Your activities - Tours and beaches in Punta Uva

The Caribbean coast of Costa Rica has many advantages, as much by its nature than by its culture and numerous activities offered. Beautiful black or white sand beaches border the coast between Cahuita and Manzanillo.

The “Refugio de Vida Silvestre Gandoca-Manzanillo” is inhabited by a large diversity of species; sea turtles, tucuxi dolphins, manatees, monkeys, sloths, birds… The “Cahuita National Park” is worldwide known, it shelters many species of birds, mammals and fish, watching this biodiversity is very easy on land and at sea. You will find a large culinary variety, mix of Afro Caribbean cultures, this also in the arts and music.

Meeting indigenous Bribris or Cabecares communities allows learning from their lifestyle, in full communion with nature.

A multitude of activities may satisfy the great majority; trek, diving, snorkeling, canopy tour, big game fishing, surf, kayak, horseback riding, watching fauna and flora…

It is also a good starting point for a day trip in Tortuguero or an excursion to Panama at Boca del Toro.

We maintain a catalog of diverse and various activities to help our guests enjoy everything our magnificent area has to offer.

We will love to give you a little guided list of tours and website you can check out to make your stay at the Caribe cost unforgettable.
www.puertoviejosatellite.com it’s a website that will provided you will a lot of information about Puerto Viejo, maps, things to do and many more if your interest on doing kayak tour or Paratrike www.jungleaircr.com it’s the place to go too.
My favorite advengeri in punta uva has to be the Ara Manzanillo Another good wedsite to get tour from its www.greencahuita.cr.

Horseback riding in the jungle or on the beach may be planned with www.ridetherainforest.com .

Big game fishing and sea tours fans may contact Caribe Fishing tour at (506) 63944107; the Punta Uva diving center, www.puntauvadivecenter.com, will welcome you at a few steps of Pachamama.

Near Cahuita, the sloth sanctuary, www.slothsanctuary.com, is dedicated to rescue and rehabilitate these strange animals. The Jaguar Center in Playa Cocles, www.jaguarrescue.com, rehabilitates injured or maltreated animals. The “Finca la Isla” blog, theislandfarm.blogspot.fr, is a wealth of information for botanic lovers.