CAHUITA, PUERTO VIEJO AND MANZANILLO

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Cahuita, Puerto Viejo y Manzanillo 2 Nights / 3 Days
The Gateway to Costa Rica’s Afro Caribbean culture
Prices from $440USD** p/p

Day 1:
You’ll meet your driver for the 3 ½ hour transfer to Puerto Viejo in Limón province, passing through the Braulio Carrillo National Park. You’ll arrive in time for lunch at your lodge. Once you’re settled in, you have a free afternoon to participate in optional activities such as snorkeling and mountain biking (at additional cost). Overnight at Puerto Viejo.

Day 2:
You’ll head on out for Cahuita National Park, where you’ll meet your guide for a snorkeling tour at one of the Caribbean’s largest coral reefs. You will be able to witness the spectacularly colorful displays of the fire coral as well as the red and black coral, species unique to this area of the world. You may also find other species such as: sea urchins, sea cucumbers, lobsters, sponges, hawksbill turtles and green turtles. You can go snorkeling for 2 or 3 hours in different places of the most important coral reef in Costa Rica. You’ll return to your hotel during late afternoon. Overnight in Puerto Viejo.

Day 3:
You can spend the morning at your leisure, enjoying the surrounding beaches and relaxing or taking part in any other activities that catch your attention. Afterwards, you’ll return to San José or continue your journey to another selected destination.

** Price per person based on double occupancy
** For Christmas and Easter a surcharge can apply
** Prices may change depending on the hotel
** Bookings are subject to availability

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Cahuita, Puerto Viejo and Manzanillo area

Less than a decade ago Puerto Viejo could hardly be called a town. It has changed considerably since then but the beaches are still breathtakingly beautiful, the surf can be downright awesome and everyone appears to be in a state of tropical bliss, enjoying the hammock culture in full swing. The culture in this area is completely different from the rest of the Costa Rica; the Afro-Caribbean influence is reflected in the music, food and laid-back lifestyle.
Additionally, Cahuita National Park is one of the most gorgeous regions of the country. The vivid coral reef of this park is the home a large number of fauna and flora diversity; you will be able to find around 123 different species of fish, 44 species of crustaceans, 140 of species shellfish, 128 algae species and 35 species of corals.
If you visit the South Caribbean, be sure to try the rice and beans - the most popular dish in this area. Also, activities such as hiking, snorkeling, horseback riding, swimming and kayaking are available, so make sure you try them out!

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