La Tigra Rainforest Lodge

Overview

La Tigra Rainforest Lodge offers an eco-friendly retreat in the heart of the Costa Rican rainforest. Located in La Tigra, Alajuela Province, this lodge provides rustic tent cabins elevated on platforms, each with a private balcony overlooking lush, tropical surroundings. Guests can enjoy a tranquil experience with modern comforts while actively participating in conservation efforts.

Why Off-Grid Enthusiasts Love It

La Tigra Rainforest Lodge is dedicated to sustainable living and environmental conservation. Guests have the opportunity to plant a tree as part of the lodge’s reforestation project, contributing directly to local conservation efforts. The lodge’s design blends into the natural landscape, allowing for wildlife observation and connection with the rainforest ecosystem.

Accommodation Features

• Sleeping Quarters: Rustic elevated tent cabins with comfortable beds and mosquito nets.
• Bathroom: Private bathrooms equipped with eco-friendly toiletries.
• Outdoor Area: Private balconies offering views of the surrounding rainforest.
• Amenities: Wi-Fi in common areas, on-site restaurant serving locally sourced meals, and secure parking.

Popular Off-Grid Features

• Sustainable Construction: Elevated cabins reduce ground impact and blend seamlessly with the natural environment.
• Reforestation Efforts: Guests are encouraged to plant a tree, supporting the lodge’s commitment to reforestation.
• Wildlife Observation: The rainforest setting provides opportunities to spot diverse wildlife, particularly bird species.
• Renewable Resources: Practices include rainwater harvesting and the use of eco-friendly toiletries.

Nearby Off-Grid-Friendly Activities

• Nature Walks: Guided hikes allow guests to explore the biodiversity of La Tigra’s rainforest.
• Bird Watching: Spot various bird species in the rich canopy surrounding the lodge.
• Tree Planting: Contribute to reforestation efforts with a tree-planting activity organized by the lodge.
• Community Visits: Experience local culture and conservation initiatives through guided visits.