The Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica

The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica extends from Nicaragua to Panamá

In the north is the border with Nicaragua in the south border with Panamá

The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica is very different from the West Coast. The landscape is dominated by mangrove forests and plains, coastal forests and many beaches. The tide is much lower than in the Pacific, and the beaches are nicer and cleaner. More than the half of the coastline is protected by national parks, including the very attractive Tortuguero National Park. The entire coast is in the province of Limón, with its capital with the same name. This not very attractive city is really important, specially because of the huge container port of Moin, which receives cargo from all around the world. Three quarters from the international cargo traffic in Costa Rica circulates over Moin.

You can see in this region many dark- skinned people. These are immigrants from Caribbean countries (mostly Jamaica), which partially can not even speak Spanish, so that you can hear on the streets a mixture of Spanish / English, also called Papiamiento. Some of the original Indian tribes are located here, including the Bribri and the Cabecar, that are also homed in the Central Valley.
It is said that on the Caribbean coast it rains a lot, but this is not generally true. Especially the months of February, March, September and October are dry and beautiful.

Far in the south, next to Sixaola, there is the border dividing Costa Rica from Panamá, where you can enter to the province of Bocas del Toro, and the unique Island paradise. We are happy to assist in the transfer to Panama.
On the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, we have a complete offer. We offer hotels, posadas, lodges, and guesthouses. We also offer tours, including the spectacular tour in the Tortuguero National Park and wildlife safaris in the mountains of Talamanca; here is to emphasize the National Park “La Amistad”, and the rainforests of the coast. Then the Cahuita Resorts (at the National Park) and Puerto Viejo de Talamanca. Another particularly attractive destination is the Selva Bananito Lodge.