Visit Cahuita
- Hiking / Trekking
- Sustainable Tourism
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
Cahuita: How to get there?
Four hours by bus from San JoséCahuita: When to go?
From November to AprilCahuita: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Cahuita Vacations
3 reviews
A small town on the Caribbean coast in the south of Costa Rica and a genuine paradise on earth.
Cahuita: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A small town on the Caribbean coast in the south of Costa Rica and a genuine paradise on earth.
My suggestion
Take advantage of your time in Cahuita to familiarize yourself with Calypso, a wonderful Caribbean sound that you'll no doubt want to add to your play list. Guaranteed effect: you'll feel like you're on holiday all year round!
Cahuita is a typical village with all the colors and flavors of the Caribbean. The village is on the road to Puerto Viejo and is worth a look, although staying overnight is not really necessary.
My suggestion
On the way to Puerto Viejo I suggest you get your camera out and stop at Cahuita to get really colorful pictures.
Cahuita is a small village in the province of Limon. It is bordered by the famous Cahuita National Park where you can see wild animals and go snorkelling. The beaches are very beautiful.
My suggestion
This small, brightly colored village with a laid-back Caribbean atmosphere is worth a detour, perhaps after a hike in the park, for example. Enjoy the white sand beach and the friendliness of the locals.
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