One of the charm of Flor y Bambu is that most of the 4000 square meters are covered by plants and nature. Guests have both the benefits of being close to the most beautiful beaches of Costa Rica, restaurants, bars, activities and other services while enjoying the calm of the nature. waking up every morning with the sounds of this nature is the most relaxing experience
full time guests
Tiny bees
Mariola (Tetragonisca angustula): These are tiny, gentle bees famous for producing a rare, tangy, and medicinal honey often called "little angel honey" (miel de angelito). They do not sting, though the soldier bees can lightly nip or latch on to defend the hive
visitors
Monkeys
Mantled Howler Monkey (known locally as mono congo) is the undisputed king of the canopy here. You are likely to hear their deep, prehistoric-sounding roars before you actually see them.
Coati
A coati (known locally in Costa Rica as a pizote) is a medium-sized, daytime-active mammal belonging to the raccoon family (Procyonidae)
please do not feed or approach
Racoon
The northern raccoon (Procyon lotor hernandezii) spans across Costa Rica
their local name is Mapache
People in Costa Rica frequently mix up mapaches with pizotes (white-nosed coatis) because both belong to the raccoon family (Procyonidae) and both love raiding tourist backpacks,
Cats
there are several cats coming regularly but this one was looking for attention and decided to adopt me