What to do in Cahuita

Playa Cahuita features pristine white sand beaches and Costa Rica's best-preserved coral reef. Snorkel with a certified guide to see vibrant marine life or hike the adjacent national park to spot monkeys and sloths.

Stretching 25 miles of unspoiled coastline, Playa Grande offers a serene escape from crowded tourist spots. Spot sloths and monkeys while strolling, but leave swimming to experienced surfers due to strong currents.

Witness indigenous artisans carve wooden sculptures and craft traditional jewellery at this authentic Costa Rican gallery. Engage with creators to understand the cultural significance behind each handmade piece.

Hike through lush rainforest trails to reach the cascading Bri Bri Waterfalls in Costa Rica. Swim in natural pools formed by the falls while surrounded by exotic birds and colourful frogs.

Puerto Vargas Station offers a gateway to Cahuita National Park's lush rainforests and pristine beaches. Explore its 8km coastal trail where monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds thrive in their natural habitat.

Step into the lush world of Cacao Trails, where Costa Rica's chocolate heritage comes alive through immersive demonstrations. Taste fresh cacao fruit and watch traditional chocolate-making.

This working permaculture farm showcases exotic fruits, spices, and ornamental plants. Taste homemade chocolate and spot colourful poison dart frogs while learning about sustainable tropical agriculture.

Playa Ned Creek offers a secluded Caribbean escape where lush tropical forest meets golden sands. Hike through the wildlife refuge to discover this pristine beach, where sea turtles nest from March to July.