From the Tempisque River to Manuel Antonio Park, the Central Pacific offers a wide variety of landscapes.
The mangrove swamps of the north (Tempisque, Tarcoles) and the transitional forests (Carara Park) between tropical rainforest and tropical dry forest offer other ecosystems to observe. The region is mainly developed along the coast, while the hinterland is of major interest for its landscapes, forests and rivers.
The region’s proximity to the capital also makes it a popular tourist destination, and here too you’ll find a wide range of hotels and cabinas.
A luxury hotel overlooking the sea, with a choice of standard, deluxe, suite or villa rooms. Everything is grandiose, baroque and designed to surprise the guest. The happy hour in an amphitheatre to admire the sunset, surprising! When luxury rhymes with exuberance, comfort and service.
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On the heights of Tarcoles, just a few km from Carara National Park and the Tarcoles River, Rancho Capulin offers a charming, relaxing and absolutely peaceful stopover.
The bungalows are comfortable and modern, and the swimming pool is a real treat. You’ll enjoy hearty, delicious breakfasts and the chance to watch Macaw macaws flying over the gardens.
Tranquility is one of the strong points of this small B&B.
Claudine and her husband will welcome you in style and with a French vision.
One of our favorites in the region 😉
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Rafiki is a small paradise south of Quepos, not far from the Savegre River. This family project began in 1999 with the aim of building a forest refuge and reintroducing the tapir to the area. Influenced by Africa, Rafiki offers you the chance to spend the night in the middle of the jungle in comfortably furnished tents. The all-inclusive package allows you to take full advantage of the area’s great natural diversity, including horseback riding and an incredible rafting excursion on the Rio Savegre.
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