Imagine yourself living in one of the villas in Caribbean Costa Rica. Not at the very popular but very remote tourist destination of Tortugero National Park – you can only access that area by boat or plane and while the lodges and residences there offer every modern convenience, you probably wouldn’t want to live there full time. No, a villa in the port city of Limón, further down the coast, would be more convenient. It’s easy to go on a tour to Tortugero National Park from there, and yet you’ll be in a city that has convenient access by car to the rest of the country. It’s also centrally located so you can visit the very popular Cahuita National Park or the Gandoca-Manzanillo Refuge as well, further down the coast near the Panamanian border, whenever you feel like it.
People – thousands of them – visit Costa Rica for a lot of reasons, but mostly to enjoy the tremendous natural wonders on display, from the five active volcanoes located in the central region of the country, to view the animals in the rainforests and jungles, to indulging in water spots on either of the country’s two coasts – the one it shares with the Pacific Ocean and the one it shares with the Caribbean Sea. The coastline it shares with the Caribbean Sea is part of the province of Limón, which comprises all of the Caribbean region, as a matter of fact. Caribbean villas come in all shapes and sizes for every pocket book. You need only visit a broker who will be able to show you every property available, whatever your price range might be.
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