Bungalow Casa Bosque, with Balcony and Sea View

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of Government tax 13 % of Rental Amount may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. Bungalow with kitchenette, private bathroom, 3 beds, and private balcony with hammock for rest and see animals, view to the bay, garden and mountain from the room. This is a special area to rest and enjoy nature, do to we are in a private area surrounded by forest and tropicals gardens, overlooking the ocean, just 3 minutes walk to the beach. Located 750 yards from Colorada Beach, Casa Horizonte Corcovado offers its guests accommodations with a rustic décor and free Wifi access on site. We have the Corcovado National Park just 35 minutes by boat and 50 minutes to Caño Islan. You can also walk along the coast, and beaches enjoying of beautiful trails appreciating nature and animals. We offer you information and good advice to organice tours in the area, and you can enjoy our paradise in the best way. The functional rooms include a fan. The bathrooms come with a shower. Casa Horizonte Corcovado is surrounded by a lush garden and views of the surrounding nature can be enjoyed from the furnished terrace. There is free parking on site and the friendly staff can help with information of popular touristic spots in the area. There are eateries and restaurants in Drake town that can be reached in about 10 or 15 minutes by foot. We are a small, family-run guest house located in Drake Bay, Costa Rica. We are on the Osa Peninsula, the most biologically intense place on earth! We have been learning to live in harmony with nature and the environment, since we are surrounded by a natural treasure. We hear peace and tranquility in this beautiful place that we want to share with you. ​we, Yamileth González, Pedro Caravaca, Gloriana and the Casa Horizontes Corcovado family expect you to have one of the best experiences in Costa Rica and the Osa Peninsula. Please don't