Pacuare Lodge

About Pacuare Lodge

20 suites blend almost imperceptibly with their rainforest surroundings, with features including palm-thatched roofs, plush canopy beds, ceiling fans, generous open plan bathrooms and outdoor rain showers. River Suites are set in the gardens and open onto a private terrace with hammock. The terraces of the larger River View Deluxe Suites overlook the Pacuare River whilst the highly recommended Linda Vista Suites also boast spacious indoor and outdoor living areas as well as a private plunge pool. The secluded Canopy Suite is a favourite for honeymooners, with its own plunge pool and a private suspension bridge leading to a tree-top viewing platform. The palatial Jaguar Villa has a large living room, two bathrooms, each with an indoor and outdoor shower, a soaking tub overlooking the river, a treetop platform for spotting wildlife and a large terrace with a private pool.

Pacuare Lodge is a sublime rainforest retreat, hidden away in a remote location and only accessible via a rough jungle track or white water rafting expedition along the spectacular Pacuare River. A member of National Geographic's 'Unique Lodges of the World', this is a secluded sanctuary where the focus is on sustainable living, back-to-nature relaxation and adrenaline -pumping adventure.

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Best Time to Travel to Pacuare Lodge

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**Dry Season (December to April):** The dry season in Costa Rica is the most popular time to visit. From December to April, the weather is sunny and dry, making it ideal for exploring the country's diverse landscapes. Discover the rich biodiversity of Manuel Antonio National Park, go zip-lining in the Arenal Rainforest, or relax on the pristine beaches of Guanacaste and Nicoya Peninsula.

**Green Season (May to November):** The green season in Costa Rica brings occasional rain showers, transforming the countryside into lush landscapes. While some areas may experience heavy rainfall, it's an excellent time for birdwatching, wildlife encounters, and exploring the vibrant rainforests. The Caribbean coast, including Tortuguero National Park, is a highlight during this season.

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