La Paloma Lodge – Drake Bay, Costa Rica
La Paloma Lodge sits atop a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean and backed by the lush tropical jungle near Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica.
The property is located on 14 acres; just a short walk from the cool waters of Agujitas River and secluded black-sand beaches.
The 7 bungalows and 4 rooms are equipped with air-conditioning and offer a sanctuary for those looking to reconnect with nature. The newest addition is the private 3 bedroom Luxury Beach House, which is off site from La Paloma Lodge and offers quiet seclusion among nature while still having access to the amenities and support of the lodge.
La Paloma Lodge is situated on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, backed by lush tropical forest and just a short walk from secluded beaches and the Agujitas River.
Whether you’re looking for an adventurous hike, an afternoon paddling kayaks, or relaxing poolside with your favorite book, we have it all.
Relax amidst the richness and splendor of the tropical jungle. From your balcony, watch monkeys playing in the trees, catch a glimpse of scarlet macaws soaring overhead or relax poolside with your favorite book.
Explore Corcovado National Park, snorkel in the clear waters of Caño Island and indulge in all that our tropical paradise has to offer.
Meals are served family style in the beautiful clubhouse. The menus consist of fresh fish, shrimp, chicken and beef. Vegetarian meals are available upon request and they will always try to accommodate your dietary needs. They serve plenty of fresh fruit at all meals along with delicious homemade bread.
They offer continental and a la carte breakfast options, healthy lunches, an afternoon snack and 4 course dinners. All meals are included with lodging. Drinks are not included in the packages.
La Paloma Lodge is the perfect place for nature lovers looking for adventure, couples escaping on a romantic getaway, or families looking to make memories that will last a lifetime.
Conservation
“When we came to Costa Rica in the early 1980s, there were no plastic bottles, no disposable diapers and very few plastic bags. You purchased your meat, chicken or fish and it was wrapped in newspaper. You carried it home in the bag you brought. At La Paloma Lodge, we strive for that kind of simplicity and ecological sustainability.”
“La Paloma Lodge uses recyclable glass bottles for sodas and beer. We have a reverse osmosis system and buy no plastic water bottles. We are members of an organization (Catuosa) working toward the elimination of single-use plastic. We also have the first electric car in the area. Much of our food waste is collected by a local pig farmer; we have a food composting system for all that remains.”
– La Paloma Lodge Management
La Paloma Lodge Rooms:
Superior Rooms
1 Beds / 1 Bath
Superior Rooms offer private balconies with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. Set amongst the jungle you can watch for monkeys playing in the nearby trees, while relaxing in your hammock. These beautiful rooms are equipped with A/C and furnished with one king bed. An extra single bed can be added.
Deluxe Ranchos
One Story 2 Beds / 1 Baths
Deluxe Ranchos are spread around lush vegetation maximizing privacy and seclusion yet offering magnificent ocean views. Listen to the sounds of the jungle from your hammock, watch toucans fly past and let the cool ocean breeze lull you to sleep. The one story Deluxe Ranchos are equipped with A/C and furnished with one king and one single bed.
Deluxe Ranchos Two
Two Story 3 Beds / 2 Baths
Deluxe Ranchos are spread around lush vegetation maximizing privacy and seclusion yet offering magnificent ocean views. Listen to the sounds of the jungle from your hammock, watch toucans fly past and let the cool ocean breeze lull you to sleep. They are equipped with A/C and furnished with king, queen, and single beds and have bathrooms on both upper and lower levels. An extra single bed can be added if needed.
Sunset Ranchos
Two Story 3 Beds / 2 Baths
Sunset Ranchos offer sweeping vistas of the Pacific Ocean. You can fall asleep to the sound of the ocean, awaken to the symphony of the rainforest and catch a glimpse of a magnificent sunset over Caño Island from the comfort of your balcony. They are equipped with A/C and furnished with king, queen and single beds and have bathrooms on both the upper and lower levels. An extra single bed can be added if needed.
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