Make your reservation and contact us at bolitahostel@gmail.com.
STAY IN THE JUNGLE:
Cooking in the kitchen at Bolita Hostel
Bolita offers the unique chance to stay in 60 hectares of rainforest right beside Corcovado National park. There is a 15 kilometer self-guided hiking trail system with many waterfalls and beautiful ocean views, all included with your stay. Bolita Hostel offers simple, comfortable bed choices all with excellent mosquito nets. If you lean towards a bit more luxury, you can choose from one of 3 off site houses to rent. Casa Bolita is a stand alone house with a private pool at the entrance of Bolita. Casa Los Sueños and Casa Emilio are fully equipped houses close to the Bolita entrance. For information about the house options, skip to the "Houses to Rent in Dos Brazos" page.
AT THE HOSTEL: Hear the birds and Howler monkeys every morning as you watch the sunrise over the Golfo Dulce, and spend your days exploring the rainforest at your own pace. There is an updated kitchen (no refrigeration), roofed picnic table, and hammocks for relaxing. For sleeping, you have a choice of comfortable dorm style individual or double beds, complete with mosquito nets. For a bit more privacy, cabinas with private seating.
KITCHEN AND POWER FACILITIES at the hostel:
The hostel is off grid run only by solar panels and batteries. There is minimal lighting to see your way around at night, a telephone charging station, and WIFI, You must bring all your food with you. You can cook in one of 2 kitchens, equipped with gas stoves, and all pots and utensils, and dishes you'll need for cooking, and eating, but no refrigeration.
NO NEED TO BRING WATER
BRING ALL YOUR FOOD WITH YOU
NO REFRIGERATION (see the FAQ page for tips on what food to bring)
SHEETS, TOWELS, MOSQUITO NETS PROVIDED
STORE EXTRA LUGGAGE AT THE OFFICE
30 MINUTE HIKE TO THE HOSTEL (accessible by foot only)
LAST CHECK IN TIME IS 5:00 P.M.
FREE PARKING AT THE OFFICE
GO NATURAL IN NATURE:
Bolita Trails and Lodging is clothing optional. Whether you want to commune with nature in the buff or not, everyone is welcome. You'll never be pressured, and we keep a casual, safe, non-sexual environment. Inappropriate behavior is not tolerated.
AT THE HOSTEL: Hear the birds and Howler monkeys every morning as you watch the sunrise over the Golfo Dulce, and spend your days exploring the rainforest at your own pace. There is an updated kitchen (no refrigeration), roofed picnic table, and hammocks for relaxing. For sleeping, you have a choice of comfortable dorm style individual or double beds, complete with mosquito nets. For a bit more privacy, cabinas with private seating.
KITCHEN AND POWER FACILITIES at the hostel:
The hostel is off grid run only by solar panels and batteries. There is minimal lighting to see your way around at night, a telephone charging station, and WIFI, You must bring all your food with you. You can cook in one of 2 kitchens, equipped with gas stoves, and all pots and utensils, and dishes you'll need for cooking, and eating, but no refrigeration.
NO NEED TO BRING WATER
BRING ALL YOUR FOOD WITH YOU
NO REFRIGERATION (see the FAQ page for tips on what food to bring)
SHEETS, TOWELS, MOSQUITO NETS PROVIDED
STORE EXTRA LUGGAGE AT THE OFFICE
30 MINUTE HIKE TO THE HOSTEL (accessible by foot only)
LAST CHECK IN TIME IS 5:00 P.M.
FREE PARKING AT THE OFFICE
GO NATURAL IN NATURE:
Bolita Trails and Lodging is clothing optional. Whether you want to commune with nature in the buff or not, everyone is welcome. You'll never be pressured, and we keep a casual, safe, non-sexual environment. Inappropriate behavior is not tolerated.
The upstairs yoga deck/lounge is a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery when you're not busy hiking.
15 KILOMETERS OF TRAILS:
Hiking in Rio Tigre
BOLITA IS ALL ABOUT THE HIKING TRAILS. Ensure you've alloted minimum one full day to enjoy them during your stay.
We've created a series of trails that meander through the sixty plus hectares of rainforest, and in total comprise 15 kilometers of hiking. Experience the fascinating wildlife and excellent birdwatching, as you hike through our self-guided trail system. You can visit one of the many waterfalls, or you may choose to take a walk down Rio Tigre where you can take a dip in the pools along the way. Yet another set of trails will bring you to a spanning view of the Golfo Dulce.
We've created a series of trails that meander through the sixty plus hectares of rainforest, and in total comprise 15 kilometers of hiking. Experience the fascinating wildlife and excellent birdwatching, as you hike through our self-guided trail system. You can visit one of the many waterfalls, or you may choose to take a walk down Rio Tigre where you can take a dip in the pools along the way. Yet another set of trails will bring you to a spanning view of the Golfo Dulce.
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The Osa Peninsula is one of the last areas in Costa Rica to be developed. It lies on the southern pacific coast of the country, and is the home of the famous Corcovado Park. The Golfo Dulce is rich with a wide variety of sea life, including dolphins, turtles, and migrating whales. Various tours and activities such as kayaking, are available in Puerto Jimenez. There is plenty to do in the area before or after your stay at Bolita.
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