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Amazing authentic tours on offer and friendly staff Had an amazing few days here with my 4 yr old daughter. Due to some building... read moreHad an amazing few days here with my 4 yr old daughter. Due to some building work, we got upgraded to the fantastic family suite, which had a special little room where we could observe jungle life. Meghan and her team (especially Roger) were super friendly, and always available for any question or booking. We went on 2 of the many tours they offer - many of which are partnerships with local people - trying to give employment to the local community - the river tour and the organic farm tour. I would highly recommend the organic farm tour. My 4 yr old was kept entertained by playing with Daniel's grandson and holding all the little piglets. Amazing free breakfast and dinner was great too (though a little pricey) . Would highly recommend this place as the owners are so committed to the local community and they are exemplary when it comes to community based tourism. read less
loved this Eco lodge We spent two nights at Chialmate Rainforest Eco lodge, our first visit to Costa Rica.
the location... read moreWe spent two nights at Chialmate Rainforest Eco lodge, our first visit to Costa Rica.
the location was fantastic, rooms basic but what you expect in an Eco lodge.
Very close to nature and loved the walks into the rain forest so easy to access.
we saw, 3 & 2 toed sloth, white faced capuchin monkeys, silky anteater sleeping, blue jean frogs,green black dart frogs, lots birds, insects, army ants, leaf cutter ants, Basilisk lizards. variegated squirrels , also lots of fire flies at night, and morning and evening the call of howler monkeys was great to hear.
any tour expects you to wear closed toe shoes, this is the same all over Costa Rica, so make sure you have walking shoes or trainer at least.
We enjoyed swimming in the Sarapiqui river next to the bridge.
make sure you use infect relent in the day as well as night
Staff we very pleasant and Wilhelm guided walk in the forest was fantastic.
make time to visit the Nature Pavilion to see a fantastic variety of birds, the chocolate tour did not impress us very much.
USA dollars are excepted everywhere, even in local supermarkets.
when travelling home via San Jose airport beware, everything is very expensive, do not wait to buy coffee most good at least twice the price, and cost us £12 for a burger. More read less
Chilled-out jungle lodge with a big heart A lovely small-scale family lodge (not a luxury hotel), a series of cabins and a main... read moreA lovely small-scale family lodge (not a luxury hotel), a series of cabins and a main meeting / dining space, run by big-hearted Meghan and her husband Davis (who built the whole place!!). It has great food and early nights. Set in the jungle, you sleep to the sound of the river it fronts on, woken by howler monkeys. Gumboots to borrow for the jungle squelch (its a rainforest). All very charming. And - a bonus - there is an adventure centre 10 mins walk away, on the other side of the river: white water rafting, varying seasonally (but great for beginners), zip-lining etc. read less
Perfect home base for exploring/birding Sarapique region caribean low land rainforest Thanks for taking the time to write! We are glad you enjoyed our family run conservation... read moreThanks for taking the time to write! We are glad you enjoyed our family run conservation and sustainable tourism project and surrounding area!
Pura vida,
Meghan & family read less