We offer more than a stay, we offer a journey into the wild heart of the Osa Peninsula. Surrounded by rainforest and rich biodiversity, our lodge is your gateway to meaningful nature experiences.
Embark on a scenic trek through rainforest trails and along stunning beaches of Costa Rica’s largest National Park, containing 2.5% of the world’s biodiversity.
Unique adventure combining an exciting drive with a thrilling hike through the rainforest, providing a complete experience of the Osa Peninsula’s breathtaking ecosystems.
Peaceful kayak ride in the Pejeperrito Lagoon, a protected sanctuary for diverse wildlife, including crocodiles, monkeys, and a variety of bird species.
OUR IMPACT
Our impact begins where the rainforest meets the soul. Luna Lodge stands as a sanctuary for biodiversity, sustainability, and human connection. Through conservation efforts and community partnerships, we help protect the extraordinary ecosystems of Osa and Corcovado for generations to come.
Protecting biodiversity since 1998
Primary and secondary forest conservation
Leading sustainable tourism practices
Employment and community programs
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Luna Lodge is nestled in the pristine rainforest of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, near Corcovado National Park.
Guests typically fly into San José (SJO), then take a domestic flight to Puerto Jiménez. From there, Luna Lodge can arrange ground transportation or a scenic charter flight to the local airstrip.
Yes, a 4WD vehicles is a must. The drive from Puerto Jiménez takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours.
The dry season (December–April) is most popular, but the green season (May–September) offers lush scenery and fewer crowds.
Rain is possible year-round, especially in the green season.
Luna Lodge is closed October and parts of November (our rainiest months).
Yes. All stays include three delicious, healthy meals daily, crafted from fresh, local, and often organic ingredients.
Yes. A deposit is required to secure your reservation, with the balance due before arrival.
Most travelers from the U.S., Canada, the EU, and many other countries do not need a visa for stays under 180 days. A valid passport (more than 6 months) and proof of onward travel are required.
ATMs are available in Puerto Jiménez and Drake Bay, but may be unreliable or run out of cash. Bring enough colones or USD (in small denominations) for tips, tours, and incidentals.
Here at Luna Lodge we take credit cards (VISA, Master Card, AMEX) and cash (USD and Colons).
