Where is Limon, Costa Rica and how do I get to Puerto Limon driving?

Limon is Costa Rica’s largest port, established back in the 1870′s for the export of Cost Rica’s main crops such as banana’s, coffee and grains.

The main city of Puerto Limon, Costa Rica was established in 1502 during Columbus’ exploration of the new world.

Although not much of a tourist destination itself, it is a very popular stopover on your way to the Caribbean Coast and destinations further south such as Cahuita National Park, Tortuguero National Park, Puerto Viejo de Talamanca and Cahuita.

Where is Cahuita, Costa Rica and how do I get to Cahuita?

Cahuita is located just 43 Kilometers south of Limon, on the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica.

It’s a beautiful black sand beach just past Cahuita National Park heading South.

The Parque Nacional Cahuita is one of the most visited parks in the country and has great beaches,
lush tropical forests and amazing coral reefs to explore.

Everything you’d expect to find on Costa Rica’s Tropical Caribbean Coast.