Pacuare Lodge

Amenities

  • Unique arrival experience via white water rafting
  • 8 unmatched onsite experiences included in your stay: Canopy Tour, Tropical Canyoning Tour, Bird-Watching, Cabécar Indigenous Hike, Ancient Trail & Hidden Waterfall Hike, Sustainability Tour, Rural Experience, and The Loop.
  • Iconic infinity pool in the rainforest
  • Candlelit ambience
  • Rural and indigenous cultural encounters
  • Highly experienced professional guides, certified in first aid, CPR and swift-water rescue
  • Jawa Juü Spa
  • Farm-to-table rainforest culinary cuisine
  • Romantic dinners alongside the Pacuare River
  • “The Nest” Rainforest Canopy restaurant
  • Authentic Costa Rican hospitality
  • Free WiFi in reception area

Rooms

  • Garden Suites – king bed or 2 full size beds (max occupancy 3 guests)
  • River View Suites – king bed (max occupancy 3 guests)
  • Canopy Suite – Private suspension bridge and treetop platform, king bed (max occupancy 3 guests)
  • Linda Vista Villas – Private, spring-fed pool, king bed (max occupancy 3 guests)
  • Jaguar Villa – Private bridge & tree platform, spring-fed pool, king bed, 2 day beds (max occupancy 4 guests)

Located on a private reserve that forms part of the largest network of protected areas in Central America, the Pacuare Lodge is located in a rainforest overlooking the Pacuare River. National  Geographic lists the river as one of the world’s top ten scenic rivers.

Best described as sustainable tourism, environmentally inclined travelers can rest in organic linens knowing that every care was taken to protect the earth. Food is locally grown, the staff is local, and much of the stunning interior is made using sustainable elements.

Rooms: With 3 levels of accommodations, all rooms have private decks with hammocks. Many rooms include private sitting areas, in room telephones to communicate with the main lodge/bungalows, private spring fed pools, safe-deposit boxes bathrobes and more.

Highlites: The beautiful pools, conference rooms, lush grounds and exquisitely maintained spas are breathtaking, but perhaps most memorable is the incredible experience of dinging in the Nest: a platform 60 feet above the jungle floor in the branches of a 100 year old Kapok tree (considered a sacred tree by the ancient Mayans). Also, getting to this exquisite eco-lodge is an adventure in itself. Guests arrive and depart via raft on the Pacuare River.

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