Things to Do in Ojochal, Costa Rica
Experience laid-back luxury & serenity
Discover the best of Costa Rica right from your villa at Hotel Three Sixty. From ra adventures in Ojochal to ocean escapes in Uvita, our curated tours immerse you in the country’s most stunning landscapes. Whether it’s whale watching at Playa Ballena, hiking Corcovado National Park, or unwinding with yoga on-site, your next adventure is never far away.
Jungle-Inspired Wellness & Spa Packages
Unwind with a spa day where rainforest sounds replace background music and the air is infused with the scent of local botanicals. Choose from massages, facials, and full-day wellness packages – each designed to restore balance and connect you to the natural rhythms of Costa Rica.
Rainforest Yoga for Mindful Movement in Nature
Step into the lush greenery for a private or small-group yoga session on our open-air deck. As monkeys call in the distance and birds swoop overhead, you’ll move through a sequence designed just for you. Sessions can be tailored for beginners or experienced yogis, making this one of the most peaceful things to do in Ojochal, Costa Rica.
On the day of your session, be ready to walk 15 minutes in nature with one of our team members towards our outdoor yoga deck. You will be picked up from your villa 10 minutes prior to the beginning of class. Please advise the front desk if you are aware of any allergies to oils or incense, or with any special requests.
Experience Costa Rican Wildlife with Nature Trails
Wander 720 meters of well-marked trails that wind through Hotel Three Sixty’s lush grounds. Cross wooden bridges, spot vibrant wildlife, and take in the biodiversity that makes Costa Rica one of the world’s most treasured natural destinations.
A Costa Rican Icon – Nauyaca Waterfalls
Spend the day discovering one of Costa Rica’s most spectacular natural wonders on this 6-hour guided tour. Your adventure begins with a hearty traditional breakfast at the home of your local hosts before setting out on horseback through lush countryside. After a scenic ride, you’ll continue on foot to reach the Nauyaca Waterfalls – a breathtaking 147-foot cascade alongside a series of tiered pools perfect for swimming and cooling off.
Along the way, your guide will point out native wildlife and tropical plants, adding a layer of local insight to the journey. A satisfying lunch is served before your return, making this an unforgettable blend of nature, culture, and authentic Costa Rican hospitality.
Whale & Dolphin Watching - A Boat Tour with Snorkelling
Board a boat from Marino Ballena National Park, one of the largest marine reserves in Central America, to witness migrating humpback whales and playful dolphins. Depending on the season, you might also spot whale sharks, sea turtles, and rays.
Tours often pass the famous Whale Tail sandbar at Playa Ballena, a natural wonder and one of Costa Rica’s most photographed beaches. Snorkeling gear is provided so you can explore coral reefs and sea caves, a highlight among activities to do in Costa Rica.
Dive into the History of Isla del Caño
Once a sacred burial site for indigenous people, Isla del Caño – a small but hilly island across from Drake’s Bay – is now one of Costa Rica’s most impressive marine reserves.
The island harbors a rich sea life, including octopus, turtles, manta rays, many reef fish and eels. Snorkeling equipment is provided on this tour and certified divers can dive deeper to explore its vibrant coral ecosystem, in which 19 coral species can be found.
The Most Biodiverse Place on Earth – Corcovado National Park
Recognized by National Geographic as “the most biologically intense place on Earth,” Corcovado National Park on the Osa Peninsula is just a day trip from Uvita and Ojochal.
After a scenic boat ride, you’ll explore lush rainforest trails where monkeys, sloths, tapirs, and scarlet macaws are common sights. With over 3% of the world’s biodiversity, this is a must for nature lovers. A picnic lunch is included on this unforgettable Costa Rica experience.
The park is home to numerous types of monkeys, sloths, raccoons, reptiles, and over 400 species of birds. If you are lucky, you will see the elusive tapir! A guided tour through its primary rainforest is an unforgettable Costa Rica experience.
Sport Fishing – From Roosterfish to Marlin
The waters off Ojochal are a paradise for anglers. Offshore fishing promises marlin, sailfish, and tuna, while inshore trips yield roosterfish, snook, and snapper.
Each fishing destination has a peak season, but hidden freshwater fishing holes and deep-sea fishing are rewarding adventures that can be had year-round. Whether you’re a seasoned sport fisher or a first-timer, it’s one of the most thrilling things to do in Costa Rica.
Playa Ballena – The Whale Tail Beach
Stroll along Playa Ballena, located in nearby Uvita, where the tide reveals a sandbar shaped exactly like a whale’s tail – fitting for the country’s whale watching capital. The calm waters make it a favorite for swimming, kayaking, and simply enjoying a romantic walk. Visiting Playa Ballena is an essential Costa Rica experience, offering both scenic beauty and unforgettable wildlife encounters.
More Activities to Do in Costa Rica
From canopy tours and night jungle walks to chocolate farm visits and ATV rides, Costa Rica’s variety of experiences means there’s always something new to try. Let our concierge arrange your perfect itinerary.
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Relax by the Infinity Pool
Our infinity pool, right beside our Bar 360 bar, is designed for unhurried afternoons. With panoramic views stretching from jungle to ocean, it’s the perfect place to unwind between tours – or to simply enjoy the beauty of Costa Rica without leaving the property.
Whether you’re sipping cocktails at Bar 360, starting your day with sunrise yoga, or lounging by the pool, there’s always something to do right here at
Hotel Three Sixty.
Getting Around
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Regional Flights
To San José
San José is the capital of Costa Rica, head of the province of SanJosé, and the nation's largest city. Located in the Central Valley,San José is the seat of a national government, the focal point of political and economic activity, and the major transportation hub of this Central American nation. The population ofSanJosé Canton is 288,054 though the metropolitan area stretches beyond the canton limits and comprises a third of the country's population. Culturally, the city can be considered almost entirely European influenced, in part because of Spanish immigration soon after Costa Rica's discovery by Christopher Columbus, and the privileged classes which generally studied in Europe during the nineteenth century and early twentieth century.
We also offer private transfer service to the hotel with a bilingual chauffeur from SJO airport for $395 one way per couple ($50 per extra person, up to 4).
To Quepos
Quepos is a city on the Pacific coast of central Costa Rica. There, there is the Manuel Antonio National Park which, with its mangroves, lagoons and jungles on the shores of the beach, is home to howler, white-faced and squirrel monkeys. In the vicinity, on the same coast, there is Playa Espadilla and Biesanz beach. In the northwest of the city, there is a mangrove estuary on the Damas Island. There you can see alligators, iguanas and snakes.
We offer private transfer service to the hotel with a bilingual chauffeur from Quepos airport ($130 per couple).
To Palmar Sur
The town of Palmar Sur is located on the Sierpe River that empties directly into the Pacific Ocean. The Sierpe wetlands has one of the largest mangroves in the world featuring amazing and untouched biodiversity. Palmar Sur is also used as an access to Drake Bay and Caño Island Biological Reserve. Many tourists land in this destination to take the tour down the river, a wonderful adventure that allows them to enjoy the wildlife and the lush vegetation until they get to their final destination. Also Palmar Sur is a gateway to Ojochal, Dominical Beach, and Uvita Point. Ojochal is a great place to find great restaurants, some of them influenced by European settlers. In Palmar Sur the thematic spheres park “Can Basat Roje ' is located. This archaeological site is a world known as it is in the process of becoming a World Heritage Site We offer private transfer service to the hotel with a bilingual chauffeur from Quepos airport ($130 per couple).