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Bioclimatic refuge on the South Caribbean coast

Bioclimatic cabins and fibre internet under the jungle canopy of Puerto Viejo.

See the three places How we build

Wooden table in the open dining room looking onto the tropical garden and the pool — The open dining room, facing the garden

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Places to stay

Three places between Puerto Viejo and Cahuita, one team.

Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

Eco Travel Hostel

Sleep between the jungle and the sea

Dorms and private rooms a few steps from the beach, with a natural pool, a tropical garden and a community of travellers who see the world the way you do.

From ₡20,000 per night, plus VAT

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Shared room with wooden bunk beds and orange curtains — Dorms with wooden bunk beds and a view of the tropical garden.

Pool surrounded by palm trees with guests resting at the edge — A natural pool surrounded by jungle, the meeting point of the day.

Hammock hanging in the corridor in front of the rooms — Porches with a hammock facing the garden, for slow afternoons.

Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

Villas Capuchino

Privacy surrounded by jungle

Private cabins with their own kitchen, ensuite bathroom and wooden terrace, hidden in the forest where capuchin monkeys live.

From ₡45,000 per night, plus VAT

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Wooden room with a view of the garden — Beds framed in local wood, looking straight onto the garden.

Wooden terrace lit up at dusk — Wooden terraces for quiet evenings, feline company included.

Private open-air kitchen, among flowers — Your own open-air kitchen, among flowers and fresh fruit.

Cahuita, Costa Rica

Villas Cahuita

Palm-roofed cabins for groups and families

Stand-alone cabins with spacious rooms and wooden bunk beds, plus a shared dining area under a palm roof to enjoy with your group.

From ₡15,000 per night, plus VAT

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Palm-roofed cabins in the garden — Private cabins roofed with palm leaves, among tropical gardens.

Room with wooden bunk beds — Rooms with wooden bunk beds, ready for groups and families.

Open space with a palm roof, a long wooden table and a kitchen at the back — A shared dining room under a palm roof, to spend time with other travellers.

Planet architecture

We build for the Caribbean climate: open wooden pavilions, high palm roofs and corridors with hammocks that let the breeze through and bring the garden right up to the table.

Aerial view of the pool and a palm roof surrounded by trees — The refuge from the air

Open wooden pavilion with a hammock and armchairs, used as a yoga space — Pavilion open to the garden

the breeze comes in, and so does the garden

Gallery

Drag to walk through the garden, the kitchen, the corridor and the rooms.

Bicycles parked in front of the yellow house and the garden — Bicycle area

Yellow kitchen and dining house surrounded by trees — The kitchen and dining house

Indoor dining room with red columns and long wooden tables — Indoor dining room

Guests serving themselves dinner in the dining room — Dinner time

Wooden pavilion with a high roof, a hammock and cushions — Wooden pavilion with a hammock

Open common area with tables and a view of the garden — Common area

Yellow façade of the hostel with red heliconias in the foreground — The façade, among heliconias

Tropical garden with red heliconias and bicycles under the trees — The garden

Corridor with green wooden chairs facing the garden — The corridor

Guests and hosts serving dinner at the buffet — Dinner, just served

Puerto Viejo beach seen through the branches of a tree — Puerto Viejo beach

Room with a double bed and a bunk bed

Two people smiling in front of a palm-roofed cabin — In front of the cabin

Scarlet macaw perched on a railing while visitors photograph it — An unexpected visitor

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