Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve was the first National Park to be established in Costa Rica. In 1963, thanks to the dedication of a Swedish couple Karen Morgensen , and Olof Wessberg land that had previously been farmed was left to return to its natural state for this pioneer project. Now 1250 hectares of forest and many kilometers of dramatic coastline are home to hundreds of animal and plant species (including the white faced and howler monkeys and the long-tailed coati) and Cabo Banco Reserve is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Nicoya Peninsula.

Cabuya is the gateway to this wonderful reserve, this small community borders the principal entrance to the park and offers a wealth of natural sites to discover. Nestled along the jungle-fringed coast with a backdrop of mountains, Cabuya is great base for hiking, beachcombing and bird watching and all those nature lovers looking for a place off the beaten track. Here you can fill your days with the many available activities, or simply unwind in a hammock and enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds you.

The hotels offer warm hospitality, personal service, friendly atmosphere and excellent value. Their location is convenient for visiting not only Cabo Blanco, but also nearby Montezuma and Mal Pais.

Come and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Cabuya and experience the unspoiled simplicity of Costa Rican village life.