103. COSTA RICA (ENGLISH) - CAHUITA NATIONAL PARK - ROADTRIP -

Cahuita National Park – Costa RicaLocation




Situated on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, near the town
of Cahuita in the Limón province.






Cahuita National Park is famous for its beautiful
white sandy beaches, coral
reefs, and lush tropical
rainforest.




The park protects marine and terrestrial ecosystems, making
it a great spot for nature lovers.






Snorkeling: Explore vibrant coral reefs just
off the shore, home to colorful fish, sea turtles, and
sometimes rays or small sharks.




Hiking: There’s an easy, well-marked trail
(about 8 km / 5 miles long) that follows the coastline
through the park, offering great wildlife spotting
opportunities.




Wildlife Watching: Expect to see howler
monkeys, sloths, iguanas, coatis, and lots of bird species
along the trail.




Beach Relaxation: The beaches inside the
park are pristine and less crowded than many other tourist
spots.






The coral reef is part of the Cahuita Marine
Reserve, one of the best-preserved reefs in Costa
Rica.




The park is a protected area, so visitors should respect
rules like no fishing and no littering.




Guides are available for tours, which can enhance wildlife
spotting and explain the rich biodiversity.






Entrance Fee: Small fee to enter the park.




Opening Hours: Generally open during
daylight hours.




Getting There: Easily accessible from the
town of Cahuita by foot or car.




Best Time to Visit: Dry season (December to
April) is ideal for snorkeling and hiking.