Lodges in Bajo Tigre

Nicole Netherlands

Staying at the Pacuare River Lodge was the absolute highlight of my trip to Costa Rica. With the lodge being located in the middle of the rainforest, it is recommended that you enter and leave via rafting with experienced guides - which is possible even if you don't have any previous experience with this water sports. While at the location, you'll be taken great care of - we had an amazing guide called Michael, who made our group feel at home and offered various hiking trips through the rain forest where he would share all his knowledge about the wildlife that you can discover in the area (and at the lodge itself, so be prepared). Him and the volunteers also cooked great food for us. Finally, the lodge consists of multiple quaint bungalows with one side consisting of only a (strong) mosquito net so you can see the night sky when lying in bed and be lulled to sleep by the sound of the river. While there's not much space in a standard bungalow which literally only has a bed (there are bigger options), you'll likely spend most of your time on the shared terrace anyway as that's where you have a beautiful view over the river and hummingbirds, hammocks and the little guardian dog asking you for cuddles ;) Highly recommended.

Tomas Czech Republic

Very friendly and professional stuff, very unique accomodation like no others, great food and great activities expecially rafting is lifetime experience!!!

Joe Italy

A perfect stop over between Pura Vida Ecolodge and Puerto Viejo on the Caribbean side. We were met with open arms and warm smiles and were incredibly well looked after throughout our short stay. It genuinely felt like we were at home... Incredibly friendly and helpful staff and a really beautiful set up, stunning views, wonderfully kept gardens and basic but comfortable cabins. They even managed to make some tweaks in the kitchen in order to offer us a super tasty vegan evening meal and very yummy breakfast. Gracias Antonio y amigos, we'll be back and for longer next time - seems like there is SO much to explore in the area!