Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Limón

A hill 3,760 meters above sea level. Very pretty. There are no trees, many rocks, and it's a flat little hole.

For hikes to Chirripó or in the surrounding area, it is a good idea to spend at least one night in camp. From San Gerardo de Rivas, the climb to the camp takes 6 to 8 hours, and to the summit another 2.5 hours if you are in good shape. The supplies at the camp are very good; you get wholesome meals and there is a kiosk. You can borrow blankets, towels, etc., thus saving on backpack weight. Luggage transport is also offered, but in my opinion it is not necessary. For the descent, if you are in good shape, you should plan on 1-1.5 hours from the summit and 5-6 hours back to the valley. It is quite a knee-breaker on the way back, but it is worth it. There are hardly any people in the park and the nature is simply unbelievably beautiful. We were there in April and had two days with good weather until late afternoon, after which the clouds move up the mountain. You can park in San Gerardo de Rivas in several private parking lots for little money.

Snorkeling is only allowed here with a guide (as of January 2025)

If you hike from Cahuita to Puerto Vargas, you can take the bus back to Cahuita from Puerto Vargas. The stop is right on the main road. Info: you must leave Punta Cahuita by 2 p.m.

This is top accommodation. An Austrian guides him and gives tips. Lots of monkeys 🐒 buzzing around you...

The danger mentioned is real. We saw a crocodile nearby!!!

A little stopover to rest and find out more.

A little tip away from the hustle and bustle. Here you can take your food and drink with you and enjoy the view!