Guests staying in this rustic jungle getaway will find plenty of things to do in scenic Drake Bay, with many memorable destinations and parklands located just 15 minutes from the rental itself. In the mornings, guests can wake up with a cup of coffee on the front deck, then venture down to the beach, where they can swim, sunbathe, surf, paddleboard, go for long walks, and sail during their stay. Glampers can also go for walks through the jungle on the many paths winding through the trees, with opportunities to see tropical birds, monkeys, and other wildlife right outside their front door.

Nearby Corcovado National Park is renowned for its stunning hikes to caves, lakes, and waterfalls, meaning guests can book a tour with the glamping hosts or a nearby tour group in Drake Bay and spend the day exploring the park on foot, on horseback, or in a safari jeep. Glampers can also spend the night in San Pedrillo before heading into the park for two full days in the rainforest. Caño Island off the coast is ideal for those who want to snorkel, scuba dive, whale watch, or swim with dolphins, with various boats headed out to the island scheduled throughout the day. Glampers can also tube on the Agujitas River or hike through the Sierpe Mangroves to the north, then return to Drake Bay for dinner in one of the local beachfront restaurants situated near the rental.