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Monteverde

Lodge & Gardens

Perched high in the Tilarán Mountain Range at an elevation of 4,600 feet above sea level, Monteverde Lodge stands on the fringes of the world's most renowned mid-elevation cloud forest.

Surrounded by lush gardens, a babbling stream, and a gentle waterfall, Monteverde Lodge a natural habitat for riverine birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

Each room is designed to provide direct contact with the forest whilst being equipped with modern amenities, ensuring your comfort amid the cloud forest's misty embrace.

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Located in the Tilarán Mountain Range at 4,600 ft. above sea level on the edge of the world’s best known mid-elevation cloud forest.

Lodge Details

Accommodation & Facilities

28 rooms
On-site restaurant
Jacuzzi
Bar

Activities

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve Excursion
Nocturnal wildlife with a Forest Night Walk
Monteverde Adventure Park
Curi Cancha Reserve
Santa Elena Orchid Garden

Dining at El Jardin Restaurant

Fusions of flavour crafted with local ingredients

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Conservation Safari Costa Rica

Travel through the wildlife-rich regions of Costa Rica, observe the turtles of Tortuguero National Park, the primates of Manuel Antonio and the elusive quetzal in the Monteverde cloud forests.

From 9000 per person

Naturalist Guides

Monteverde Lodge's naturalist guides are locals and descendants of the region’s original settlers. They spend nearly every day in the mountain’s embrace and their depth of knowledge is expansive, and ready to be shared.