Cahuita

 

Cahuita, Costa Rica, located on the Caribbean coast, is a charming coastal village celebrated for its rich Afro-Caribbean culture and pristine natural beauty. 
•  Natural Environment: Cahuita is home to Cahuita National Park, featuring white-sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and lush rainforests teeming with wildlife like sloths, monkeys, and tropical birds. The warm tropical climate, averaging 75–85°F year-round, supports activities such as snorkeling, hiking, and beach relaxation.
•  Lifestyle: Embracing a relaxed “pura vida” vibe, Cahuita attracts nature lovers, cultural enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil escape. Days often include exploring the national park, enjoying local cuisine, or unwinding to the rhythm of reggae music in the evenings.
•  Housing: Homes typically feature colorful Caribbean-style bungalows or eco-friendly jungle cabins, designed for open-air living and harmony with the natural surroundings. Properties cater to both budget-conscious residents and those seeking rustic, sustainable retreats.
•  Amenities: The village offers a small but vibrant dining scene with Afro-Caribbean dishes, fresh seafood, and casual eateries. Local bars, small shops, and community events add to the charm, while nearby Puerto Viejo provides additional conveniences. Cahuita maintains a low-key, authentic atmosphere.
•  Community: A tight-knit blend of Afro-Caribbean locals, expats, and visitors creates a warm, inclusive community. The shared appreciation for cultural heritage, music, and environmental preservation fosters strong connections among residents.