Holiday rentals with a fire pit in Sarapiqui

"La Casita" by Caribe Farm

La Casita is located in an acre farm 5 minutes away from Río Frío. On your way there enjoy the Arenal, Poás and Irazú volcaneos amazing views on a shiny day! You can visit amazing waterfalls like Golondrinas, Chindama and Río Blanco. Sarapiqui is known as the Rainfall experience, white water river rafting, biking around, swimming in the rivers and rappelling are some of the activities available. Puerto Viejo, Limon is only 2 hours by car. La Fortuna, Arenal is 2 hours by car.

Cabaña el Blanco, immerse yourself in nature.

Surrounded by the tranquility of nature and at the foot of the imposing Braulio Carrillo National Park, Cabaña El Blanco is located in Río Blanco de Guápiles, Limón. This charming refuge is perfect for unforgettable vacations, family gatherings or business trips in search of peace. With a warm atmosphere and thoughtfully designed details, the cabin invites you to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty. Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience full of magic. We wait for you with open arms!

Unique tropical experience! Casita Lapas

Casita Lapas is a cozy cabin with great views of the meadows and surrounded by lush tropical gardens. You can relax and enjoy waking up to the birds singing, the monkeys howling, or witness the Scarlet or Great Green Macaws eating from the almond trees (if fruit is in season). Guests can enjoy hiking on our private untouched forest and enjoy the farm animals. Here at the farm we protect wildlife, all the birds in the photos are free and in their natural habitat.

Cabin in forest/pools/ranch

Cabin for 8 people with all amenities, surrounded by nature and an hour from the capital. Quiet, calm, spacious, comfortable, isolated place, with total privacy, next to the forest, with two swimming pools (children and adults), campfire area, large ranch (120m2) fully equipped with electrical appliances for cooking, it also has a wood-burning stove, ample parking space, fruit trees, small soccer field. In the middle of a beautiful sound and visual environment.

Hidden river house

Escape to our spacious countryside, perfect for families with children and pets. Enjoy a nearby river, accessible by a trail, ideal for quiet walks. A place where nature and comfort come together for long or short stays. Escape to our spacious countryside, perfect for families with children and pets. Enjoy a nearby river, accessible via trail, ideal for peaceful walks. A place where nature and comfort blend for long stays or weekend getaways

A vacation home to relax in

Relax in our accommodation in a quiet and safe environment for your comfort, it is close to the Sarapiquí River so you can walk around for about 10 minutes, it is ideal for bird obeval or picnic on the river. Our strategic location is a middle point for the main attractions of the area, we are located 5 minutes from the center of Puerto Viejo Sarapiquí, where the pier pier and the main shops in the area are located.

Casa Brisas De Bambu

Casa Brisas de Bambú is located in a property of 3000 m2, it aims to ensure that your visit is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. It is the perfect place for your stop and arrival to the Caribbean beaches and an ideal starting point to explore the natural wonders that the region has to offer such as Rafting, tour of frogs and snakes, cable car, snorkeling, canopy, among others. It is equipped for 4 people.

Cabaña Río Blanco: Peace & Nature

Discover Cabaña Río Blanco! More than a stay, it’s a peaceful retreat embraced by Braulio Carrillo National Park. Located in Río Blanco de Guápiles, Limón, this hidden gem invites you to relax, reconnect, and enjoy trails that lead straight to the river. Perfect for sharing special moments with family or friends and living an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature.

Cabin Manu - Sarapiquí

Located in La Virgen de Sarapiquí, Cabaña Manú offers a unique experience where nature and comfort merge. This special place is the result of a nature-loving family's project, who three decades ago decided to let the forest grow in what used to be a cattle pasture, thus creating a wildlife corridor towards the Sarapiquí River.