The Caribbean region shows a country-unique combination of beaches, natural resources and afro American culture in Cahuita, Puerto Viejo and Gandoca Manzanillo.

Limons development is quite different from the rest of the Caribbean Island, which gives it a special potential to distinguish Costa Rican products. High quality beaches allows adventure and natural history activities which definitely compliment with culture, gastronomy and music. Stand out the reefs, multicolor-sanded beaches (from black to yellow and gray), coastal vegetation and medium-high forest.

Cahuita National Park and Gandoca Manzanillo Reserve are worldwide recognized, not only because of their natural beauty but because they are becoming unique conservation places in almost the whole Caribbean.

The Caribbean’s extraordinary natural and cultural wealth allows for a wide range of activities: sport-fishing, boat tours, diving, surfing, hiking, turtle- and bird-watching, dolphin-viewing, horseback riding, sea and river kayaking and more—in addition to direct contact with local cultures, such as the Bri Bri.

The book "Whapp'in Man" by Palmer, is a community collection of how the first families settled in the Caribbean. The Cunningham-Cyrus family is lucky to have a written account of how Great Granpa Charlie Cunningham settled in Costa Rica in the late 1800's. The history is quoted by his brother Joseph Cunningham who's family is still present in Cahuita today.

For the Cunningham's, the Caribbean is not a destination ... it's our FAMILY ROOT! Hope you choose to come and play with us ...



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