Articles
NZZ Online article about Lookout Inn
Big City Jane in the Monkey Jungle Translation of an article in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung by Stephanie Giovanni August 7, 2008 At the Lookout Inn in Costa Rica’s Corcovado National Park, the guest lives in intimate contact with nature Nestled between jungle and the ocean, at the edge of Corcovado National Park in Costa […]
The Tico Times – Costa Rica newspaper Article
Article and Photos by Dorothy MacKinnon Special to The Tico Times March 26/2004 CARATE— Macaws. macaws, macaws! The raucous birds are such a constant fixture at Lookout Inn in the Osa Peninsula in the Southern Zone, that gregarious owner Terry Conroy confidently tells guests "If you don’t see a scarlet macaw while you’re here. your […]
MLIVE article about Lookout Inn
Article by Kim Schneider Booth News Service From this MLive Article Sunday February 24, 2008 CARATE, Costa Rica — National Geographic Magazine has called the Osa Peninsula the most biologically intense place on earth. Jaguars still roam this remote peninsula just a few degrees north of the equator, as do 375 kinds of lizards, 400 […]
Lara Blog Article about Lookout Inn
We’ve stayed at Casa Tortuga in Carate for 3 weeks on a home-exchange swap. The house was great and just next to the Look-out inn. Carate is at the far end of the Osa Peninsula by some called the wild West of Costa Rica ( see Tico-Times from 8/14 ).You need to look up to […]
Washington Post article about Lookout Inn
Article by Gretchen Cook Photos by Ted Leather From this Washington Post Article Sunday, July 29, 2007 WHAT: Lookout Inn Lodge, a small eco-friendly rain-forest resort. WHERE: Puntarenas, Costa Rica, on the Osa Peninsula, about 90 miles southwest of San Jose. WHY GO: To find a thrill or just chill in a spot where monkeys […]