Getting to Bosque del Rio Tigre was half the fun, as the road got rougher and one had to cross a river three times to reach the lodge. Upon walking into this place, I can only use the word classy. It could have been overly rustic so far away from modern infrastructure, but the finish look is swanky yet chill.... more

I can't say enough about this place. If you are a birder, it's a MUST in Costa Rica. The owners are outstanding hosts, superb cooks, and extraordinary birders. The lodge is small and perfect, with every comfort anyone could want in the middle of the rainforest. Above all, the birds abound on the property. You will see many lifers. It... more

Everything in their website is accurately represented and we were the only guests during our stay. The lodge can sleep 8 and a cabin 2 more. The showers are in an outbuilding, but have plenty of hot water. To conserve solar electricity, candles are used at dawn and dusk, adding to a very comfortable and friendly place. The food is... more

We stayed at Bosque del Rio Tigre for 3 nights in January. We found Liz and Abraham excellent hosts and the small number of guests makes for a nice, intimate atmosphere. The food was great and the accommodation comfortable. We opted for the cabana, as we prefer a private bathroom, but the rooms in the main house also looked very... more

I visited this lodge on the Osa Peninsula on New Year's Eve with little notice. The lodge is elegant and simple with few distractions from the scenery and birds. The hosts are welcoming and the food is first rate. The hosts are also accomplished birding and nature guides who provide individual attention to their guests. In my short time there... more

My family of 4 (2 kids, 2 adults) stayed here in December 2007. We stayed for 3 nights - as a part of a 2 week Costa Rica trip. This place was simply the best place we've ever stayed in - period. Our one regret in the whole CR trip was that we did not stay the 5 nights we'd... more

We ventured over to Bosque del Rio Tigre (from the Iguana Lodge) for bird watching with Abraham and loved it! Abraham and his wife Liz were friendly and extremely knowledgeable. They made sure we spotted loads of exotic birds as we trekked through the rainforest (an easy hike). The place is tucked into a green lush landscape overlooking a flowing... more

I just got back from an 11 day trip to Costa Rica and my stay at the Bosque del Rio Tigre on the Osa Pennisula was the highlight of my visit. This is a small eco-lodge (can accomadate up to 10 visitors) with a wonderful, open floor plan and rooms. It is located right in the middle of the rain... more