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Puerto Viejo Costa Rica

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Conocido por su actitud relajante y famoso por el surf, este lugar invita a los visitantes a tener una experiencia en el lado excéntrico de Costa Rica. El pueblo es interesante por las influencias culturales para estar seguro: una mezcla de Afro-caribeño, Bribri Indio, tico y contracultura hippyesque, este pequeño pueblo es un estudio antropológico en sí mismo. Tan solo a 18km desde Cahuita, Puerto Viejo es accesible a través de la autopista 36 o simplemente caminando hacia el sur, a lo largo de la playa.


Puerto Viejo se ha convertido recientemente en un éxito entre los turistas debido a su atractivo cultural, impresionantes playas de arenas blanca y negra, así como la proximidad hacia los parques nacionales. Esta muy cerca al parque Nacional Cahuita y el refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre y Gandoca-Manzanillo, ofrece a los visitantes la oportunidad de observar la impresionante flora y fauna a una distancia muy corta en vehículo.

Las tradiciones americanas están bien establecidas. La región sur de las reservas indígenas de Talamanca se refiere a la población indígena que sirven como una extensión virtual al sistema de parques nacionales. La Asociación Talamanca de Ecoturismo y Conservación (ATEC) ofrece información y tours a los visitantes interesados en la cultura indígena local. La organización base, ATEC fue fundada para promover el turismo sostenible y la expresión cultural entre la población. La organización ofrece tours con guías a un precio justo.

Traveler Comments and Ratings for Puerto Viejo de Limon

"Puerto Viejo de Limon was nice, quaint, pretty. I enjoyed many of the restaurants there, and would definitely go back again. I would like to explore more of the Caribbean side sometime " Visited in Dec 2010

"Just like any tourist area be careful." Visited in May 2011

"We loved Puerto Viejo because there were fewer tourists in the area and an abundance of wildlife." Visited in Jul 2011


"Our stay at Congo Bongo was really quite an experience. The jungle like setting, beautiful cottage, and uncrowded beach made for a very memorable time. Daan and Marisol were wonderful hosts and made sure we had whatever we needed. We went into Puerto Viejo for a couple of hours, mainly to see the town, have lunch and get groceries, but that was enough time. I know there has been some incidences of assaults on tourists recently along that coastal road, but we never felt threatened. We did not venture out after dark, though. We continue to be impressed with the friendliness and helpfulness of the Costa Ricans. Thank you!" Visited in Aug 2011

"Puerto Viejo was awesome, the food is great the prices are for every budget and the beaches are the best in CR." Visited in Sep 2011

"We had some concerns about safety as the town had a slightly shabby/hippie feel but had no problems and grew to feel more comfortable the longr we stayed." Visited in Dec 2011

"Many hotels to choose from, ours was probably the most pricey (Le Cameleon), choose another! The chocolate tour at the Chocolate Factory was great. The further from Puerto Viejo the better beaches - worth the trip!" Visited in Oct 2011

"We found Puerto Viejo de Limon as described ... a town on the Caribbean not as active as the Pacific coast. We really enjoyed the laid back attitude of this area and riding our beach cruisers was exactly how we planned our stay. " Visited in Nov 2011

"Loved Puerto Viejo!....I felt very safe even after reading and hearing horror stories of tourists being targeted. I stayed 1 km outside of town and walked back and forth alone both on the beach and along the road with no problems. In town even though you were bombarded with calls of 'taxi'...I never felt accosted. All of the shop owners were very friendly and I must say I loved 'Dreadnut' the most! Mar is an excellent shop keeper and so friendly as are all of her staff. I stopped here quite often for her smoothies and excellent sandwiches. ATEC was a great stop for me as well and I utilized their internet cafe almost every day. Nature was at your doorstop and I went during the off season so I did not feel that it was touristy at all. I would definitely make a return visit." Visited in Dec 2011

"Great reggae culture, very chill and fun to explore at your own pace. " Visited in Dec 2011

"Fall in love specially with Cocles." Visited in Feb 2012

"It was like a small caribbean town in Costa Rica, we loved it here and wish we had more time here. Great surfing here!" Visited in Feb 2012

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