Located in the southern Caribbean province of Limón, 1 mile north of Puerto Viejo, you will find Hotel Banana Azul. Hotel Banana Azul is a perfect hideaway where you can enjoy beach life as it was meant to be! The rustic architectural design resembling a tree house is inviting to all those who visit. Common areas are alluring and spacious where you can admire the blooming gardens, the calming turtle, and fishpond or simply take a break on the many hammocks available. There are two pools where you can refresh and replenish after spending a day on the beach. A full bar and restaurant are available on the property as well. The hotel caters to adults only, and it’s the perfect hotel to take in the Caribbean way of life!
There are plenty of rooms available at Hotel Banana Azul. Whether you are on a romantic getaway or in a group, there is room for you! The colorful rooms are fresh and provide beautiful views of the surrounding areas and beach. Many of the rooms have the possibility of adjoining with one another to accommodate larger groups as well. You also have the option of the Tree House apartment. The Tree House Apartment is situated on a second floor within the trees and is fully furnished with an open-air kitchen, spacious bathroom and can accommodate parties up to 6.
The Azul Beach Club offers a variety of dining options throughout your stay. The restaurant is open to guests and visitors and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The restaurant basks in its excellence for providing fresh and simple food that will satisfy not only your hunger but also your heart. As part of your stay, complimentary breakfast is served every morning and can vary from Gallo Pinto to Eggs Benedict. A different menu is set each day that allows you to enjoy a wide variety of plates! If you’re on a special diet, don’t worry! The hotel offers vegetarian, dairy free and gluten free options as well.
The main attraction in the area is surfing. Puerto Viejo offers some of the best surfing in the country, and people from all over the world come to surf Salsa Brava. Surfing in this area is not recommended for beginners. For those who wish to spend time otherwise, there is plenty to do! You can visit Cahuita National Park where you can snorkel through one of the largest coral reefs in the country.
Can’t forget to mention the Jaguar Rescue Center. At the rescue center, you will learn about the services they provide to ill or wounded animals in the area as well as interact with the animals themselves! If you’re interested in Costa Rica’s history and cultural background, you can take a tour and visit the Bri Bri, an indigenous group of Costa Rica’s Talamanca region. You will visit the reserve and spend time with locals and learn much about their way of life.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience! While you walk into the forest, you will wonder about the exotic vegetation. You will spot many different species of birds from the 384 species we have in this area. Some examples are hummingbirds, tanagers, owls, and toucans. IFor those who prefer a shorter hike, they can take the 2-hour hike followed by a visit to the stunning Punta Uva Beach. Depending on your starting time you can also enjoy a delicious Caribbean meal at the popular restaurant Maxi’s at your own cost before heading to the beach, just let us know and we will set you up.
Tour Duration (approximately): 4 hours
What to bring: Hiking shoes, light clothes, long pants, insect repellent, binoculars and water. Beach: towel, sun block, some cash for food and drinks.
You will start in the community of Cahuita, cross beautiful beaches and observe various wildlife such as snakes, sloths, monkeys, anteaters, armadillos, raccoons, butterflies and many different bird species. Furthermore explore different medicinal plants, orchids, trees, ferns, vertebrates, invertebrates, sea and earth shellfish.
Whats Included: Transportation, guide, donation to the park, fruits, water and lunch
Recommended Ages: 5+
Tour Duration (approximately): 3- 4 hours
What to bring: Sunscreen, cap or hat, insect repellent, shoes or sandals, bathing suit, towel
Visit the Jaguar Rescue Center, where you will be introduced to their animals and witness how they help wounded wild animals from the South Caribbean area. Your next stop will be a cultural one! Get an insight in the culture of the indigenous tribes living in the foothills of the Talamanca Mountains. Especially in connection with the cacao tradition and the jungle wildlife. In the Chocolate House, receive a demonstration of this traditional process. To conclude your combination tour, observe various flora and fauna on your way to a stunning waterfall, which is said to have cleansing properties.
Whats Included: Transportation, guide, entrance fees
Recommended Ages: All ages
Tour Duration (approximately): 4-5 hours
What to bring: Water shoes or hiking sandals, water, insect repellant, swimsuit, long pants, passport, some money for chocolate and souvenirs
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