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Namuwoki Lodge Resort

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Jungle-shrouded lodge of wooden cabins, designed for nature lovers who are happy to tune out and disconnect while on holiday.

Just steps from Playa Chiquita’s pristine sands, Namuwoki Lodge Resort is embraced by dense tropical forest and floral plants. Stay in one of the handful of wooden cabins, each with a private, hammock-slung terrace, and enjoy the pool and Jacuzzi.

The hotel caters for nature lovers who are happy to tune out and disconnect while on holiday: there is no TV or Wifi to distract from the attractions of the wild environment, which reverberates with howler monkey calls. The jungle setting dominates the buildings rather than the other way round, and a stay here offers a sense of immersion in nature. Sloths and exotic birds are frequent visitors to the grounds.

What our clients say

Most memorable experience: "Diversity of the country. Outstanding bird life and flora and fauna.Very friendly and helpful people."
RC, Lymington Feb 2015
Highlights?: Very hard to select 1 or 2 things. However would probably say Travelling to and staying at Tortuga Lodge and the excursions into the Jungle (in 3 days we…
TW, Glasgow Apr 2018
Most memorable experiences: "Snorkelling off the island at Corcovado seeing the marine wildlife then returning by boat seeing dolphins and turtles in the sea; Kayaking excursion form Tortuga Lodge (extra…
DO, Bedford Apr 2015
Most memorable experience: "The helpfulness of the guides and the appreciation they showed for us making the effort to visit their countries."
SD, Horsham Dec 2014
Most Memorable Moment?: So many highlights that it is difficult to pick any one out - but the evening trip to the Turtle beach at Tortuguero, seeing Green Sea Turtles…
DD, Holmfirth Sep 2016
There were so many highlights it is difficult to single one out. The wildlife, around hotel gardens etc and not just in the reserves, was particularly impressive. Viewing it from…
VC, South croydon Feb 2018

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