By Clay Larroy
Do you feel like it is time for a short
vacation? Once you decide to travel, how good you plan the trip will help
you feel comfortable and be comfortable at your destination. Not only will you
feel less anxiety before the trip, but you can rest assured that once you
arrive where you're going you will have a good understanding of what's going on
there. When you need to plan a vacation contact me!
The Caribbean has a cultural diversity that is different from the rest
of Costa Rica. With its beautiful beaches, great surfing conditions and
pristine national parks, it is becoming one of the top attractions for the
adventurous traveler. It is less developed than the Pacific side, with fewer
roads and smaller settlements, and about half the area is set apart and protected
in parks and wildlife refuges.
The capital of the region is the seedy port of Limon, which is generally
avoided by tourists and used only as a transport hub. However, it is regaining
popularity as a cruise port. Cahuita is a relaxed village neighboring the Cahuita
National Park, and here the Creole culture is particularly evident in the food
and music. Further south is the even more tranquil hamlet of Puerto Viejo de
Talamanca, popular for its surfing and splendid coastline. In the north, the
coastal National Park of Tortuguero is one of the most important breeding and
nesting sites of the green sea turtle.
The villages are laid back with an unhurried atmosphere common
throughout the region. The majority of the people are extremely friendly, live
close to the coast and speak a lively form of English. The people of the
Caribbean
delight in showing visitors the natural beauty of the area and are eager
to share their culture with anyone willing to hang out for a while. There is
plenty to see and do, but things are relaxed so take time to experience this
rewarding side of Costa Rica.
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