Lapa Rios Lodge sits within its own private rainforest reserve on the Osa Peninsula, one of the pioneering ecolodges credited with helping establish Costa Rica’s ecotourism model.
Thatched bungalows set on a ridge overlooking the rainforest canopy and Pacific Ocean beyond.
A refined dining programme served with panoramic views over the rainforest and ocean.
Guided walks through the private reserve’s rainforest trails, waterfall hikes, and excursions into neighbouring Corcovado National Park.
The Osa Peninsula holds scarlet macaw, tapir, all four Costa Rican monkey species and one of the highest levels of biodiversity in Central America.
The ridge-top position gives sweeping views over unbroken rainforest canopy down to the Pacific, a striking landscape shot rarely available elsewhere.
Lapa Rios’ 1,000-acre private reserve protects a critical buffer zone directly adjoining Corcovado National Park.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
