About 35 minutes by car from Manuel Antonio, a little less from Quepos, and about 4 hours from the San José airport. A regular car is fine; the last mile or so is gravel. There is parking on site, and we can arrange transfers.
You sleep in a safari tent on real beds with linens, electricity and a ceiling fan, with your own bathroom and hot shower a few steps away. You still hear the river and the frogs all night, which is the point.
Yes. Families with children from three to their teens stay with us, and the river, the waterfall pool, the hammocks and the fire pit keep them busy. The Family Glamping Tent sleeps six.
Yes. In the dry months the river has calm pools, and the swimming hole below the falls is a two-minute walk from the tents. After heavy rain the current can run too high; we will tell you where it is safe.
No. There is a shared open-air kitchen, and the Family tent has its own small fridge. Our neighbor Doña Luz cooks Costa Rican breakfasts and dinners at her house next door; let us know ahead.
Both are limited. Cell signal comes and goes and Wi-Fi does not reach everywhere, so download what you need before you come.
Check-in from 3:00 p.m., check-out by 11:00 a.m.
Yes, for retreats, reunions and groups of friends: up to 20 guests, from $750 a night plus 13% tax, with a three-night minimum.
Yes, both.
Yes: rafting on the Naranjo with H2O Adventures, Manuel Antonio National Park, surfing, hiking and massages. Ask us on WhatsApp.
Yes, from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m.
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