Hotel 3 Bamboo Ecolodge
Cahuita ecolodge on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast
About
Located in Cahuita, in Costa Rica’s Limón province, this ecolodge offers accommodation on the Caribbean side of the country, where the pace is generally relaxed and the nearby coast is a major draw for travelers. The property address places it in the Cahuita area, making it a practical base for visiting the town, its beaches, and the surrounding coastal region. It is a lodging option that has been used by a steady number of travelers. As an ecolodge, it is likely to appeal to guests looking for a stay that fits the natural setting of the Caribbean lowlands rather than a large resort environment. Cahuita is known for access to the national park, shoreline walks, and wildlife viewing opportunities, so this location works well for travelers who want to spend time outdoors and explore the area at an unhurried pace. For planning purposes, guests can contact the property directly by phone or visit the website for current room details, availability, and on-site offerings, since those specifics are not fully listed here.
Property Highlights
This property sits in Cahuita, a small Caribbean-coast town in Limón province, and serves travelers who want accommodation close to the beach and the national park area. The ecolodge setting suggests a more natural, lower-density stay than a large hotel complex. Its location is practical for guests planning day trips around Cahuita and the surrounding shoreline. It has a visible track record with travelers, and the website and phone number provide direct contact for current details on rooms, services, and availability.
Amenities & Facilities
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Nearby Attractions
- Cahuita National Park
- Cahuita Beach
- Puerto Vargas area
- Caribbean coastal walking trails
- Local restaurants and small shops in Cahuita town
- Wildlife viewing along the coast
Traveler Tips
- Confirm room type and amenities directly, as listing details may vary by season.
- If you plan to visit Cahuita National Park, check opening hours and entrance procedures in advance.
- Bring insect repellent and light rain protection for Caribbean-coast weather.
- Arrange transport ahead of time if arriving from San José or other parts of the country.
- Ask about parking and check-in details before arrival if you are self-driving.
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