La Cusinga Eco Lodge

La Cusinga Eco Lodge La Cusinga Lodge is a great Jungle Hotel in Southern Pacific of Costa Rica, between the Ocean and the
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Hidden in the hilltops overlooking the pristine beaches of Costa Rica's still-virgin south pacific, where the ocean crashes into the jungle sits La Cusinga. Tucked away in a private reserve of over 600 acres, this rainforest lodge provides guests with sweeping ocean views, sandy beaches, natural pools, and the chance to experience the burgeoning forests and astonishing wildlife of the country's most famous ecosystem - OSA. The hotel offers ten rustic cabins designed with sustainably-harvested wood and local materials to maximize comfort while minimizing impact on the environment. The open-air restaurant creates an ideal setting for couples and families alike to enjoy delicious tropical dishes made with fresh produce grown on our farm. In addition to the hundreds of acres of privately-owned primary and secondary forest, the lodge borders the Ballena Marine National Park, one of only two nationally-protected marine zones in the whole country. The lodge's genuine commitment to sustainable practices along with our first-hand experience in local and national conservation efforts enrich our guests' appreciation of these ecosystems and the importance of their continued preservation. This unique insight enhances the exploration of the natural surroundings while the beautiful location offers the tranquility of fresh ocean breezes and breathtaking sunsets that make for the perfect tropical escape.

Experience heavenly sunsets at La Cusinga Lodge from El Mirador, a spectacular lookout point located just a short walk f...
09/09/2026

Experience heavenly sunsets at La Cusinga Lodge from El Mirador, a spectacular lookout point located just a short walk from every room and Aracari Restaurant. As the sun slowly disappears over the Pacific Ocean, the sky comes alive with brilliant shades of gold, orange, pink, and purple—all framed by the surrounding tropical rainforest. Whether you visit before dinner or after a day exploring Uvita, El Mirador offers a peaceful and unforgettable moment where nature takes center stage. 🌅🌿

04/09/2026

Tours and activities / La Cusinga Lodge

A magical encounter beneath the surface! 🐢🌊 Snorkeling at Caño Island offers unforgettable moments with incredible marine life, including beautiful sea turtles. Thanks to our trusted local partner, Dolphin Tours in Uvita, for making this amazing experience possible. 🤿✨

02/09/2026

🐋 Whale Watching Season in Costa Rica

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Video courtesy of Dolphin Tours, partner and local tour company in uvita
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From July through October, Costa Rica’s Pacific coast welcomes numerous humpback whales migrating from the Southern Hemisphere to breed, give birth and care for their calves in our warm tropical waters. During these months, visitors may witness mothers swimming alongside their young, spectacular breaches and powerful tail displays.

Although humpback whales are the most commonly observed species, other cetaceans may occasionally appear, including Bryde’s whales, pilot whales and several species of dolphins. These sightings are less frequent, making every encounter particularly exciting. Whale-watching season is a wonderful opportunity to experience Costa Rica’s extraordinary marine biodiversity in its natural environment. 🐋🌊

The white-faced capuchin monkey (Cebus imitator) is one of the four monkey species found in Costa Rica and one of the co...
26/08/2026

The white-faced capuchin monkey (Cebus imitator) is one of the four monkey species found in Costa Rica and one of the country's most intelligent and charismatic mammals. These highly adaptable primates are omnivorous, feeding on fruits, seeds, insects, small vertebrates, bird eggs, and even crabs along the coast. Known for their bold and curious personalities, white-faced capuchins are generally less shy than other monkey species, often approaching visitors out of curiosity while remaining wild animals. Living in complex social groups, they are remarkably interactive and communicative, using a wide range of vocalizations, facial expressions, and body language to coordinate with one another. Watching these agile monkeys leap effortlessly through the rainforest canopy is one of the most memorable wildlife experiences Costa Rica has to offer.

At La Cusinga Lodge in Uvita, Costa Rica, our beloved team is the heart of everything we do. Their dedication, warmth, a...
19/08/2026

At La Cusinga Lodge in Uvita, Costa Rica, our beloved team is the heart of everything we do. Their dedication, warmth, and genuine passion for hospitality and nature create unforgettable experiences for every guest. Without their hard work and commitment, none of what we do would be possible—and we are deeply grateful to each of them.

The rooms at La Cusinga Lodge combine everything guests seek for an authentic Costa Rican rainforest escape, featuring b...
14/08/2026

The rooms at La Cusinga Lodge combine everything guests seek for an authentic Costa Rican rainforest escape, featuring breathtaking ocean views, lush tropical rainforest surroundings, and spacious, exceptionally comfortable accommodations designed to immerse you in nature without sacrificing comfort.

The praying mantis is one of nature's most fascinating insects, renowned for its distinctive appearance and remarkable h...
12/08/2026

The praying mantis is one of nature's most fascinating insects, renowned for its distinctive appearance and remarkable hunting skills. With its triangular head, large compound eyes, and powerful front legs folded as if in prayer, the mantis is an exceptional ambush predator capable of catching insects, spiders, and even small vertebrates. It can rotate its head nearly 180 degrees to scan its surroundings, giving it outstanding vision and precision. Many mantis species also possess impressive camouflage, blending seamlessly with leaves, flowers, or twigs to avoid predators and surprise their prey.

This remarkable photograph captures one of nature’s most dramatic moments: a spider successfully catching a young cicada...
06/08/2026

This remarkable photograph captures one of nature’s most dramatic moments: a spider successfully catching a young cicada. The cicada’s vivid green coloration suggests that it has only recently reached its winged adult stage. Newly emerged cicadas often display bright, fresh colors that gradually darken into shades of brown or olive green as their exoskeleton hardens and they mature.

Although cicadas are fast and powerful flyers, spiders are patient and highly skilled predators. Using silk, speed, and precision, the spider immobilizes its prey before it can escape. While the scene may appear harsh, it represents an essential part of the tropical forest’s natural balance. Spiders help regulate insect populations while also serving as food for birds, reptiles, amphibians, and other animals.

Encounters like this reveal the fascinating interactions taking place every day within the rainforest—often hidden among leaves and branches. Every predator and prey species plays an important role in maintaining the health, diversity, and delicate equilibrium of this extraordinary ecosystem.

At La Cusinga Lodge in Uvita, every sunset reveals the raw beauty of Costa Rica’s South Pacific coast. Surrounded by lus...
06/08/2026

At La Cusinga Lodge in Uvita, every sunset reveals the raw beauty of Costa Rica’s South Pacific coast. Surrounded by lush rainforest and overlooking the endless ocean, our guests can slow down, reconnect with nature, and experience unforgettable views where the mountains, jungle, and sea meet beneath a colorful tropical sky.

The Puma (Puma concolor costaricensis), the second-largest wild feline in Costa Rica after the jaguar, is one of the cou...
31/07/2026

The Puma (Puma concolor costaricensis), the second-largest wild feline in Costa Rica after the jaguar, is one of the country's most adaptable and elusive predators. Found in habitats ranging from tropical rainforests to cloud forests and dry forests, this powerful cat is an exceptional hunter both on the forest floor and high in the treetop canopy. Its muscular body, remarkable agility, and impressive jumping ability allow it to pursue a wide variety of prey, including deer, peccaries, agoutis, monkeys, sloths, and other arboreal mammals. Equally comfortable stalking silently through dense undergrowth or climbing trees with ease, the puma demonstrates extraordinary versatility that enables it to thrive in Costa Rica's diverse ecosystems. Despite its strength and hunting prowess, the puma is rarely seen in the wild, making every encounter a remarkable reminder of the country's rich biodiversity and the importance of conserving its remaining forests.

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4. 5 Km South Of Uvita Bridge, Km Mark 166 & 167
Ballena
60504

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+50627702549

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