Cahuita is a nice village located near Puerto Viejo in the Province of Limon. Cahuita is renowned for Afro-Caribbean influence on dining and local culture. The city is specifically known for its beaches, dessert crepes (often including local bananas, strawberries, and chocolate), and variations of grilled chicken. The Playa Negra (Black Beach) and Cahuita National Park are close to town. Limón is north of Cahuita. Puerto Viejo is the next town south.
The town is also home to Walter Gavitt Ferguson Byfield or Walter Ferguson, the "King of Calypso," born in 1919 and still active. His 100th birthday in 2019 was declared National Calypso Day by Costa Rica's Vice President.
The Kekoldi indigenous reserve is a site of global importance for the counting, monitoring and observation of migrations, due to the strategic location every year there are thousands and thousands of ..
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The Cahuita National Park protects about 600 ha. of coral reefs, this site has an abundant marine life, and currently the best preserved of the Costa Rican Caribbean. In the town of Cahuita we will ta..
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Cahuita has been an important strategic enclave, Afro-Caribbean families built their first camps, dedicated themselves to the production of coconut, subsistence agriculture, hunting and fishing, with ..
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