Parque Nacional Cahuita has the largest system of Coral Reefs in Costa Rica, including 6 species of coral, a wide range of colorful tropical fishes and the occasional encounter of a harmless reef shark or sting ray. This beach has a horse shoe shape, with the entrance of the park at one end and beautiful Punta Cahuita at the other end.

This Wildlife Refuge is located on the Caribbean Coast near the Panamanian border, and is home to a large variety of flora and fauna. The Refuge's natural conditions make it an interesting destination for both scientists and nature lovers.

The Caribbean zone of Costa Rica is one of the Country’s most biologically diverse areas thanks to the large tracts of tropical rainforest, mangroves, estuaries and beaches found here.

On this Caribbean tour, you will visit the Green Iguana farm and medicinal plant garden at the Kekoldi Native Reserve. A small indigenous family dedicates itself to the reproduction & protection of the Green Iguana. This species was on the way to extinction and thanks to initiatives like this family's, the iguanas are on the road to recovering. This Caribbean tour is provided by a local guide.

Cahuita National Park is home to many species of flora and fauna, such as: Howler monkeys, White-faced monkey, Two-and Three-toed sloth, iguanas, spiders, Morpha butterflies, birds, snakes and much more.