Bosque del Cabo is approximately 300 km from San Jose, at the very tip of the Osa Peninsula. The Osa is Costa Rica’s southernmost peninsula on the Pacific Ocean side, located north of Panama. More than 350 species of birds have been identified in the area while monkeys, coatis, kinkajous, agoutis, and sloths are daily visitors. Nearby attractions include the wild Pacific coast with tide pools, caves and waterfalls, calm sandy gulf beaches, surfing, kayaking, deep-sea fishing, sailboat trips, hiking, horseback riding, treetop canopy and much more.
Bosque del Cabo is a premier Costa Rica Eco Lodge in the unspoiled jungles. It offers a romantic rainforest getaway and a naturalist’s dream come true. It has a unique and fortunate location at the very tip of the Osa Peninsula in the southern Pacific region of Costa Rica. This forest reserve lodge features private, spacious bungalows and gorgeous houses perched atop the cliffs of Cabo Matapalo. It’s hiking trails lead you through the forest to deserted beaches on both the Golfo Dulce and Pacific Ocean.
About the lodge:
Bosque del Cabo has ten beautifully crafted thatched-roof bungalows set among lush gardens. Some offer beautiful ocean views, tropical breezes and the rainforest at your doorstep. Alternatively or choose beautiful and rustic garden view accommodations surrounded by thriving rainforests. They provide stunning ocean views, modern bathrooms with delightful outdoor garden showers, and porches furnished with hammocks. These romantic nature lodge bungalows overlook the confluence of the mighty Pacific and the Golfo Dulce.
Trails on the property allow for further exploration into the rainforest, where you can enjoy appealing refreshing natural pools and waterfalls, along with an abundance of Costa Rican wildlife.