Bluspirit Cabinas
Playa Negra Road, Cahuita
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Bluspirit Cabinas Cahuita

Playa Negra Road Cahuita, Province of Limon, Costa Rica

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Parque Nacional de Cahuita

A travel blog entry by cristinalanchar

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... de 1970.
El parque fue creado para proteger la flora y fauna, los arrecifes de coral y varios ecosistemas marinos. Es considerado una de las áreas de mayor belleza escénica del país por sus playas de arena blanca, su gran número de cocoteros, su mar de color ...

Cahuita - Yep, it's the Caribbean!

A travel blog entry by sskatie

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... who all scurry away furiously when you walk by, and once my primal brain remembers that they are not, in fact, side-ways walking spiders of any kind, are pretty cool!

The next town along is a little more of a party place called Puerto Viejo de Talamaca, and is on the way down to the Panama border. I only spent a bit of time there today, but it had even more of the stereotypical Caribbean vibe going on, with the appropriate reggae soundtrack and scent of ...

Take (base) Five: Da dun da dun dah duh

A travel blog entry by lizzyness

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... for two hours. Then the conversation took a turn.
1. They got a pulpería. They can now buy processed stuffs, chips, and junk food. "Diabetes is an increasing problem," she said.
2. Without shoes, people's soles are hard and durable. They introduced shoes. Now they have soft feet. "But I think it's okay," she said.
3. The plaque that builds up on your teeth when you don't ever brush actually protects from cavities. ...

More beaches

A travel blog entry by kbreeze

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... so we agreed to leave around 10:30 for snorkeling. I was a little worried that the water may be too cloudy to see much with the recent rain, but my fears were unfounded. The water was nice and clear and there were about a zillion fish.

After 3 hours in the water our guide told us that he could either take us back to the hotel by boat or he could drop us at the far end of the national park where we could then walk back. We decided to walk back through ...

Aviarios del Caribe, Sloth Sanctuary

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... waters here. It is teeming with fantastic birds, 300+ different kinds including the elusive, for us, toucan. They also might see some kind of otter and, rumor has it, a huge croc that patrols the river here (although no one we spoke to had ever seen him.)



On the lovely deck overlooking the river we received a thorough orientation from Claire. She is a retired forensic psychologist from New Jersey and now ...

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