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Cielo Lodge

Stays · Osa Peninsula · Private canopy suites

Intimate luxury eco-lodge of private canopy suites high above the Golfo Dulce, with farm-to-table dining and ocean views.

Hours
Front desk open 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM CST
Best time
any time
Booking
Book ahead

Tips

  • Last 4 km: 4x4 only
  • SJO–Golfito flight 50 min
  • Kids usually 10+

Prices (as published)

Bed and breakfast — double occupancy ($145 per person) · + 13% hotel taxstarting at $290 per night
Full board (3 meals + Golfito airport transfers) — double occupancy ($285 per person) · + 13% hotel taxstarting at $569 per night
Simply Cielo Premium Package (meals, guided activities, local transport) — double occupancy ($559 per person) · + 13% hotel taxstarting at $1,117 per night
Rainforest Sanctuary Buyout Package — per night, whole lodge up to 12 guests (six suites for the price of five) · + 13% hotel taxstarting at $2,845

Contact & directions

Secret spots nearby

  • Golfito Duty-Free Zone (Depósito Libre)Local shop · FreeCosta Rica's famous duty-free shopping complex, opened to revive the town after the banana company left: still a magnet for Costa Ricans hunting appliances, electronics and other bargains.
  • Mirador Picnic on the Las Torres road (Cerro Adams), GolfitoViewpoint · Free · hidden gemThe gravel road that climbs from Golfito toward the radio towers on Cerro Adams ('Las Torres') has several pull-offs with sweeping views over Golfito bay, the Golfo Dulce and the Osa Peninsula on the horizon; this one has room to sit down for a picnic.
  • Playa CacaoBeach · FreeGolfito's local beach across the bay from town, with a few small restaurants and bars and views over the Golfo Dulce.
  • Golfito Waterfront and Old Banana PierLandmark · FreeA stroll along Golfito's bay front, where the old banana-company piers still run out into the Golfo Dulce and forested hills drop straight into calm water: one of the prettiest sunsets in the south.
  • Old United Fruit Company Train (Golfito)Landmark · Free · hidden gemA rusting steam locomotive from the United Fruit Company railway, left in town as a reminder of the banana boom that built Golfito and its big pier.
  • Mirador La Torre Cerro AdamsViewpointA viewpoint near Golfito, Costa Rica.

Sources: https://www.cielolodge.com · https://www.cielolodge.com/getting-here-2 · https://www.cielolodge.com/faqs