Welcome to Iguana Lodge ~ Deep in the Costa Rican Rainforest on a magnificent beach, there exists a world that once was all there was...the surf rolls in, the moon rises, the fiery-billed aracaris sing while the howler monkeys call, and on the veranda we await you to join in our quest for true adventure while refining the vanishing but cherished art of relaxation.
The Osa Peninsula is one of the most biologically intense places on our planet. It is the "Last Great Peninsula," still untouched by the ravages of civilization. Here you will find the ancient rainforest with over 350 species of birds, 115 species of reptiles, 750 species of trees and 10,000 species of insects...along with the 100,000 acre fantastic Corcovado National Park. In the midst of this spectacular setting, Iguana Lodge, a secluded, sustainable, beach ecolodge located on the best beach on the Osa, surrounded by the Platanares Refuge, awaits you.
The veranda beckons you to sit down for a moment and simply relax...savor paradise - listen to the macaws call overhead, or hit the beach and get a tan. But of course, you may prefer to dive into any number of truly impressive outdoor adventures ranging from rappelling down 100 foot waterfalls to the hush-hush of early morning birding. We offer dozens of different adventures and are happy to tailor them to please you, your friends and family. And when the day is over, whether you have spent it swinging through monkey-filled trees, boogie boarding in the waves, or napping on your hammock, everyone looks forward to the evening's feast with candlelight, music, great conversation...salsa dancing perhaps?
We have three lodging options and two great restaurants. You can choose to stay in our secluded Casitas, The Villa Villa Kula (our fab three-story villa nestled in the canopy), or our elegant, up-scale Club Rooms. Our restaurant options include our award winning Iguana Rancho (international dining under our huge thatched rancho) and The Pearl of the Osa Bar and Restaurant, The Iguana Lodge is located on the best beach on the Osa, overlooking the magnificent Golfo Dulce.
As one favorite guest put it: "The only problem here is ... when you wake up you think you died and went to heaven."