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Cahuita National Park Outing

Cahuita is a separate outing north of Puerto Viejo. Its protected coastal landscape connects forest and sea; confirm entrance arrangements and trail conditions before visiting.

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Tortuguero National Park

This protected area conserves forest, wetlands and important sea turtle nesting habitat. Check current visitor arrangements and explore only authorized routes and sectors.

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Tortuguero Canal Discovery

A guided canal outing offers a different view of the forest from the water. Stay quiet, wear the required flotation equipment and allow wildlife to remain undisturbed.

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Tortuguero Nesting Beach

The Caribbean shoreline is important nesting habitat for sea turtles. Sightings are never guaranteed. Follow current authorized-guide, lighting and access rules, and never approach nesting turtles independently.

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Playa Uvita

The shoreline offers space to notice waves, coastal plants and shorebirds from permitted visitor areas. Follow park rules and local water-safety guidance; a broad beach does not mean the sea is suitable for swimming.

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Playa Ballena

Another part of the wider protected coastline, Playa Ballena offers a different coastal perspective. Confirm the appropriate entrance and current access rather than assuming all park beaches share one arrival point.

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Dominical Nearby Outing

Dominical is a separate coastal community north of Uvita. Explore public shore areas, observe the surf from land and compare the landscape with other Costa Ballena beaches.

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Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge

The refuge protects coastal and forest habitats in the southern Caribbean. Choose an authorized visitor route, follow current local guidance and observe animals from a distance.

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Ojochal Nearby Outing

Ojochal is a separate community south of Uvita. A visit can add local food and community stories to a coastal itinerary; plan transport and ask hosts about appropriate visitor experiences.

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Quepos

Quepos

Quepos brings everyday coastal life into a visit to the Central Pacific. Walk a public waterfront, discover market ingredients and notice the boats that connect the town with the sea. Nearby Manuel Antonio and separate forest or mangrove outings add different ways to explore.

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