Casa Roja CR

21/06/2022

Our colleagues at FISHBIO and partners in the Mekong Fish Network successfully tagged the largest freshwater fish in the world!

In this video log, FISHBIO biologists as part of the Wonders of the Mekong project got a chance to collect data and tag a Giant Freshwater Stingray on the ba...

24/05/2022

Here's an interesting video on the mysterious spheres of Costa Rica. You can see some of these spheres at Finca 6 UNESCO Archeological Site near Sierpe. More information is available on our website https://casarojacr.com/stone-spheres-of-sierpe/

Francisco Corrales, a member of the Anthropology Department at the National Museum of Costa Rica, briefly describes three very different archaeological sites...

19/05/2022

that Panamanian white-faced capuchins (Cebus imitator), found in the trees of Costa Rica, sometimes bond by sniffing each other's hands? Check out our newest blog post on our website (https://casarojacr.com/white-faced-capuchins-smart-and-playful-nose-pickers/) to learn more about these commonly seen and unique creatures!⁠
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05/01/2022

The secret is out now that Casa Roja is featured in this recent Islands travel magazine!

Looking for an amazing vacation rental property in Costa Rica? These Airbnb listings offer a little bit of everything.

04/08/2021

During your stay at Casa Roja you will see a large variety of interesting and unique critters. In addition to the wildlife sightings, each day, like clockwork, you will see the taxi boats pass the boca heading from Drake Bay to Sierpe, or vice versa. Visit our blog on the website to learn more about boat taxis.

29/07/2021

The French aren’t the only ones who enjoy escargot. Sibon nebulatus, commonly known as the cloudy snail sucker, or the snail-eating snake, spends its nights munching on the snails and slugs found in the forests of Central and South America. While slugs are easily swallowed whole, snails are a bit trickier since the snakes must first remove them from their shells. To do this, the snail-sucker uses a technique called “snag and drag”. The snake bites the head of the snail and drags it along the ground until the shell becomes snagged, then continues to pull until the snail is freed from its protective home and the snake can swallow its well-deserved meal. Visit our website blog to learn more about this clever snake.

14/06/2021

Learn the current requirements for completing a health pass and traveling to Costa Rica. Casa Roja is booking up fast, check out availability and make plans for your next visit at https://casarojacr.com

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04/12/2020

Your first look when you arrive at Casa Roja on the Boca del Rio Sierpe, .⁠⠀
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Casa Roja sits atop a beautiful hill surrounded by lush Costa Rican forests.⁠ ⁠⠀
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09/10/2020

Some information on traveling to Costa Rica.

14/08/2020

The list of counties allowed to travel to Costa Rica is growing. Are you considering a vacation in the near future? Book your trip to Casa Roja now before someone else does!

Costa Rica has expanded the list of countries from which it allows international visitors, authorities announced Thursday. The expanded list includes 44 countries and continues to exclude…