Las Caletas Lodge, Drake Bay

Location

Las Caletas Lodge is situated between Drake Bay and Corcovado National Park on the Osa Peninsula. This eco-friendly hotel is accessible only by boat, enhancing its remote charm. Caño Island Biological Reserve, located just 12 nautical miles off the coast, offers an exceptional opportunity for diving and marine exploration.

Dining

The hotel offers half board rates, which include two nutritious meals daily: breakfast and dinner. An open-air dining room serves dishes that integrate Costa Rican and European culinary techniques, providing ocean and forest views. Fresh ingredients feature prominently, including fruits, vegetables, fish, and homemade desserts.

Rooms

Las Caletas Lodge has eight rooms, accommodating a maximum of approximately 20 guests. The completely private Honeymoon Suite is a two-story bungalow with forest, garden, and ocean views. The single-story Iguana room features a balcony with a hammock and chair, allowing for relaxation amid the picturesque surroundings.

Sustainability

The hotel prioritizes eco-tourism, minimizing environmental impact with a small guest capacity and renewable energy sources. Solar, water, and public power provide electricity throughout the property. The hotel's three tour boats are equipped with low emission motors, aligning with its commitment to sustainability.

Adventure Opportunities

Guests at Las Caletas Lodge can engage in various outdoor activities in the surrounding rainforest. Opportunities to discover local wildlife, including many species endemic to the Osa Peninsula, abound. Nearby, the scenic Sierpe River also offers an array of breathtaking landscapes during boat trips.

Highlights

Location: Accessible only by boat, remote charm

Dining: Half board with fresh meals

Rooms: Eight-room capacity, private Honeymoon Suite

Sustainability: Eco-tourism with low emission motors

Adventure: Wildlife discovery opportunities