Ara Ambigua Lodge

Ara Ambigua Lodge is surrounded by tropical gardens and secondary rainforest in the heart of Sarapiquí. Its location near key reserves offers birdwatchers easy access to a variety of Caribbean lowland species.

Quick Facts on Ara Ambigua Lodge
- Type of Location
- Habitat
  Lowland Rainforest, Gardens
- Commonly Seen Bird Species
  Great Green Macaw, Keel-billed Toucan, Montezuma Oropendola, Golden-hooded Tanager, Green Honeycreeper, Olive-throated Parakeet, Long-tailed Tyrant, Cinnamon Woodpecker, Cocoa Woodcreeper

What to Expect During Your Stay at the Ara Ambigua Lodge...

Rooms and Amenities

The lodge offers standard rooms with private bathrooms, hot water, air-conditioning, ceiling fans, Wi-Fi, and balconies or terraces with garden or forest views. The on-site restaurant serves Costa Rican and international meals, with vegetarian and special diets available upon request.

Birding on the Property

Well-landscaped gardens with flowering plants and fruiting trees attract a variety of lowland birds. Short trails on the property lead into forested areas, and local guides can be arranged for excursions to nearby reserves.

Other Activities Available

Guided birding tours, boat trips on the Sarapiquí River, visits to La Selva Biological Station, and night walks.

Ara Ambigua Lodge

Travel & Logistics

Conservation Initiatives
The lodge maintains native vegetation and supports environmental education initiatives in the community.
How to Get There
Located in La Guaria de Sarapiquí, about 2 hours from San José via paved roads.
Seasonal Notes
The Caribbean lowlands receive rainfall year-round, with slightly drier months from September to October and February to April. Birding is productive in all seasons, with migratory species present from November to April.
Best Times to Visit
Year-round, with consistently lush habitat and high bird activity in all months.

A Few More Notes on Ara Ambigua Lodge