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Most of Cahuita consists of a swamp located in the depression that lies between the coral platform and the mainland. Other habitats in the park are uninundated mixed forest and littoral woodlands. The most interesting feature of the park is a shipwreck located on the north of the mouth of the river Perezoso, which sank in the 18th century and was used to transport slaves.
We offer visitors to Cahuita hosting service, and have an Institute of Language and Agrotourism specializes in teaching the Spanish language.
The Institute was born through the need of creating consciousness to our visitors/tourists and community members of Cahuita in diverse topics related to the environemental protection of our surroundings. Based on this need, we decided to create a venue in which our tourists could learn Spanish while they get involved with environmental development and reinforcement of our local culture.
Click on the right image to see some views from Cahuita and Cabinas Arrecife.
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