Bosque Del Cabo

Bosque Del Cabo

Bosque Del Cabo

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  • Great for Ages:

    6-18

  • Category

    Resort

  • Location

    Seaside

  • Standard

    Upscale

  • Style

    Traditional

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ADDRESS:

Cabo Matapalo, Puerto Jiminez
LOCAL EXCURSIONS
  • Corcovado
  • Casa Orquideas
  • Hotel with In-Room Kitchens

Favorite Features

  • School Age Action: Wide variety of exciting activities and unique sights
  • Cool For Teens: Wide variety of exciting activities and unique sights
  • Fantastic atmosphere and views
  • Well-appointed accommodations
  • Incredible food
  • Amazing nature hikes

Families Should Know

  • No air-conditioning
  • Property is not a great place for babies/toddlers
  • Cabinas vary in size and location
  • Cabina pricing includes 3 meals daily and tax
  • 5+ people would need to rent a villa
  • Villa rental is a 3 night minimum, with weekly pricing available
  • Villa pricing is for lodging only and tax (meal plans offered for purchase)
  • Howler monkeys live in this region and can make noise at dawn
  • Babysitters available but speak Spanish only
  • Nearest medical care is 1 hour by car
  • Some activities restricted for kids under age 8
  • No TV

Community Recommended Hotels and Resorts

Bosque del Cabo is comprised of 18 independent accommodations (4 villas and 14 cabins) on the gorgeous and remote Osa Peninsula. There are beautiful ocean and jungle views from all areas of the property. A long list of adventure activities is available including guided hikes through the rainforest, dolphin and whale watching, and surf lessons. The Osa Peninsula is an important sea turtle conservation area and at certain times of year, families can help get just-hatched turtles safely to the sea. Villas have kitchens, although the food offered is excellent. This remote part of Costa Rica is filled with incredible wildlife. Guests can also access Corcovado National Park from here via car or a short flight.

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