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Pacuare Lodge, near Turrialba

Hidden deep in the Talamanca Mountains, this luxury eco-retreat blends adventure, romance, and relaxation. From the moment you arrive in style – rafting in on the Pacuare River – you’ll find yourself at one with nature in a rainforest teeming with wildlife.

Pacuare Lodge mixes rustic charm with a generous dash of indulgence. Its distinctive wooden architecture is inspired by the indigenous Cabécar style, and incorporates a collection of elegant guest suites and villas. Each comes with a ceiling fan, private veranda, and an outdoor shower giving you a front-row view over the jungle. The Canopy Suite and Villas even come with their own private spring-fed infinity pools. The background roar of the river and calls of howler monkeys echoing around the lodge remind you that you’re right in the heart of nature here.

The spacious, palm-thatched Nairi Awari main lodge and restaurant, with its solid teak floors and tropical flowers, offers sweeping views of the Pacuare River. It’s the perfect spot to unwind with a drink. And with three hearty meals a day included, dinner here is a special treat – think candlelit dinners with gourmet cuisine, flavoured with homegrown tropical herbs and spices.

Your stay also includes a choice of daily activities and experiences, such as white-water rafting, jungle hikes, birdwatching, and indigenous cultural tours, making every day a new adventure.

Sustainability at Pacuare Lodge

Pacuare Lodge integrates eco-friendly practices into every aspect of its operations. The lodge is powered primarily by hydroelectric and solar energy, and buildings are constructed using locally sourced materials, designed to reduce impact on the surrounding rainforest. Water conservation is a priority, with systems in place for rainwater collection and natural filtration. The lodge’s farm-to-table approach to dining emphasises organic, locally grown produce, supporting local farmers and minimising transportation.

Pacuare Lodge actively contributes to reforestation projects and partners with local communities, particularly the indigenous Cabécar people, to preserve cultural heritage and provide educational and economic support. Additionally, your stay helps to fund wildlife research and monitoring programs to protect endangered species.

Features

  • 20 suites & villas
  • All meals included
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Spa
  • Ceiling fans
  • Included transfers by river rafting or road
  • Choice of activities included

Speak to a specialist

01737 214 250

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