The small village of Cabuya, also known as the gateway to the Caboblanco Reserve, has other attractions apart from the park. There is the unique "Cemetery Island" (Isla de Cabuya) where the local Ticos have buried friends and family for many generations. It can be reached on foot during low tide, but make sure to get back before the tide comes sweeping in, or you'll spend an uncomfortable night.

Independent filmmakers & fans (as well as those who need a vacation!) are invited to join us for the first annual Montezuma International Film Festival (MIFF) in Montezuma, Costa Rica from November 1 - 5, 2007.

Green season from may to november is one of the best times to visit the Nicoya peninsula. All the flowers are in full bloom and the jungles are at their most lush and vibrant green. You will also enjoy fewer crowds, cheaper rates for accomodation and beautiful temperatures that are slightly cooler than in high season. The beaches are of course perfect as ever.

This is a non-profit organization working on returning the species that are in danger of extinction in our region to their natural habitat. With the help of biologists and veterinarians they take care of some animals which are vanishing due to hunters. These are some species that are extinct: Tapir, Quetzal, Spider Monkey, Sloth and some birds from the area.