- Parque Nacional Cahuita - Parque Nacional Cahuita has the largest system of Coral Reefs in Costa Rica, including 6 species of coral, a wide range of colorful tropical fishes and the occasional encounter of a harmless reef shark or sting ray. This beach has a horse shoe shape, with the entrance of the park at one end and beautiful Punta Cahuita at the other end. We start with a scenic 20 minutes boat ride to have two snorkeling sessions. Then we get drop off at the Punta to enjoy a nicely presented fruit and snacks break at the beach followed by a 1.5 hour/3.5 kms guided hike in this wonderful coastal forest : monkeys, sloths, birds, iguanas and other interesting encounters are common and complemented with great info from your guide. We will then have breakfast and drive to the Sloth Sanctuary where you will learn about them, their lives, nutrition and anatomy. In addition, a canoe tour through the channels of the Sanctuary where you will see the beautiful nature and animals. An unforgettable experience!
- Entrances
- Cahuita Snorkel & Sloth Sanctuary
- Lunch
- Transportation from Hotels in Puerto Viejo |Limon
- Tour operate with a minimum of 2 people
- Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- Gratuities
Cahuita National Park boasts Costa Rica’s most extensive Coral Reef system, home to 6 types of coral, a variety of vibrant tropical fish, and occasional harmless reef shark or sting ray sightings. This beach curves like a horseshoe, with the park entrance at one end and the stunning Punta Cahuita at the other. Starting with a picturesque 20-minute boat ride, the adventure includes two snorkeling sessions followed by a rest at the Punta for enjoying refreshments and snacks. Next, a 1.5-hour/3.5 kms guided trek through the stunning coastal forest commences, where monkeys, sloths, birds, iguanas and more can be spotted, all while your guide provides valuable information. After a fulfilling breakfast, a trip to the Sloth Sanctuary awaits for a unique educational experience about their lifestyle, diet and anatomy. Additionally, a canoe ride through the sanctuary’s channels presents a chance to observe the beautiful natural surroundings and wildlife. This promises to be a truly memorable journey!
- What to bring: Comfortable water shoes that will stay on(keens, crocs or strap on sandals) swimsuit on, sunscreen, hut, long sleeve shirt/rash guard to cover your back, camera (ideally water proof), water bottle, towel, insect repellent, binoculars, raincoat and a bit of cash.
- Not persons under 11 years old
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
