Cahuita National Park is a terrestrial and marine national park in the Caribbean La Amistad Conservation Area of Costa Rica located on the southern Caribbean coast in Limón Province, connected to the town of Cahuita. Cahuita National Park is unique in Costa Rica for its close relationship with the community, an example of shared management between the community and government for a sustainable development at community level. Participation of park guards and community life stands out through a shared governance management. In this ecosystem, nestled in the Caribbean but with forest environment, you will find species such as raccoons, sloths, iguanas and basilisks. You will also notice snakes like tinsel and tamagá, and birds like the black hawk. Inside the park it is possible to perform recreational sports and hiking the trails, or simply enjoy the beaches swimming or sunbathing.

Restaurante Finca Santa Rosa & Souvenir is a popular and strategic roadside stop located along Route 241 in the Santa Rosa / Pueblo Nuevo area, just south of Puerto Limón heading toward Río Banano. Nestled in a peaceful setting surrounded by lush, tropical greenery, it serves as an excellent operational or rest stop for travel groups and independent tourists moving through the Limón province. • Farm-to-Table Dining: The venue features a spacious, buffet-style restaurant showcasing authentic Caribbean and traditional Costa Rican flavors (such as fresh rice and beans prepared with coconut milk, local meats, stews, and fresh salads), with many ingredients sourced directly from the property’s own finca (farm). • On-Site Souvenir Shop: Features a well-stocked souvenir marketplace offering a convenient, reasonably priced opportunity for travelers to pick up local mementos, handmade crafts, regional Costa Rican coffee, and tropical gifts before or after exploring the coast.

Parque Nacional Tortuguero is a protected wilderness area on Costa Rica's northern Caribbean coast. Its beaches are famous nesting grounds for sea turtles, including endangered green turtles. The park's freshwater creeks and lagoons, which can be navigated by boat or canoe, shelter spectacled caimans and river turtles. The surrounding dense rainforest is also rich with wildlife, from monkeys to many bird species. Our tour includes a peaceful boat journey along the canals for admire the rich biodiversity of the area.