Casa del Bosque, Geckoes Lodge.

It's Time to relax.

Leave your watch behind,

Call time your own...

It's time for “Geckoes.”


Geckoes Lodge has two luxurious holiday houses with private plunge pools in a magnificent rainforest and river setting minutes from some of the world's most beautiful beaches.

Come and experience Barefoot Luxury on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica where the rainforest meets the ocean.

Casa del Bosque (sleeps 2).

With a stunning rainforest backdrop the romantic and secluded Casa del Bosque is also a perfect honeymoon hideaway...

Enjoy the rainforest view from your four poster bed,
Watch toucans from your private plunge pool...
Dine in your tropical garden or at one of the fine restaurants minutes away...
After exploring palm fringed beaches alive with pelicans and tropical fish
Come home to Casa del Bosque.

Private, spacious and atmospheric, Casa del Bosque offers you luxurious comfort in tropical style.

House features:

* Private plunge pool with terrace, loungers, barbecue and outdoor dining furniture.
* Living and Dining space with rockers, hammocks and sofa.
* Dining area with hardwood table and rattan chairs.
* Fully equipped fitted kitchen with breakfast bar.
* Oversized bedroom with queen size four poster bed and mosquito netting, dressing table, writing table and easy chairs.
* Separate spacious Dressing area with digital safe.
* Large bathroom with double washbasins and rainforest shower with tropical view.



Feel Free: Holiday in Barefoot Luxury at Geckoes Lodge.

Address : Geckoes Lodge, Calle Margarita, Cocles, Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

Zip / Postal code : 7304

Geckoes Lodge is situated on Margarita Road in Cocles, 3 kilometres south of the village of Puerto Viejo and 1 kilometre inland.

Puerto Viejo stretches along the the south Caribbean coast of Costa Rica and encompasses the neighbourhoods of Cocles, Playa Chiquita, Punta Uva and Manzanillo, where the road ends.

Although each neighbourhood has its own character, the entire area has a distinct Caribbean atmosphere due to the historical influx of Jamaican settlers. This is illustrated in the prevalence of Caribbean cuisine, reggae music, Rasta and Patois being spoken alongside English and Spanish.

However, this 'Garden of Eden' has recently attracted people from all over the world resulting in an international mix of cultures reflected in the variety of restaurants!

Far less developed than the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, the Caribbean coast is verdant and lush with great tracts of pristine rainforest bordering the spectacular beaches. The pace of life is 'tranquilo' and being surrounded by such tropical beauty lends itself to relaxation and embracing the good life: 'Pura Vida'.