Bosque del Cabo Rainforest Lodge is a remote eco-lodge in Puerto Jiménez, in the Puntarenas province of Costa Rica. It sits on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by rainforest, and suits travellers who want to stay close to nature rather than in a town centre.
The setting
The lodge is set among the rainforest that gives it its name, with the ocean visible from its clifftop position. Because it is remote, the surroundings feel quiet and largely unbuilt, and the trees and sea are the main view from most parts of the property.
Where you stay
Accommodation is in bungalows, many of which are described as having wide views over the Pacific. Staying in one lets you spend time looking out over the ocean and the forest without leaving your room.
What a visit offers
- Wildlife observation in the surrounding rainforest
- Views of the Pacific Ocean from the cliff
- A retreat-style stay away from busier towns
The lodge works best for visitors who enjoy slow days, watching the forest and the sea, and who are comfortable with the distance that comes with a remote location. Puerto Jiménez, the nearby town, is the gateway to this part of the Osa Peninsula, so it is a practical base for planning days beyond the lodge.
If you are considering a stay, it is worth checking directly with the lodge about current rates, availability and how to reach it, as these details are not covered here.