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Right beside corcovado national park
If you want to be immersed in pure nature, this is the place to do it! With many waterfalls and beautiful ocean views, Bolita is a semi-sustainable hostel on over 61 hectares of rainforest in the Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve. It's bordered on one side by the beautiful Rio Tigre, and on the other side by Corcovado National Park, one of the most bio-diverse places on earth! We are nestled in Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, next to the small gold mining village of Dos Brazos de Rio Tigre.
Stay in the original farmhouse. Hear the birds and Howler monkeys every morning as you watch the sunrise over the Golfo Dulce. There is an updated kitchen, roofed picnic table, and hammocks for relaxing. For sleeping, you have a choice of comfortable dorm style beds complete with mosquito nets, or a private tent, all at just $12 pp/n including trail use!
.FROM PUERTO JIMENEZ TO DOS BRAZOS DE RIO TIGRE
A micro bus goes to Dos Brazos from the 'Super 96' grocery store on weekdays at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. The 14 kilometer trip takes 40 minutes and costs $2 US, but no weekend service. You can also get here by taxi for about $20 US.
Puerto Jimenez is the largest town in the Osa Peninsula. Unless you are driving, you'll need to go there first to connect to buses to and from Dos Brazos
By air: Both Sansa and Nature Air have multiple daily flights to Puerto Jimenez for around $110, and take 45 minutes. You can check websites at flysansa.com and natureair.com for schedules and fares.
By bus: Buses leave from the 'Lobo Blanco' bus stop daily at 8 a.m. and 12 noon. Cost is about $8 US and takes eight to nine hours. 'Lobo Blanco is located on calle 12, between avenidas 7 and 9, in downtown San Jose. You can get downtown from the airport by public bus or by Taxi. By bus, turn left out of the airport doors, walk down the ramp to the street, turn right, and walk 40 meters to the bus stop. Once in downtown San Jose, you can either walk the 6 blocks to Lobo Blanco bus terminal, or take a taxi for about $3 US.
Internet Access, Laundry, Linen Included, Luggage Storage, 24 hour reception, Bureau de Change, Common Room, Bike Parking, Free Carpark, Breakfast Not Included, 24 Hour Check In
If you want to be immersed in pure nature, this is the place to do it! With many waterfalls and beautiful ocean views, Bolita is a semi-sustainable hostel on over 61 hectares of rainforest in the Golfo Dulce Forest Reserve. It's bordered on one side by the beautiful Rio Tigre, and on the other side by Corcovado National Park, one of the most bio-diverse places on earth! We are nestled in Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, next to the small gold mining village of Dos Brazos de Rio Tigre.
Stay in the original farmhouse. Hear the birds and Howler monkeys every morning as you watch the sunrise over the Golfo Dulce. There is an updated kitchen, roofed picnic table, and hammocks for relaxing. For sleeping, you have a choice of comfortable dorm style beds complete with mosquito nets, or a private tent, all at just $12 pp/n including trail use!
Directions
.FROM PUERTO JIMENEZ TO DOS BRAZOS DE RIO TIGRE
A micro bus goes to Dos Brazos from the 'Super 96' grocery store on weekdays at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. The 14 kilometer trip takes 40 minutes and costs $2 US, but no weekend service. You can also get here by taxi for about $20 US.
Puerto Jimenez is the largest town in the Osa Peninsula. Unless you are driving, you'll need to go there first to connect to buses to and from Dos Brazos
By air: Both Sansa and Nature Air have multiple daily flights to Puerto Jimenez for around $110, and take 45 minutes. You can check websites at flysansa.com and natureair.com for schedules and fares.
By bus: Buses leave from the 'Lobo Blanco' bus stop daily at 8 a.m. and 12 noon. Cost is about $8 US and takes eight to nine hours. 'Lobo Blanco is located on calle 12, between avenidas 7 and 9, in downtown San Jose. You can get downtown from the airport by public bus or by Taxi. By bus, turn left out of the airport doors, walk down the ramp to the street, turn right, and walk 40 meters to the bus stop. Once in downtown San Jose, you can either walk the 6 blocks to Lobo Blanco bus terminal, or take a taxi for about $3 US.
Facilities
Internet Access, Laundry, Linen Included, Luggage Storage, 24 hour reception, Bureau de Change, Common Room, Bike Parking, Free Carpark, Breakfast Not Included, 24 Hour Check In
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