Corcovado, Osa Peninsula Jungle Lodges and Hotels
Lapa Rios	One of the most luxurious jungle lodges in Costa Rica and known for its highest award of Sustainable Tourism in Costa Rica. Lapa Rios will bring you to their 1,000 acres of private reserve next to the Corcovado National Park and teach you about this amazing jungle.	South of Puerto Jimenez	More Information
Aguila de Osa	Located in Drake Bay of the Osa Peninsula you will enjoy beautiful hardwood accommodations, elegant dining, and amazing tours!	Rio Sierpe (near Corcovado)	More Information
Drake Bay Resort	Known for great sports fishing and a friendly atmosphere, you will have fun in the middle of the wilderness.	Near Corcovado	More Information
Bosque del Cabo Lodge	Located 500 feet above the Golfo Dulce, you will have excellent ocean & jungle views while receiving top quality service.	Corcovado	More Information
Villas rio Mar	Set on the banks of the Barú river, located 800 mtrs from the beach and surrounded by impressive tropical forests, the jungle resort Villas Rio Mar awaits you with traditional friendly hospitality.	Dominical	More Information
Cristal Ballena	Cristal Ballena is on a hillside with a 180-degree view of Bahia Ballena (Whale Bay) and features rooms with private balconies with stunning ocean views.	Ballena South of Dominical	Check Availability
Playa Nicuesa	Lush, green vegetation as far as the eye can see, with leaves as big as elephant ears. Jade colored water. Toucans, monkeys, iguanas, dolphins, majestic blue butterflies	Golfo Dulce	Check Availability

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This is truly one of Costa Rica's most wild natural areas! The Corcovado National Park protects one of the world's most spectacular national wonders - one of the last and largest remaining stands of coastal rainforest found in all of Central America. National Geographic referred to this area as "most biologically intense place on the planet" and any visitor here will quickly see why.

The Osa Peninsula has the added benefit of being a remote location favored by migrating whales, dolphins, and some of the most colorful birds in the world. But just because you're truly getting away from it all doesn't mean that you have to settle for second-rate accommodations! The Osa Peninsula is home to many top-knotch hotels, resorts and jungle lodges. So take your time to get down here, you never know what you'll discover!