Lodge Cocobolo

Cocobolo is situated at the center of the 3 lodges.
You can admire the magnificent view of the Gulf of Nicoya, Direct access to a path that leads to a beautiful viewing site

Its vast terrace invites you to relax and contemplate nature’s spectacle. (monkeys, birds, butterflies of all kinds...)

With its two bedrooms, this lodge is ideal for two couples of friends, or a family of 4, for example!
In addition, you can choose between single beds or double beds according to your needs!

And if you are only two guests, you will benefit from your room and the whole terrace.

Private bathroom with natural toiletries and made in Costa Rica, private WC, separate from the shower.

A typical breakfast is included with your stay, for other meals you will have access to the "village square", equipped with fridge and tableware.

All our lodges are built in teak hardwood, partly from our finca. All the furniture is handmade by the local team.

We are unable to accommodate children under 10 years old.

Pets are not accepted

Arrival BEFORE night time STRONGLY recommended.

Payment on site in cash only.

This tree is known to produce the precious wood called... cocobolo. ;) It is a good-sized tree that reaches 20–25 m in height.

The color of its wood changes after being cut. The heart is usually orange or reddish, often showing irregular dark marks on the wood. The bark is of a creamy yellow tone which contrasts strongly with the orange tone of the heart. It has a fine texture and oily appearance to the eye and to the touch, and is wear and water resistant.

This wood is very hard. Some cocobolo woods are so dense that they sink in water.
Due to its density and hardness, it can be polished to a shiny, almost crystal-like finish. Its rarity justifies its price.

It is very popular for billiard cues, as used by the famous London manufacturer John Parris. It is also used to make novelty pens and was used as ballast on ships.

Costa Rica is punctuated by two seasons: the dry season and the rainy season, more or less marked by the region. Here we are in tropical dry, which means:
- The dry season is from December to April. The landscape is dry, and resembles the savannah. The trees no longer have leaves, but beautiful flowers. There is no water. It is quite hot and the sun is shining. The nights offer superb starry skies.
- The rainy season begins in May until the end of November. Our rivers and waterfalls get full. The landscape offers all shades of green, and everything grows. Nature is flourishing, wild. It is cooler, it rains in the evenings or on certain days. Boots are recommended.

Each season transforms the landscape and its resulting experience.