Kinkajoungalows at Poor Man's Paradise - Find your own piece of paradise where the jungle meets the sea Our spacious and bright jungalows are located in Playa Rincón, a 2km stretch of magnificent deserted beach popular among seasoned surfers, and only 20' walk from paradisaical San Josecito beach, one of the best kept secrets in Costa Rica. Our cabins are surrounded by majestic tropical forest and wildlife. Fall asleep to the sounds of the jungle and rise to the melody of countless birds. The Amaya Castro family has been living in this 38 has. property for four generations, and are among the first inhabitants of this part of the Osa Peninsula. While the jungalows are stand alone units that give you full privacy, your local hosts are available during your stay with whatever may be of assistance. Hosts speak english and spanish - some german assistance may be available occasionally!. Osa Península was designated by National Geographic the most biologically intense place on Earth. As much as 2.5% of the world's biodiversity is here. There is so much to do and to see that you will definitely want to stay longer: Isla del Caño: considered the second-best diving spot in Costa Rica after Isla del Coco. From Kinkajoungalows, you can book half a day snorkeling and diving excursions throughout the year, as well as dolphin and whale watching during whale season July-September (although whales are sometimes seen as late as December!). Corcovado National Park: access to the Park is with a guide only. From Kinkajoungalows, you can book excursions to both Serena (boat only) and San Pedrillo (~2hs walk, or boat) Ranger stations. Walkable destinations: -> San Josecito beach (20') - one of the best kept secrets of Costa Rica. Bring your picnic, enjoy a beach day and snorkel among some of the remaining coral formations. -> Rio Claro (40'-60') - enjoy a dip in the refreshing waters at low tide and the stunning views where the Rio Claro meets the ocean. -> Walk to Punta Campanario - across primary and secondary forest, bordering the ocean and passing through various small waterfalls (45'). You will feel right in the movie set of survivor! -> Hike to Agujitas Town (~2.5hs depending on your speed), follow a forest path bordering the ocean passing several smaller beaches on the way to Agujitas town. Absolutely stunning!. Bring water and footwear that doesn't mind mud. Have a rewarding lunch in town at the end of your walk, and catch a ride back to Playa Rincón on a quad - an adventure in and of itself! Getting to Playa Rincón - there are several options: - Fly from San José to Drake airport with FlySansa.com. We can then help arrange a taxi pick up (~40usd) from Drake Bay airport to Playa Rincón. - Take the public boat from Sierpe (two departures a day, 11.30am and 4pm) to Playa Rincón. You will need to tell your captain you are continuing to Playa Rincón and not getting off in Agujitas, which is the first and main stop. - By car via Rancho Quemado (coming from Puerto Jimenez) or via Sierpe (you will have to get your car on a small raft accross the Sierpe River). In either case, you will need a 4WD. Once in Playa Rincón, you can park your car at the top of the property. Nearby towns: Los Planes: a small settlement with a grocery store is a 15' drive away across a creek and Rio Claro, or 40' walk. You can order groceries via text and have your shopping delivered for a small fee (weather permitting). Agujitas: the main town on Drake Bay. Here you will find restaurants, some small supermarkets and stores. From Playa Rincon is a 15' boat ride to Agujitas or 35' by car. ***NOTE there is no pharmacy or ATM in Drake Bay, so make sure you bring any medicines and cash with you. The nearest ATM and pharmacy are in Palmar Norte***