Cahuita Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

After a day of hitting the rapids down the Pacuare River, I was herded with a few others from the rafting group to an eco-lodge [Selva Bananito Lodge] high in the mountains of Costa Rica's Eastern Caribbean slope where I would spend the next few days. My stay at the lodge was unlike anything I had ever experienced. At times it was like heaven, b...

Here we are back on the South Caribbean Coast. Its been very wet down here with lots of floods and I toyed with changing our plans but it is our gateway to Panama. It is a little drier here but we arrived in a tropical storm and our original accommodation choice (Albys Lodge with Cabanas in a nice garden)was not on as it hadn't fully dried out a...

We were sad to leave Bocas. Our thoughts as we boarded the 7am ferry were mirrored 'Should we stay another day?' - But no we both know that we should press on!! It's not like we have a lot of time to achieve what we want to here in Central America.... The boat ride back from Bocas was a little less exciting and the prospect of returning to Bills...

Had a couple of days here in Cahuita. From the village we were able to do a trek through the national park which was excellent. Beautiful beachside scenery, plenty of wildlife again and not hoards of tourists. First thing we saw was a small sloth, pretty low in the tree but fast asleep. Next we heard, then spotted some howler monkeys. As we got ...

Cahuita National Park - We took the short trip over into Costa Rica and continued up the Caribbean Coast to Cahuita National Park, where we would spend Christmas. We stayed for a few days in the small town of Cahuita, and spent most of the time on the coast in the National Park. It was certainly better than being back in the cold UK. The Nationa...

I was awakened by a workman at 7.00 am - considering I was in bed and asleep by 9.30 that night's sleep was pretty good. Had a liquid yoghurt for breakfast, found out about the bus back to San Jose and headed off to the Cahuita National Park. When you enter the national park there is a voluntary donation (apparently the parks people used to char...