Discover the ultimate jungle escape at Alma de la Selva, the Soul of the Forest. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking UNESCO Savegre Biosphere Reserve, a world-renowned destination for its diverse wildlife and sustainable economic land use. At Alma de la Selva, we prioritize preserving the natural beauty of the rainforest while providing guests with a serene and peaceful escape.

The scenic drive to Alma de la Selva takes you through lush forests, pastures dotted with cattle and blooming trees, and finally to the breathtaking Savegre River. Enjoy the natural swimming holes, or relax on one of three covered decks with spectacular views of the surrounding mountains, ocean, and valley.

Stay in our architect-designed, solar-powered tiny home with air-conditioning, panoramic views, and comfortable living amenities. Experience the magic of nature as you wake up to the sounds of toucans, watch monkeys play in the trees, and enjoy a candlelight dinner under the stars.

Take a horseback ride through the property, which spans 777 acres and encompasses untouched rainforest, pastures, and a mile of riverfront. Explore the numerous waterfalls and creeks, or take a hike through the trail system to reach stunning view decks overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Savegre River.

The climate at Alma de la Selva is cool and refreshing, with night breezes from Mt. Nara during the dry season and invigorating thunderstorms during the green season. The natural beauty and tranquility of the property provides a true retreat from the modern world.

Make lasting memories at Alma de la Selva. Our commitment to preserving the land and wildlife will leave a piece of your soul in this breathtaking jungle escape.

Key Features:

777 acres (314 hectares) located 30 minutes from Quepos
Located in UNESCO Savegre Biosphere Reserve
Stunning views of the ocean, river, and mountains
Approximately 1 mile of Savegre River frontage
Numerous creeks and waterfalls
Abundant wildlife including monkeys, exotic birds, and large cats
Solar-powered, air-conditioned tiny home with verandas and roof decks
Three additional covered decks for birdwatching and stargazing
Trail system for hiking and horseback riding
17-year-old teak plantation
125 acres (50 hectares) of rolling hill pastures.