Holiday rentals with lake access in Heredia

Volcano Panoramic View Studio

This is the property owners private studio that they use when on the farm and working in the region. It is beautifully situated with incredible views of the clourd rainforest and Poas volcano. It hosts up to 4 people, has a small but complete modern kitchen, private out door patio, unique bathroom with glass roof, and access to the organic farm that is used as a center for environamental and community education. Many yummy restaurants close by as well as incredible attractions.

"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.

Casa Bella Vista. Between the Mountains of Heredia

Enjoy your stay in this incredible Paradise that will help you rest in a green and natural environment, surrounded by birds, butterflies, rivers, located in the middle of the mountains and coffee plantations of the province of Heredia. With all the amenities that will allow you to enjoy a very comfortable stay, with spectacular views of the Barva, Poas and Irazú volcanoes. The house is equipped with everything you need to live unique moments that will undoubtedly relax you.

Quintaesencia: Art and Nature

Located in a protected aquifer area this private house is surrounded by 5000 m² of lush vegetation, wild animal visits, constant birdsong and private access to the river. The house belongs to the Costa Rican visual artist Nazareth Pacheco and inside you will find an artistic exhibition of photography that adds a unique cultural component to your stay. Here nature, peace and art merge, offering an ideal retreat for both rest and inspiration.

Fifth with animals, trails and Wi-Fi in Poás

Escape to a natural paradise in Fraijanes, Alajuela, just 30 minutes from Aeropuerto Juan Santamaria. Very close to Poás Volcano, La Paz Waterfall Gardens, Freddo Fresas and Hacienda Alsacia. Enjoy fresh air, ample green areas, riverside trails, children's playground area, and our animal farm. A perfect place to rest, disconnect from the city and share unforgettable family moments. ♿ Accessible – Access ramp for added convenience.

Cottage Fields

Welcome to Casita Campos, a charming country house perfect for remote work, relaxation, and community tourism. Enjoy 100 Mbps of fast and reliable internet, ideal for video calls and seamless remote work. Surrounded by lemon, plantain, and cacao trees, it offers a peaceful and refreshing environment, perfect for unwinding and connecting with nature. Book now and experience the perfect blend of connectivity and pura vida.

Cabaña Río Blanco: Cabin with private river access

Discover Cabaña Río Blanco! Cabin with private access to the river! More than a stay, it’s a peaceful retreat embraced by Braulio Carrillo National Park. Located in Río Blanco in Guápiles, Limón, this hidden gem invites you to relax, reconnect, and enjoy a trail that leads straight to the river. Perfect for sharing special moments with family or friends and living an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature.

Chalet Spring House EcoLodge

Preciosa finca en las faldas del Volcán Poas y a 5 km de La Paz Waterfall Gardens. La propiedad tiene 6 hectáreas. Posee lago, muchos animales domésticos y silvestres, senderos naturales en bosque primario, maravillosos jardines, miradores al Volcán Poás y al Parque Nacional Braulio Carrillo. Está sobre la Ruta Nacional 126 que lleva a Sarapiquí, el Caribe, San Carlos y las Llanuras del Norte.

Cabin Manu - 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.