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Hiking trails at Cahuita National Park, in the Caribbean side of Costa Rica
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Red-tailed squirrel in Cahuita National Park, Cahuita, Costa Rica
August 26, 2017
Cahuita National Park: Is it Worth it?
In short: Yes, yes, absolutely yes.
To enter the park you need only pay a suggested donation.
The lands feature the best of the three distinct environments of the area: beaches, tropical forests, and swamps
The land is maintained to high standards. And you will frequently encounter the parks employees along the trail.
The entrance may be swamped with tourists. But after two beach-side water crossings, we found ourselves walking along a remote trail. Bring footwear you can easily remove (or water shoes) unless you’re okay walking only a short distance then turning back.
Beware of the white-headed Capuchins here. They are accustomed to treats from guests (which is strictly prohibited) and will jump on you if they think you have food. Also, do not bring food.
The hiking is easy, and there are frequent places to stop along the trail.