
A morning at TACACORI EcoLodge


After a long flight, there's no need to immediately hit the road again.
Settle into your casita, listen to the birds in the garden and begin your journey slowly.
Arrival in nature
15 minutes from SJO airport

Tropical garden
7000 m2 of nature to explore

Waking up with the birds
+ 125 species observed in the garden
Coffee
Discover our family plantation


The Lodges

At TACACORI, the casitas (little houses) are not surrounded by a garden. They are part of it.
Open your door, grab your coffee and let the tropical garden become your living space for a few days
Casita Orquídea
Ideal for two,
at the foot of a giant

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Casita Poró
Bright and quiet, perfect for relaxing with the family.
Casita Bambú
The most intimate, nestled in the vegetation
Casita Pájaros
Modular for 2 or 3 people, open terrace near the birds
From sunrise, the garden comes alive...
The birdsong accompanies the morning coffee. The flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies.
The garden naturally extends into a forest path. For many of our visitors, this is where their first immersion in Costa Rican nature begins.
Live in a tropical garden

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A quick virtual tour of the garden



TACACORI's guests
The flowers, mature trees, and unspoiled areas of the garden attract a wide variety of birds throughout the year. From your terrace, or while strolling through the property, you can observe and photograph a rich birdlife in a peaceful environment.
For some visitors, it's simply a special moment at breakfast. For others, it's an opportunity to add new species to their observation log.
More than 125 species observed by our visitors and ornithologists.


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Between Nature and Discoveries

From TACACORI, it is easy to reach some of the most iconic sites in the Central Valley, while returning to the calm of the garden at the end of the day.
20 minutes from the International Airport
Starting point of
numerous excursions




On the road to the café

40 minutes from the Poas volcano
What our visitors remember






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