Tucked away in the trees and cooled by the Pacific Ocean, is a 170 acre private reserve bordering Corcovado National Park. Carefully designed and built by an American naturalist with over twenty-five years of local experience. This unique lodge offers accommodations constructed with the highest concern for conservation in harmony with the landscape and the environment. Casa Corcovado Jungle Lodge provides the ideal base for your in-depth rainforest experience.

La Paloma Lodge nests atop a high bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and nearby Caño Island, on Costa Rica's isolated Drake Bay. The resort is spread over 12 richly landscaped acres and surrounded by dense tropical rainforest. Looking out on Caño Island Scarlet Macaws soar overhead, nesting nearby. Toucans can be heard calling from deep in the rainforest. Hummingbirds feed on the brilliant heliconia. White faced monkeys lunch on ripe mangoes. At La Paloma Lodge all the sounds of the jungle surround you.

Marenco Beach & Rain Forest Lodge is a Costa Rican, privately-owned nature reserve and lodge located in what is probably Costa Rica's greatest natural endowment, the rain forest and scenic coastal regions of the Osa Peninsula. Marenco's breathtaking, exotic coastal location provides unlimited opportunities for adventure, family recreation, nature study, research and yes; even some rest and relaxation, in one of the world's classic wilderness areas.

Costa Rica has become world renowned for its wealth of natural beauty, abundance of wildlife, and its dedication to the preservation of its unique and diverse ecology. No place in Costa Rica offers the visitor a better opportunity to study and appreciate the richness of this small country than Drake Bay Wilderness Resort. Located on the Osa Peninsula, along Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast, Drake Bay Wilderness Resort enjoys a remote, pristine setting, while remaining easily accessible from San José. Relatively little has changed here since Sir Francis Drake visited the natural protected bay in 1579 during his circumnavigation of the globe.

Aguila de Osa Inn is located in Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, situated on a high bluff overlooking the Aguitas river with panoramic views of Drake Bay. Reaching out into the Pacific Ocean along the southwest coast, the Osa was once described by National Geographic as one of the most biologically intense places on earth. Encompassing Corcovado National Park and Caño Island, two of Costa Rica's most prized protected areas; the Osa Peninsula is a priceless natural treasure with an abundance of tropical plants, mammals, insects and over 350 species of birds. No other region of Costa Rica offers the visitor a more pristine, virgin environment to discover.