Caribbean
     

Under Afro-Caribbean influence, the Caribbean region is like another country unto itself. The characteristic culture and unique rhythm of life mean that this region offers an extraordinary experience for your visitors. Its coastline extends for 124 miles (200 km) and it is one of the most diverse regions of Costa Rica. Most hotels, lodges and cabins are small, intimate and situated in lush tropical gardens or in the jungle. It is a perfect alternative for activities related to meeting programs, since the area offers great adventure and incentive travel options with a cultural orientation.

Area: 9,188 KM2

Population: 432.923

Climate: Caliente y húmedo

Average Temperature: 29 C/ 88 F


 North Caribbean

In the northern region, the lodges can only access the jungle by boat on the canals of Tortuguero, which feature endemic species. This coastal area is considered a prime destination for Caribbean cruise ship travelers who enjoy shore excursions such as canal boat tours, macadamia plantation tours, river rafting trips or even a classic train ride. This area also has one of the most important green turtle nesting sites and is home to 50 species of fish, countless species of birds and 160 species of mammals. You can see the turtles make their way up the beach to lay and bury their eggs in the sand (June to October).


 Attractions
    • Tortuguero National Park
    • Barra del Colorado National Wildlife Refuge
    • Barbilla National Park

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