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In the Caribbean, this kind of tourism involves an experience in a family atmosphere. A common thread is the personalized attention that allows you to deepen your knowledge of the Afrodescendant culture, the cultures of those with Chinese and European roots, and the native peoples, their agricultural traditions (staple crops, roots and tubers, banana and plantain, palm heart, coffee, cocoa, coconut, ornamental plants, as well as livestock, fishing, forestry and more). As well as fishing and small artisanal industries, small businesses promote sustainable practices through their tourism activities. There are also rural organizations making small-scale handicrafts, cosmetics, cheese, ice cream, chocolate, and more.
Our Caribbean is a perfect combination of nature and culture. Come and discover the Costa Rican concept of pura vida, indulge your senses in a wide variety of environments full of peace and comfort and experience customs and traditions in a breathtakingly diverse natural environment.
The province of Limón consists of six cantons: Guácimo, Limón, Matina, Pococí, Siquirres and
Talamanca. Both rural tourism and community- based tourism have become more common in the rural areas of the Caribbean. While the former is carried out by individual entrepreneurs, the latter is in the hands of local communities, who organize it forthebenefitofthecommunity.Bothareessential elements of rural tourism offerings that are imbued with history, culture, nature and tradition.
The activities on offer include visits to farms growing bananas or cocoa, sugar cane mills, lodging in tourist inns and tasting traditional Costa Rican cuisine.
Indigenous peoples
The Talamanca Mountain Range is located in the Caribbean region of southern Costa Rica. These peaks shelter communities that still retain their original magic. The secrets of indigenous groups that still maintain their culture and customs are hidden in their dense vegetation. If you are planning a trip to this area, we recommend some of Costa Rica’s native towns for you to visit.
Caribbean Rural Tourism
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