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Immerse yourself in the stunning biodiversity of Costa Rica's Caribbean coast on this captivating hike through Cahuita National Park. Founded in 1970 to protect vital coral reef ecosystems, this park offers a perfect blend of lush rainforest and pristine beaches, creating an unforgettable eco-adventure.
- Pick up at your hotel in Puerto or hosting area
- Park Entrance and Wildlife Spotting
- Meet your expert naturalist guide at the park entrance
- Begin your hike, looking out for monkeys, sloths, snakes, and birds
- Coastal Trail Exploration
- Hike along lush trails leading to breathtaking white-sand beaches
- Learn about the park's diverse ecosystems and wildlife
- Beach Break and Refreshments
- Enjoy a relaxing break on the beach with drinks and snacks
- Capture stunning photos of the emerald palms and crystal waves
- Wildlife Observation
- Continue along the coastline, spotting wildlife like raccoons and iguanas
- Learn about the ecological roles of various species from your guide
- Punta Cahuita and Optional Swim
- Reach the tip of Punta Cahuita
- Option to take a refreshing dip in the sea
- Transportation from Puerto Viejo hotels
- Entrance to Cahuita National Park
- Professional bilingual guide
- Refreshments
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- Optional afternoon add-on with lunch and facilities at the Banana Azul Beach Club or stay in Cahuita longer
- Additional transport charges for hotels outside Puerto Viejo, Punta Uva and Manzanillo
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The hike is generally considered moderate. The trails are well-maintained, but there can be uneven terrain. A basic level of fitness is recommended, but the tour can be adjusted to accommodate different fitness levels.
There are basic restroom facilities at the park entrance and at certain points along the trail. Your guide can provide more specific information during the tour.
While wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, Cahuita National Park is known for its biodiversity. Our experienced guides are skilled at spotting animals, and you have a good chance of seeing various species of monkeys, sloths, birds, and possibly even small mammals or reptiles.
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