EYA Ecolodge

As WE explore this beautiful town, YOU will be amazed by the stunning vistas of rolling hills, verdant forests, and pristine waterfalls that surround San Isidro. The town is located in the heart of Costa Rica's southern zone, just a few hours' drive from the capital city of San Jose. With its mild climate and abundant rainfall, San Isidro is a haven for tropical flora and fauna, including exotic birds, monkeys, and sloths.

One of the highlights of San Isidro is its vibrant culture, which is deeply rooted in the traditions of the indigenous people who have lived in the region for centuries. YOU can experience this rich heritage first-hand by visiting the local markets, where you can sample delicious local foods, such as tamales, empanadas, and chicharrones. You can also browse through the colorful handicrafts, textiles, and ceramics that are made by local artisans.

For those who love outdoor activities, San Isidro offers a wide range of options, from hiking and birdwatching to rafting and horseback riding. The town is surrounded by several national parks and reserves, including Chirripo National Park, which is home to the highest peak in Costa Rica. YOU can also explore the nearby waterfalls, such as Nauyaca and Diamante, where YOU can swim and relax in the cool, refreshing waters.

As WE explore this beautiful town, YOU will be amazed by the stunning vistas of rolling hills, verdant forests, and pristine waterfalls that surround San Isidro. The town is located in the heart of Costa Rica's southern zone, just a few hours' drive from the capital city of San Jose. With its mild climate and abundant rainfall, San Isidro is a haven for tropical flora and fauna, including exotic birds, monkeys, and sloths.

One of the highlights of San Isidro is its vibrant culture, which is deeply rooted in the traditions of the indigenous people who have lived in the region for centuries. YOU can experience this rich heritage first-hand by visiting the local markets, where you can sample delicious local foods, such as tamales, empanadas, and chicharrones. You can also browse through the colorful handicrafts, textiles, and ceramics that are made by local artisans.