Hotel Fuego del Sol

Fuego del sol beach and hotels ****
COSTA RICAN SMALL HOTELS
Fire of the sun hotel resorts

The best beach in jaco and pacific cost
Unique hotel in jaco beach with private exclusive 2 km .. Special for surf, water sports diving relax

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is located in Playa de Jaco (jaco Beach), on the central pacific coast of Costa Rica. Playa Hermosa is one of the most popular Costa Rica surfing beaches , loved by the most renowned surfers for its amazing waves. There is a right breaking point, that breaks everyday, only a FEW

steps away from your room. Yes, perfect waves for regular or goofy surfers are consistently available all year round.

Our exclusively located beach front hotel is your best lodging option for your Costa Rica surfing vacation. It has breathtaking views of the beach and offers an extensive variety of services, cuisine and comfortable rooms with great swimming pool views and surrounded with the captivating magic of the tropics! Of all the hotels in Costa Rica, Fuego del Sol offers the widest array of activities for each type of traveler.
Laundry and parking lot with 24-hour security.
Nearby Activities
Horse-Back riding Tours
Massages
Kayaks
Golf
Canopy
Sky Walk

Distance from important places
Jaco: 15 minutes
Manuel Antonio: 1 hour
Tarcoles: 20 minutes
Puntarenas: 1 hour
San José : 2 hours

Services near the hotel
Drug store, supermarket, boutiques, souvenir shops, banks, restaurants, bars, casinos, night clubs, church, private health clinics, marina, tourism information center, car and motorcycle rentals, and surfboard rentals.

FACILITIES & SERVICES

. Swimming pool
. Restaurant, bar
. Private terrace or balcony in each room
. Adventure tours & car rentals
. Only 5 minutes from Jaco beach.
. Two hours to Juan Santamaria International Airport.
 

Located Near

Distance from important places Jaco: 5 minutes Manuel Antonio: 1/2 hour Tarcoles: 20 minutes Puntarenas: 1 hour San José : 2 hours book our hotel san jose hotel tennis club Services near the hotel Drug store, supermarket, boutiques, souvenir shops, banks, restaurants, bars, casinos, night clubs, church, private health clinics, marina, tourism information center, car and motorcycle rentals, and surfboard rentals. JACO CENTRO QUEPOS MANUEL ANTONIO NATIONAL PARK CARARA ESTERILLOS Manuel Antonio National Park - Costa Rica Creation Date: 23-Nov-1972 Extension: 1625 ha History: Manuel Antonio National Park is a small biological island bordered by different agricultural and economical activities from which Tourism has become the most important by far. Manuel Antonio is the natural preserved area with the largest number of visitors every year. It protects patches of primary forest, secondary growth forest, mangrove habitats, beach vegetation and marine ecosystems. Flora: Some of the most characteristic species of plants are: Cedro Maria (cedrela sp), Guapinol (himenea sp), Sura (terminalia sp), Cenizaro (samanea sp), and Ceiba (ceiba sp). The mangrove ecosystem covers 18 hectares and it's composed by three species: Mangle Colorado (rhizophora sp), Botoncillo, and Mariquita (avicenia sp). Fauna: There are 109 species of mammals, some of the most remarkable are: Raccoons, Coaties, Agoutis, The Two and Three Toed Sloths, White Faced Monkeys, Howler Monkeys and the rare Squirrel Monkey; endangered of extinction due to the loss of its habitat and illegal hunting to keep them as pets. Around 184 species of birds have been reported to Manuel Antonio, some of the most common ones are: Toucanets, Brown Pelicans, Laughing Falcon, Osprey, Kingfishers, Purple Gallinule and several other water birds. Green and Black Iguanas are very common at the beach area. Snakes are frequently found. Creation Date: 01-Jun-1978 Extension: 5242 ha History Carara National Park was created to promote research and scientific studies and as a forest reserve for environmental education. Fifteen archeological sites have been found in Carara, corresponding to two stages of the early Costa Rican inhabitants, Phase Pavas (300 BC-300 AC) and Cartago (800 - 1500 AC) Flora 750 species of plants have been identified in Carara. The enormous Espabel (anacardium sp) is the most representative from this habitat. Some of the other common giant tree species in Carara are: Ceiba, (ceiba sp) Guanacaste (enterolobium sp), Higuerón (ficus sp), Gallinazo (pentaclethra sp) and Guayabón (terminalia sp) Fauna Despite the isolation of the park, several species of animals live in Carara. Among the most interesting ones are: Peccary, Giant anteater, Kinkajou, Agouti, Coati, Raccoon, Ocelot, White faced monkey, Two-toed sloth, Tayra, White tailed deer and the Four-eyed opossum. A very colorful and significant bird is the Scarlet macaw, one of the most endangered species of birds because of the loss of its habitat and the illegal hunting for its beautiful feathers. Other species of birds are: Violaceous trogon, Great curassow, Hummingbirds, Toucans and Toucanets, Laughing falcon and the Boat billed heron. Some of these species are also endangered. Water birds, Egrets and Herons, are frequently seen along the riversides and sand banks. Costa Rica's largest reptile, the American Crocodile, is the king of the slow moving, muddy waters of Tarcoles River, one of the largest in the country and the most important waterway in the central pacific region. Habitats and Ecosystems Carara National Park is located in the middle of the pacific coast region, between the dry forest to the north and the rain forest down south. This mixed habitat allows for one of the richest combinations of animal and plant species anywhere. There are several different ecosystems: The water habitat and the seasonal floods of Tárcoles River, Gallery forest, Second growth forest and the dense unaltered Primary forest.