Azania Bungalows – Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica
Azania Bungalows is a rustic hotel that reflects the essence of the hotels in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica.
Welcome to the lush coast of the Southern Caribbean of Costa Rica, an area of vibrant tropical nature and a great diversity of cultures and traditions.
Among the small Caribbean communities of Puerto Viejo and Manzanillo, (in the South Caribbean of Costa Rica), in front of Cocles Beach, a cozy and serene place, in complete harmony with the surrounding tropical forest, awaits you in Azania Bungalows.
Azania Bungalows is located in front of Cocles Beach, known locally as the “Beach Break” as it has no coral reef and therefore the waves break directly on the coast. This has a recognized point for surfing to the north and the waters of the Cocles River to the south.
As far as gastronomy is concerned, Azania Bungalows offers the possibility to taste exquisite dishes in its own restaurant, where the most modern Argentine cuisine is combined with the ingredients and typical dishes of the region.
If you want to relax after a day of beach or adventure, or if you simply prefer to enjoy the sun and nature, nothing better than doing it in our exotic pool and jacuzzi of natural contours that accompany the lush gardens that surround it and whose waterfall generate the ideal environment for a real rest or recreation.
Playa Cocles has been awarded the Ecological Blue Flag for its cleanliness and conservation efforts made in the community, being one of the most beautiful beaches in the area. Other neighboring beaches, such as Chiquita, Punta Uva or Manzanillo, also have a great attractions.
The lush South Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica is recognized for the diversity and richness of its coral reefs, as well as for its scenic beaches with paradisiacal views and a variety of alternatives for water sports. All these attributes, especially its ecological diversity, make it a very sensitive area that requires protection and management programs for its conservation.
Just steps from the Caribbean Sea and with the imposing framework of the tropical forest behind, our individual bungalows are harmoniously located and surrounded by tropical gardens that provide privacy and natural beauty.
Its unique style that combines the traditional, exotic woods and palm roofs, with a new design concept, gives each bungalow a particular atmosphere.
Each one has capacity for four people and has a queen size bed and two single beds, one of which is located in the mezzanine providing not only greater privacy, but also an excellent distribution of space. All of them are decorated with bamboo furniture and lamps, central fan, large windows with mosquito nets and a high ceiling that provide a refreshing natural air circulation.
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