Cahuita
Cahuita, Costa Rica, is a savagely
beautiful and still
obscure paradise 30 miles north of the Panama border on the lush green
shores of the Caribbean Sea. Even the’ name of the little village
(pronounced Cah-wee-tah) rivals Tahiti in evoking images of tropical
splendor.
Cahuita National Park - one of the
prettiest in
Costa Rica with its swamps, mangrove forests, toucans, hummingbirds and
parrots, as well as pristine white-sand beaches - begins here and
stretches south to Puerto Vargas. The countrys largest coral reef
offshore is home to three dozen species of coral and more than a
hundred different fishes.
Cahuita
has all the
magical charm
and rustic beauty of the most mythical tropical paradise. Highlighting
the setting are two sprawling beaches. The black one is studded with
roots of trees jutting out of the sandy terrain like the polished
antlers of some aquatic elk. The other has glistening white sand and
tranquil blue waters of many shades.
No doubt!
You should visit our location to relax and to have a real cultural
experience..