Cahuita National Park

Cahuita National Park

Cahuita National Park

This wilderness area protects one of the most developed coral reefs on the Caribbean coast and one of the most important in Costa Rica. It also protects a sample of swamp forest with pure stands of yolillo and sangrillo. In addition, it has white sandy beaches of great scenic beauty.

The visitor can swim, walk the trail, observe the behavior of flora and fauna, dive in the coral reef and surf.

Location

It is located in the province of Limón, on the Caribbean coast, 42 km south of the city of Limón. To get to Cahuita you must take the road to Limón, after reaching Limón you must take the road that goes southeast from Limón to Sixaola for 42 Kilometers. There is good lettering which will prevent it from being lost.

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