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Aguila de Osa

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  • Aguila de Osa Inn
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  • Aguila de Osa Inn
  • Aguila de Osa inn
  • Aguila de Osa Inn
  • Aguila de Osa Inn
  • Aguila de Osa Inn
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Aguila de Osa is a beautiful eco-lodge on Costa Rica's wildife-rich Osa Peninsula.

Aguila de Osa is an exquisite rainforest and marine adventure lodge set on jungle-covered hillsides overlooking the tranquil waters of Drake Bay. The lodge has easy access to the lush Osa Peninsula’s natural highlights, including Corcovado National Park and the Caño Island Biological Marine Reserve.

There are a dozen spacious, thatched wooden cabins with private terraces, ceiling fans and views of the ocean. The open-air restaurant serves local fresh food, and the bar is perched on the rocks above the river.

You can take part in a choice of adventurous outdoor activities, including world-class sport fishing, scuba diving, snorkelling, bird-watching, hiking, beach trips, kayaking and mangrove estuary tours.

Aguila de Osa makes commitments to sustainability, including waste recycling, water conservation and sourcing food locally. The lodge also supports the Corcovado Foundation’s conservation and community work.

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What our clients say

  • It is difficult to single out any one part as being most memorable. For me (as a geologist) the trip to Poas Volcano was great. The ziplining at Punta Islita…

    RH, Peterborough Mar 2016
  • So many memorable experiences - flying into Tortuguero, watching turtle hatchlings race to the sea, the boat ride out of Tortuguero, all the animals (including a mummy sloth with baby…

    SM, Chiswick Jun 2013
  • The treks throughout the trip were superb. Excellent guides and the range of wildlife was stunning.

    WRDT, Bakewell Jan 2017
  • The noises and sounds surrounding us all day and night, created by all the wildlife was fantastic. Never heard anything like it and loved it. The Costa Rican hospitability is…

    St, Swords Jun 2013
  • It was all pretty memorable but the view of the Arenal volcano from our boat transfer across the lake sticks in my mind. It was a completely clear day and…

    EW, Newport May 2017
  • Highlight?: Tortuguera boat trip, rafting Arenal, hot springs Arenal, zip wires Monteverde, running on the beach in Uvita - so many lovely memories

    SL, London Jan 2017
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Sophie lived in Chile before joining us and has travelled extensively across Latin America, from Mexico to the furthest tip of Patagonia and beyond to Antarctica.

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