Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Cantón Sarapiquí

Finca El Descanso Costa Rica

Es una finca con cabaña ubicada en Heredia, ****SAN MIGUEL DE SARAPIQUI********* es un Lugar hermoso, con vista geniales de camino, tiene ríos limpios y puros con agua cristalina, la cabaña está a 25 metros del Río pozo azul, ella está ubicada en una finca de 4 hectáreas que tiene senderos, árboles frutales y un rancho para hacer BBQ, se puede usar para fiestas y si gustan acampar también, tiene cancha fútbol ( incluido), Caballo para monta(incluido), Estanque de tilapias( xprecio adicional)

Cabaña en bosque/piscinas/rancho

Cabaña para 8 personas con todas las comodidades, rodeado de naturaleza y a una hora de la capital. Lugar silencioso, calmo, espacioso, cómodo, aislado, con total privacidad, junto al bosque, con dos piscinas (niños y adultos), área de fogata, rancho amplio (120m2) completamente equipado con implementos eléctricos para cocinar, también cuenta con una cocina de leña, amplio espacio para parqueo, árboles frutales, pequeña cancha para fútbol. En medio de un hermoso entorno sonoro y visual.

Coco Cabana in the Jungle

Perfect for families, friend groups or extended stays, this freshly-renovated two bed/one bath features thoughtful touches to make your adventure most comfortable. Sleeps four in two bedrooms, offering a stocked kitchenette, dedicated workspace, wifi, seating area, games & outdoor stove. Samsung A/C. Truly immersed in the jungle, we recommend a 4x4 vehicle. Guests are welcome to explore the jungle alongside the roads. Owner and naturalist Daniel Solis is available to guide jungle hikes.

The jungle house

Private house in a 3000 m2 lot just on main road, for families or friends who want to rest in a natural rainforest environment, a step away from restaurants, bars and supermarkets. Different activities near the place (canopy, rafting, bird watching, frogs, hiking, river fishing) The house has a grill and independent entrance. Also pictures taken from surrounding areas. It will be a pleasure to have you in our house and make your experience in Costa Rica something unforgettable.

"La Casita" by Caribe Farm

La Casita is located in an acre farm 5 minutes away from Río Frío. On your way there enjoy the Arenal, Poás and Irazú volcaneos amazing views on a shiny day! You can visit amazing waterfalls like Golondrinas, Chindama and Río Blanco. Sarapiqui is known as the Rainfall experience, white water river rafting, biking around, swimming in the rivers and rappelling are some of the activities available. Puerto Viejo, Limon is only 2 hours by car. La Fortuna, Arenal is 2 hours by car.

Vista del Río: nature cabin on ecotourism farm

Vista del Rio is a unique nature cabin with a bedroom, full bath, and a large viewing deck. It was hand constructed from materials on-property to blend seamlessly into the natural surroundings with an open-air feeling. Wake up to the sounds of wildlife like monkeys and toucans, and prepare for a day of immersive farm life, a day of adventure at one of the many nearby attractions, or a day of relaxation down at the river.

Quintas Danta

The house is 79.1 km from Juan Santamaria International Airport. After the scenic drive through Braulio Carrillo National Park, our Concierge Marco Murillo will meet you at the house to get you settled. Ask Marco about Murillo Tours and the tour options they offer for the full Pura Vida experience. Enjoy the tranquil surroundings (including a babbling brook with a small wading area).

NEW House+WiFi+kitchen+parking+bonfire at@Heredia

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Cabin Manú - Sarapiquí

Located in La Virgen de Sarapiquí, Cabaña Manú offers a unique experience where nature and comfort merge. This special place is the result of a nature-loving family's project, who three decades ago decided to let the forest grow in what used to be a cattle pasture, thus creating a wildlife corridor towards the Sarapiquí River.