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To a certain extent, the climate is most similar to that of Drake Bay and the Osa peninsula in Costa Rica, but the Caribbean coast has unique ecosystems you’ll only find there.Ĭompletely contained within the Province of Limón the area extends from the Tortuguero National Park in the north to Gandoca Manzanillo National Wildlife Refuge near the Panamanian border in the south.Ĭulturally, the Caribbean side of Costa Rica is different from the rest of the country too.īlending Afro-Caribbean roots predominated by Jamaican with Latino and the local Bribri indigenous people, the area offers a unique taste of Costa Rica found nowhere else in the country. If this is your first trip and you’re wondering where to go in Costa Rica, the Caribbean coast would be a good intro to the lush ecosystem and wildlife Costa Rica is known for. The 212 kilometers (132 miles) that make up the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica are different in almost every way from the interior of the country and the Pacific Coast.Įxploring the entire coast would make an excellent itinerary and take a good week or ideally two. If you’ve visited the tourist towns of Costa Rica and are ready to explore a lesser-visited part of the country, the Costa Rica Caribbean coast is worth a closer look.
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