updated  

Go natural in nature helping our guests in Dos Brazos de Rio Tigre, Costa Rica

Profile information

  • rating

    Host rating

    100 %

  • Last replied

    Last replied

    20 Jul 2026

  • Reply rate

    Reply rate

    98.4 %

    Usually responds within 3 days

  • feedbacks

    Feedback

    123

  • Email verified

    Email verified

Country info

If you are not from Costa Rica and planning to visit to volunteer, work or study you will need the correct visa. To find out more information you need to contact the embassy in your home country before travelling.

Badges (3)

Email verified
Top Host
Give the gift of Workaway
read more

Availability

  2026 

 Min stay requested: at least 2 weeks

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Details

  • Description

    Description

    Our hostel is located in the rainforest on a 60 hectare property with 16 kilometers of trails, all Situated right beside the famous Corcovado National Park. A perfect opportunity for outdoor nature lovers! Our specialty is the extensive, self-guided trails that meander through primary and secondary forest with ocean views and waterways that lead to multiple waterfalls,
    All volunteers have unlimited access to the trails.

    NATURIST HOSTEL: All areas of the property are clothing optional for guests and volunteers alike. You are invited to Join in, but no one will ever be pressured. Even if being naked is not for you, you must be comfortable if others are partially or completely unclothed. Very importantly, we will be operating in a safe and non sexual environment without exceptions! This is not a display for entertainment purposes.

    WHAT WE PROVIDE FOR YOU: A bed, usually in the dorm area, sheets, towels, basic food (rice, beans, oil, salt, sugar and onions and garlic for the beans). Volunteers cook the rice and beans as a group, but we expect most will want to supplement with their own additional food items. There are excellent sandfly nets on all beds. It is advisable to bring bug spray, boots and flashlight.
    The office in town is 30 minutes walk from the hostel itself. The office has a refrigerator/freezer, high-speed internet for your use. There is WiFi at the hostel, although it is much slower than at the office.

  • Types of help and learning opportunities

    Types of help and learning opportunities

    Art Projects
    Language practice
    Help with Eco Projects
    Light gardening
    Creative DIY projects
    Help around the house
    Hospitality/Tourism
    Light maintenance
    Help with Computers/ Internet
  • Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    Cultural exchange and learning opportunities

    You'll meet travelers from all over the world. You'll also have a first hand experience of the rainforest and wildlife of the Osa Peninsula and Corcovado Park, one of the most biodiverse places on earth.
    You can mingle with the townspeople and guests as much as you like.

  • Help

    Help

    Volunteers will be asked to:
    Help with guest questions and needs (the owners are always present in case you need help with anything).
    Everyday upkeep of the hostel - cleaning washrooms, cabins, hauling bed sheets up and down from the mountain to be washed etc...
    Painting our cabins with a natural clay paint that we make on site.
    Trail maintenance and raking.
    Small amounts of digging.

  • Languages spoken

    English: Fluent
    Spanish: Fluent

  • Accommodation

    Accommodation

    We have 18 beds in our dorm area for our volunteers and guests.
    All beds have good mosquito nets, and a solid roof, right next to nature!
    There are two double dorm beds, where we will accommodate couples as much as possible.
    Plenty of hammocks for relaxing in your off time, and 2 well equipped kitchens.
    The volunteers make the delicious onions and garlic style, rice and beans provided by us and eat when and where they want.

  • What else ...

    What else ...

    We're in a small village of 300 people, situated on the confluence of two rivers, The main economy of the village was based on gold mining which still exists to this day. Very slowly some of the local people are getting into tourism, but you'll have a great chance to mingle with the local culture in a place that is still very traditionally Costa Rican in many ways.
    Besides the trails on our property, there is a great chance to hike in the local area.

  • A little more information

    A little more information

    • Internet access

    • Limited internet access

      Limited internet access

    • We have pets

    • We are smokers

    • Can host families

  • Space for parking camper vans

    Space for parking camper vans

    all vehicles can be parked at the office, 30 minutes from the hostel.

  • Can possibly accept pets

    Can possibly accept pets

    Pets must not interfere with wildlife around the hostel. Also pets must be quiet at night so as not to awaken other travelers.

  • How many Workawayers can stay?

    How many Workawayers can stay?

    More than two

  • My animals / pets

    My animals / pets

Host ref number: 798922644578

Website Safety

Chat with Workawayers who've visited this host

+68

Feedback (80)



Photos

Chat with Workawayers who've visited this host

+68

Feedback

These are extra optional ratings when members leave feedback. The average rating left for each option is displayed.

Accuracy of profile:
(4.9)

Cultural exchange:
(4.7)

Communication:
(4.9)




























































































Live in our beautiful and unique place and help with some digital projects in Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica
Join our family and with some fresh ideas for our eco-hostel in Quepos, Costa Rica