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One of these is the tree dwelling Three-toed sloth. You can arrange a boat tour near Puerto Limón if you’d like to see one.
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Off the coast of Osa Peninsula lies Caño Island Biological Reserve, one of the country’s many protected areas, excellent for marine life, diving and snorkeling.
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Residing in Limón Province are the Bribri, indigenous to the region. Their culture is very different than western society and many organizations can organize a volunteer opportunity with a local community so people can learn about their practices and beliefs.
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Tortuguero National Park, a leader in turtle conservation. Here you can see the nesting grounds of the endangered leatherback turtle. If you come during the mating time, you’ll be able to see quite a few of them.
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Traditional Sarchí crafters in the foothills of Poás Volcano. One of their more well-known skills is decoratively painted carriages, once used to transport coffee to the port.
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