Villas Espavel
Villas Espavel is a guesthouse near Refugio de Vida Silvestre Werner Sauter.
At a Glance
Dietary
Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options typically available upon request.
Best Season
December to April (dry season) for best weather and wildlife viewing.
Eco-Friendly
Committed to conservation and sustainable practices due to its location within a wildlife refuge.
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Pool / Spa
Available
WiFi
Available
Puerto Jimenez
Nearest town
Contact Details
Location Map
Villas Espavel in Refugio de Vida Silvestre Werner Sauter
guesthouse
Nearest Airport
Monte Reina Airport
Nearest International Airport
Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport
1,751
Total Species
45
Mammals
211
Birds
Most Observed Species
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