Combo 8 in 1: Caribbean Nature Highlights

At first, you will see the indigenous museum. As Cocoa Trails is partly managed by the indigenous of the area, in this part of the tour you will learn about the native culture as well about the remedies based on medicinal plants and herbs. On a second step, you will enter the bananas plantation area, where our guide will tell you all about the history that turned the wild Costa Rican Caribbean area into the first banana plantations of Central America, the train tracks that came with it and the Jamaican Afro-Caribbean population that arrived to change our history forever. And, well! Here comes chocolate!

Moreover, this is where you will learn everything about this delicious product. From the rainforest trees, its fruits on the bark of the trees, how they go from green to dark red and how they are harvested and processed. They will show you the original process of cocoa with the old tools and the old classical taste of the first chocolates.

Once you finish this part of the tour, you will hop back on our transportation to go to the Cahuita National Park to start a walk that will stay in your memories forever. Not only because of the fantastic white sand beach and turquoise sea, but also because of the incredible amount of wildlife you will enjoy this trail.

Your local guide will be pointing monkeys, birds, snakes, iguanas, and more!

Cahuita is the essence of the pure life that makes Costa Rica so popular! Furthermore, it is undiscovered.

And in this paradise, you will have some time to simply lay on the beach, try the warm ocean or walk by yourself while looking for more wildlife. After you enjoy the perks of being on vacation, you will go into one of the best restaurants in the South Caribbean to try their delicious coconut recipes. On the way back to Limon you will stop at a fruit stand to try some exuberant tropical fruits at a supermarket to shop for some coffee and typical Costa Rican goodies. And at the end a sightseeing tour of this small city that harbors the most important commercial ports of Costa Rica.