent examples of sustainable development. In the 1990s, the last of the big mining companies left the Osa, and the first full-service eco-lodges on the peninsula started to developed.
And with that, ecotourism takes hold.
Today, the Osa Peninsula is dominated by Corcovado National Park and its influences on the surrounding lands. And along with pristine Golfo Dulce tropical fjord, conservation has grown. The luxury accommodation below strives to adhere to the true nature of ecotourism while providing an upscale experience.
Accommodation by Price
Bosque Del Cabo EcoLodge
El Remanso EcoLodge
Lapa Rios EcoLodge
Playa Cativo Eco Luxury Lodge
Playa Nicuesa Rainforest Lodge
Kunken Lodge
Blue Osa Yoga Retreat and Spa
Encanta La Vida
Iguana Lodge
Luna Lodge
Hilton’s Botanika Osa Peninsula
Agua Dulce Resort
Cabinas Jimenez
Corcovado Beach Lodge
Chosa Manglar Nature Retreat
Danta Corcovado Lodge
Dolphin Quest
Encanta La Vida
Finca Exotica EcoLodge
Hotel Inn Jimenez
La Tarde Lodge
Ojo Del Mar
Four Monkeys Eco Lodge
Osa Discovery & Lodge
Accommodation by Location
Bosque Del Cabo EcoLodge
El Remanso EcoLodge
Lapa Rios EcoLodge
La Tarde Lodge
Luna Lodge
Danta Lodge
Agua Dulce Resort
Blue Osa Yoga Retreat and Spa
Dolphin Quest
Encanta La Vida
Finca Exotica EcoLodge
Iguana Lodge
La Leona EcoLodge
Ojo Del Mar
Playa Cativo Eco Luxury Lodge
Playa Nicuesa Rainforest Lodge
Kunken Lodge
Four Monkeys Eco Lodge
Cabinas Jimenez
Corcovado Beach Lodge
Chosa Manglar Nature Retreat
Hotel Inn Jimenez
Hilton's Botanika Osa Penisnula
Osa Rainforest
The Osa Peninsula is a magical place. Within this area exists Central America’s largest swath of intact lowland rainforest on the Pacific Coast and home to an estimated 250,000 of all the living species in the world. Incredible isn’t it! And that’s just what is on land.
The volume and variety of wildlife you’ll find here is unbelievable. All four Costa Rican monkey species, two kinds of sloths, two types of anteaters, collared peccary, caiman, crocodiles, poison dart frogs and hundreds of colorful bird species are commonly seen. It’s also home to rare species such as the Baird’s Tapir, jaguars and harpy eagles.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
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TOP TEN THINGS TO EXPERIENCE ON THE OSA PENINSULA
1. Visit Corcovado National Park: The Park is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet and is home to a variety of wildlife, including jaguars, tapirs, and scarlet macaws.
2. Go Whale Watching: The Osa Peninsula is one of the best places in Costa Rica to go whale watching. You can spot humpback whales, pilot whales, and even orcas.
3. Explore the Beaches: The Osa Peninsula is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica. From white sand beaches to black sand beaches, there is something for everyone.
4. Go Sport Fishing: The Osa Peninsula is a great place to go sport fishing. You can catch a variety of fish, including marlin, sailfish, and roosterfish.
5. Visit the Waterfalls: The Osa Peninsula is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Costa Rica. From the majestic King Louis (Matapalo Waterfall) to the awesome Magical Mogos Waterfalls, there is something for everyone.
6. Go Bird Watching: The Osa Peninsula is home to a variety of birds, including toucans, parrots, and oropendolas.
7. Take a Boat Tour of the Golfo Dulce: Take a boat tour of the Osa Peninsula and explore the mangroves, islands, and beaches.
8. Go Kayaking: Kayaking is a great way to explore the Osa Peninsula. You can paddle through the mangroves and explore the islands.
9. Go Hiking: The Osa Peninsula is home to a variety of hiking trails, from easy to difficult. Explore the rainforest and spot a variety of wildlife.
10. Surfing: It is a great destination for surfers, with some of the best waves in the country. The waves here are suitable for all levels of surfers, from beginners to experienced surfers.