El Remanso Peninsula de Osa
Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
Highlights
- Immersive Wildlife: Situated in the heart of a biodiverse rainforest, guests can observe exotic wildlife like monkeys, sloths, and macaws directly from the lodge.
- Sustainable Eco-Lodge: El Remanso is fully committed to sustainability, powered by 100% renewable energy, and designed to blend harmoniously with its natural surroundings.
- Guided Forest Hikes: Explore pristine rainforest trails leading to waterfalls, guided by expert naturalists who provide insights into the local ecosystem.
- Secluded Beach Access: Enjoy peaceful moments at a nearby, untouched beach, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or exploring Costa Rica’s wild coastline.
- Birdwatching Haven: With hundreds of species, including rare tropical birds, the lodge is a paradise for birdwatchers.
- Adventure Activities: Guests can engage in zip-lining, waterfall rappelling, or horseback riding, offering exciting ways to experience the rainforest.
Why we love El Remanso
We’ve long loved El Remanso and watched it grow and develop over the years into the stunning property that you’ll find today, but one thing has never changed and that is the passion of the owners Daniel and Adriana Gehring who live on site and oversee all that happens.
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Canopy walk at El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
A private pool villa at El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
Rooms with a view, El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
El Remanso, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica
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How to get there
El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula is approximately 45km from the nearest domestic airport, Puerto Jiménez Airport (PJM). The drive from Puerto Jiménez to the lodge typically takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour by 4WD vehicle, depending on road conditions.
For international travellers, the closest major airport is Juan Santamaría International Airport (SJO) in San José. From there, it’s a short domestic flight (about 50 minutes) to Puerto Jiménez, followed by the drive to the lodge.
Are children welcome?
Yes, children are welcome at El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula. The lodge offers a range of family-friendly activities such as guided nature hikes, birdwatching, and dolphin-watching tours, making it an excellent choice for families looking to experience Costa Rica’s diverse wildlife and rainforest. While the lodge is focused on eco-tourism and sustainability, it provides a comfortable environment for guests of all ages.
Giving back
El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula is renowned for its strong commitment to sustainability. The lodge operates entirely on 100% renewable energy, using a combination of hydroelectric power and solar panels. Their eco-friendly practices extend to waste management, where they follow the “reduce, reuse, recycle” principle. Organic waste is composted, and even cooked waste is sent to local farms to feed animals.
The lodge also avoids single-use plastics and harmful chemicals like pesticides and herbicides. Additionally, all cleaning products and toiletries provided to guests are certified biodegradable. El Remanso supports local communities by employing staff from nearby areas and actively participates in reforestation projects and environmental education.
What wildlife might I encounter?
At El Remanso Lodge on the Osa Peninsula, guests can encounter a rich variety of wildlife due to its location within a biodiverse rainforest. The animals commonly spotted include:
- Monkeys: Four species of monkeys are prevalent, including howler monkeys, spider monkeys, capuchin monkeys, and squirrel monkeys.
- Birds: The Osa Peninsula is a paradise for birdwatchers, with sightings of scarlet macaws, toucans, hawks, and various tropical birds being common.
- Big Cats: Elusive animals like pumas and ocelots inhabit the rainforest, though they are harder to spot.
- Reptiles and Amphibians: You can also see iguanas, frogs, and other reptiles throughout the trails.
- Marine Life: Dolphins and whales can often be observed during ocean tours near the Golfo Dulce, along with various tropical fish and rays
