Puerto Viejo
Namuwoki Lodge in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the jungle, offering a unique and immersive eco-lodge experience. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and wildlife-rich rainforests, the lodge provides a serene and intimate setting for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Stay in charming and eco-friendly accommodations, crafted with sustainable materials and designed to blend harmoniously with the natural environment. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the jungle while enjoying modern comforts and amenities. Embark on guided nature walks, encounter diverse wildlife species, or relax in a hammock and listen to the soothing sounds of nature. With its commitment to sustainability, warm hospitality, and authentic rainforest experience, Namuwoki Lodge provides a truly unforgettable stay in Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Hotel amenities include restaurant, swimming pool, jacuzzi, souvenir and tropical gardens.
CHOOSE YOUR ROOM TYPE
Beds: 1 Double bed
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 2
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Deluxe feature natural ventilation, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, and terrace.
- Fan
- Terrace
Beds: 2 Double beds
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 4
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Double Deluxe feature natural ventilation, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, and terrace.
- Fan
- Terrace
Beds: 1 King , 1 Single bed
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 3
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Junior Suite feature AC, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, deck and chair, private jacuzzi, terrace with sun beds and a hammock.
- AC
- Fan
- Hot Tub
- Sitting Area
- Terrace
Beds: 1 King bed
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 2
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Suites feature AC, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, deck and chair, private jacuzzi, and terrace with sun beds.
- AC
- Fan
- Hot Tub
- Hair Dryer
- Sitting Area
- Terrace
Beds: 3 Double , 2 Single beds
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 8
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Suites feature natural ventilation, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, and terrace with sun beds and hammocks.
- Fan
- Living Room
- Sitting Area
- Mezzanine Bedroom
- Separate Bedroom
- Terrace
- Four Bedrooms
Beds: 1 Double , 2 Single beds
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 4
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Family Deluxe feature natural ventilation, ceiling fan, hair dryer, and terrace with sun beds.
- Fan
- Sitting Area
- Terrace
Beds: 1 Double , 1 Single bed
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 3
Meals: Breakfast
Bungalow Double Deluxe feature natural ventilation, ceiling fan, mosquito net, hair dryer, and terrace.
- Fan
- Terrace
Beds: 1 Double bed
Max Occupancy: Sleeps 2
Meals: Breakfast
Standard Bungalow feature natural ventilation, ceiling fan, mosquito net, sitting area, and terrace.
- Fan
- Hair Dryer
- Sitting Area
- Terrace
- Jungle View
- Hammock
Min. Guests: 1
Min. Age: n/a
Puerto Viejo
Beach day at Puerto Viejo to explore on your own. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the tropical sun on the palm studded beaches of the Caribbean coast. Free days are for descriptive purposes only and do not include any services.
Min. Guests: 2
Min. Age: 12
Puerto Viejo
Today you will go on a 3 to 4 hour guided hike at the The Gandoca Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge. This is one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful wildlife conservation areas with remarkable trails that will lead you on an expedition through the lush rain forests, up to a scenic overlook, then down along the beach surrounded by live coral reefs. You will also pass by some hotels and rental homes. This tour includes local bilingual nature guide, snack, bottled water and transportation from Cahuita, Puerto Viejo and Punta Uva. It can take from 20 minutes to 1.5 hours to get from your hotel to the the wildlife refuge, depending on your pick-up location. Combined time of hiking tour, beach break and round trip transportation is typically between 5 and 6 hours. Please wear hiking shoes and a swim suit under your clothes if you would like to swim at the beach; plus bring insect repellent, sun screen, camera, binoculars and a towel. This hike is suitable for people over the age of 12 who are in good physical condition.
Visitors must pay a donation to enter the National Park (recommendation 1000 colones or $2).