Casa Roja is an off-the-grid upscale nature lodge that is currently available as a weekly rental. The property is used to support research and educational endeavors, so it is available to the public on a limited basis. Prices vary depending on the number of people and the desired services, with a minimum five-night stay starting at around $2,500. We work with guests to efficiently price their stay based on their interests. We supply food for guests to cook themselves, or our staff can provide food services. We also supply wine, beer, and liquor. Our rate includes local tours such as jungle and waterfall hikes, and water sports such as kayaking and fishing. Trips to Corcovado National Park and Caño Island, or open-water fishing for marlin, sailfish, tuna, or dorado are available at an additional cost (read more about tours and activities).
Casa Roja is a remote lodge with all the modern luxuries at the doorstep of a wild lowland tropical rainforest. These qualities make an ideal location for immersing in nature, but also require guests to have a healthy sense of adventure and be attentive to their surroundings and safety at all times. Visitors should be in good health and able to climb steps and walk on trails and uneven surfaces. Be prepared to encounter bugs, snakes, scorpions, crocodiles, ocean tides, river currents, rain, sun, heat and humidity. Safety is a priority at Casa Roja, and we request all guests to be informed and mindful of the potential hazards that can arise when living so close to nature (read more about safety). Casa Roja is suitable for children ages 7 and older.
