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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

Everything felt "easy" and stress free. The most memorable aspect was driving through fantastic scenery, so much to see!
AF, Cardiff May 2012
Highlights?: There were so many. Seeing a toucan land in the tree just by our room at El Remanso. Walking down the trail at Monteverde Lodge and a beautiful Morpho…
KS, Uxbridge Mar 2017
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
We had a really exceptional trip. The mix of beautiful scenery and amazing wildlife made it a real adventure and yet the logistics made it achievable and stress free. Costa…
GP, Warwick Jul 2015
Highlights: Monkeys and macaws on the trees by our bedroom ,and the White water rafting to and from Pacuare Lodge and swimming down the river!
JB, Ashford Dec 2015
Highlight?: Flying down the ziplines at Arenal was truly incredible. We had a clear day, too, with amazing views of the volcano and lake to distract us from the fact…
DR, London Feb 2018

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Heloise Buxton - Travel Expert

Heloise started her Latin American journey as an exchange student in Santiago, Chile. With extended summer holidays this was the perfect opportunity to backpack through Bolivia, Peru, Argentina and Brazil.

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