The Oasis at Puket

12/05/2026

Ever heard of a kinkajou? 🦝🌙

They’re nocturnal rainforest animals sometimes called “honey bears” because they love sweet fruit and nectar. Most travelers never even realize they’re hiding in the trees above them at night.

06/05/2026

May is looking pretty amazing at The Oasis at Puket 🌿

If you’ve been thinking about a Costa Rica escape, this is one of the best times to visit. Low season means quieter beaches, less traffic around Puerto Viejo, and some of our best pricing of the year.

Wake up surrounded by jungle, spend afternoons by the pool, and enjoy the Caribbean coast without the crowds.

We still have openings available in May, but dates are filling in.

Book the full property:
airbnb.com/h/theoasisatpuket

Looking for the two-bedroom villa instead?
airbnb.com/h/familyvillaatpuket

30/04/2026

Low season in Puerto Viejo is one of those “if you know, you know” moments 🌿

Fewer people. More space. Better prices.
The jungle feels a little more yours, the town stays a little quieter, and everything just slows down in the best way.

It’s the perfect time to experience The Oasis at Puket without the crowds, while still enjoying everything that makes this place special.

Book the full property: airbnb.com/h/theoasisatpuket
Or the two-bedroom villa: airbnb.com/h/familyvillaatpuket

Sometimes the best time to visit… is when everyone else stays home ✨

21/04/2026

Ever heard of the tayra? 🐾

This sleek, fast-moving member of the weasel family is one of Costa Rica’s most underrated wildlife sightings. Found in the forests of the South Caribbean, tayras are curious, intelligent, and known for their bold daytime activity, making them rare among mammals in the jungle.

Keep your eyes open… you might just spot one darting through the trees 🌿

14/04/2026

Looking for more than just a place to stay? 🌴

Dive into our blog and start planning your perfect Caribbean escape; hidden beaches, local spots, travel tips, and everything you didn’t know you needed to know about this side of Costa Rica 🇨🇷✨

From jungle adventures to peaceful beach days, it’s all waiting for you.

👉 https://theoasisatpuket.com/blog

24/03/2026

Have you ever seen a glass frog? 🐸✨

They’re translucent enough that you can see their internal organs. Yes, really. And they live right here in Costa Rica.

02/03/2026

Sloths move slowly, but their ecosystem is busy 🦥🌱

Entire micro-worlds of algae and insects live in their fur. Costa Rica is full of these hidden natural stories.

18/02/2026

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Compare rural and urban Costa Rica living, from commute times and wildlife to internet speeds and daily lifestyle differences.

11/02/2026

Farm-to-table wasn’t a movement in Costa Rica. It was just the way things were done 🌱🥭

Long before it became a trend, families shopped local markets, grew food in backyard gardens, and cooked with what was fresh that week. Seasonal produce, fresh seafood, and simple preparation still define the rhythm of Costa Rican meals today 🇨🇷🍽️

03/02/2026

Caribbean Costa Rican cuisine tells a different story 🍽️🌴

While much of the country leans on simple, mild flavors, the Caribbean coast brings coconut milk, spices, slow-cooked stews, and Afro-Caribbean traditions to the table.

From rice and beans to rondón and patí, Limón’s food reflects its history, culture, and connection to the sea.

27/01/2026

Limón’s culture didn’t happen by accident 🌴

Jamaican immigration shaped the Caribbean coast through the railroad, food, music, language, and traditions still celebrated today. From Cahuita’s history to Día del Negro, this story is a core part of Costa Rica’s identity 🇨🇷✨

Read the full blog to understand why Limón feels unlike anywhere else on Earth 🌊🎶

How Jamaican immigration shaped Limón’s Afro-Caribbean culture, from the railroad and Cahuita history to food, music, and Día del Negro.