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About the Area

Hotel Villas Gaia is situated where the mountains come down to the sea in the region called Fila Coste�a.
This biologically diverse region is surrounded by some of Costa Rica's most famous natural attractions:

the vast wilderness of
Corcovado National Park, the protected waters of Ballena Marine Park, Ca�o Island and the R�o Terraba-Sierpe extensive Mangrove Ecosytem.


The region is a bird watcher's paradise (450 counted species!!!) and has one of Central America's last stands of magnificent coastal rain forest.
Miles of deserted
beaches to the north offer abundant opportunities for swimming, surfing, kayaking and exploring.
The village of Ojochal is 1 kilometer South of Hotel Villas Gaia and is populated by Costa Ricans and foreigners alike. 
 

The name, Ojachal (pronounced Oh-ho-chal), derives from a tree that once dominated the natural virgin rainforest you will find here. Ojoche (pronounced Oh-ho-chay ), is the tree family Myristicaceae, scientific name, Brosimun alicatrum.
Thanks to the efforts of a reforestation program, the Ojoche tree returns back to the natural ambience of the village. 

The surroundings of the village are steep high mountains coming down to the sea, cloaked with rainforest. There is a nice river that winds its way through Ojochal on its way to the sea at Playa Tortuga.
 We'd like to think that all of the residents here have the same goals in mind: quality of line, personal and family well-being, environmental protection and preservation, and above all, general tranquility. Thus, making Ojochal a very unique forest/beach community.


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