CAHUITA

Cahuita is a village with about 3000 inhabitants on the Caribbean coast of the Central American state of Costa Rica. It is located about 43 km southeast of Limón and 15 km north of Puerto Viejo. The village is one of the centers for individual tourism in Costa Rica. In 1991, the area was largely destroyed by an earthquake.

Cahuita includes the second oldest national park in the country, which is home to howler monkeys, capuchin monkeys and sloths, among others. The land area of the park is about 1068 hectares.

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