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Newly built, beautiful,  wooden, chalet-style cabinas with porches, nestled into wonderfully shaded Costa Rican wooded gardens, complete with resident toucans. Minutes from breathtaking beaches and surfing. All conveniences nearby : bank, grocery, Internet cafes, restaurants, etc...
Sorry, no smoking or pets
Three 2 bedroom houses - Fully furnished. Includes Air conditioning, high quality, US style bedding, dishes, fully functioning kitchen, telephone, Direct TV (tvs included).
Two studio cabinas, fully furnished with kitchenette, and loft.
Click here for directions on getting here.
 Besides the obvious usage by tourists and visitors, these cabinas are perfect for relocators who need a furnished home while building or shopping for a home.
Rates include utilities, Direct TV, and access to washer & dryer.
Inquire about Internet availability.
High Season:
(December 15 - April 15)
Main house: $1,200 per month
Houses: $1,000
Studio Cabina (with loft): $750
Studio Cabin: $550
General rates:
(April 15 - December 15)
Main house: $1,000
Houses: $800
Studio Cabin: (with loft): $550
Studio Cabin: $400
Nightly non-holiday rates (2 Night minimum):
Main House: $100 per night - 4 people maximum
Houses: $85 per night - 4 people maximum
Studio with loft Cabina: $75 per night 4 people maximum
Studio Cabina: $50 per night - 1 - 2 people
Christmas week:
December 15th - January 15th
Main House: $1,500 per week
Houses: $1,200
Studio Cabinas: $750
Studio Cabina: $550
Nearby Activites: 
- Birdwatching
Dolphin & Whale Watching
Surfing
Hiking
Horseback riding to nearby waterfalls
Sportfishing
10 minutes from Ballena National Park
Book reading in hammock
Whitewater rafting
Rainforest Zipline tours
- Getting to the South Pacific coast of Costa Rica
Fly - There are commuter flights from San José to either Palmar Sur or Quepos. Both are about 30 miles from Uvita, but Palmar Sur is a better choice (only a 30 min drive north on the smoothly paved Costanera (Coastal Hwy)); the road from Quepos is not paved (is very bumpy) and can take about 1-1/2 to 2 hours to drive south to Uvita.
Nature Air
URL: www.natureair.com
Toll Free: US/Canada 800/235.9272
Phone: 299.6000
Email: reservations@natureair.com
Sansa Air
URL: www.flysansa.com
Toll Free: US/Canada
Phone: 290.4100
Fax: 290.3543
Email: info@flysansa.com
Bus - MUSOC Bus Station 222.2422 (office hours are from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.) in Downtown San Jose, the terminal is known as La Coca Cola, and it is located on 16th Street, 1st and 3rd Avenues. This is the public bus system. Very inexpensive (approx $3.50 each way) with large comfortable buses. You can take a Taxi from the airport to the Musoc Bus Station in San José; get on the bus to San Isidro where you can have someone meet you or take a taxi from there (approx $40) to Uvita. The ride from SJ to San Isidro takes about 3 hours and you need to keep your tickets during the trip because they check them half way to San Isidro.
Hire a driver/cab – From San José to Uvita the cost is approx US$150 one way.
Easy Ride Shuttle - www.easyridecr.com Price is approx. $60-65
Rent a car – be sure to rent a 4x4 vehicle
Driving to Dominical
Rule Number 2: DO NOT LEAVE SAN JOSE AFTER 2:00 PM AS RULE NUMBER 1 IS DO NOT DRIVE AFTER DARK. It is OK to drive to restaurants in the Dominical/Uvita area at night but due to poor lighting, the curvy roads, the pot holes, fog and locals walking on the roads in dark clothing, you do not want to drive any distance. Stay in San Jose for a night and enjoy a nice dinner and leave the next morning. Contact us for Hotel recommendations.
Click here for a long description of the drive.
- Sorry, no smokers nor pets
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