Cahuita National Park
Cahuita National Park is in Costa Rica.
Understand[edit]
A coastal rainforest with plenty of monkeys, reptiles and birds, Cahuita National Park is a must-see for any traveller in the area.
Landscape[edit]
Flora and fauna[edit]
Climate[edit]
Tropical Rainforest.
Get in[edit]
Buses from San José in Direction Puerto Viejo stop in Cahuita. From Limón there are buses until 18:00.
Fees and permits[edit]
Entrance into the national park is by donation. It is a great place, make a fair donation.
Get around[edit]
By foot. The park is not very big and can be circled within a few hours. There are several guides but rather to show nature attractions since there is only one very well marked trail.
See[edit]
Do[edit]
Buy[edit]
Eat[edit]
Drink[edit]
Coco´s Bar right in the center. Sunday- Karaoke night!
Sleep[edit]
Lodging[edit]
There are plenty of cabinas and rooms for rent.
The Atlantida has friendly staff and beautiful landscaping. Quaint, steps from the beach.
Camping[edit]
There is no official camping but it is allowed to camp on "Playa Negra" (Black Beach) for one night.
Backcountry[edit]
Yes!
Stay safe[edit]
Don't swim on beaches with red flags.
Go next[edit]
Before dark. You wouldn't want to be lost in the jungle at night. Don't forget: it gets dark early.