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Reserva Natural Cabo Blanco
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Malin
June 20, 2022
Nestled on the extreme southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula is the Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve, one of the most scenically beautiful areas of Costa Rica. Cabo Blanco holds a special place in the history of Costa Rica. It was the country’s first area that was protected for nature conservation, and the first National Park created in Costa Rica in 1963. u$s 10 ticket (worth)
Nestled on the extreme southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula is the Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve, one of the most scenically beautiful areas of Costa Rica. Cabo Blanco holds a special place in the history of Costa Rica. It was the country’s first area that was protected for nature conservation, and th…
Guillermo
May 26, 2020
If you are planning in staying a couple of days in Santa, we recommend you to visit Cabo Blanco Natural Reserve. It’s a couple of minutes ride and you will spend a wonderful day submerged in green natural forest and beach.
Pacific Azure
April 24, 2019
Costa Rica's first national park, definitely worth a visit especially during the months of May - Sept. There's a couple trails you can take either on your own or guided. Ask us for more info.
Peter And Rocio
May 7, 2018
The dense green, the sounds of nature, the breathing of mother earth. This tropical dry forest is home of a countless amount of plants and animals. They want to be discovered. Walking quietly, if possible, gives a much better chance to seeing some wildlife. Nevertheless, people should be patience. The ones who rush through the park would only see the sweat pearls running from their faces. Stop once in a while on the 2.5 hour walk to the park beach and appreciate the natural scenery. There are two trails in the park. One is a round trip of one hour with signs who explain the non biologist the eco system. The second one is about 2.5h and brings you to this beautiful beach. Great place
The dense green, the sounds of nature, the breathing of mother earth. This tropical dry forest is home of a countless amount of plants and animals. They want to be discovered. Walking quietly, if possible, gives a much better chance to seeing some wildlife. Nevertheless, people should be patienc…
Kelly
December 2, 2017
Take either the short hike (wear appropriate shoes and insect repellet) or the longer hike to the beach. Bring your camera, you might see monkeys, birds and butterflies. We can also arrange for a tour guide.
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