Top Things to do in Province of Limon
5 Gardens in Province of Limon That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Limon, Costa Rica including Nectar Pollen Reserve, Tree of Life Wildlife Rescue Center and Botanical Gardens, Finca La Isla, amaSER, Caribbean Botanical Garden.
Restaurants in Province of Limon
1. Nectar Pollen Reserve
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Nectar Pollen Reserve is woderful place for birding, we have a hummingbirds garden, site to photograph pretty birds. We offer guided nature walks throught the verry humid tropical rainforrest.Prestine river pools. Night walks to observe tropical wildlife, specially anfibians and reptiles.
2. Tree of Life Wildlife Rescue Center and Botanical Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 415 reviews
Tree of Life Wildlife Rescue Center and Botanical Gardens ) Our main goal is to protect and rehabilitate displaced wildlife of the Caribbean region.We offer a safe haven to animals that need refuge because of loss of habitat, accidents, victims of pet trade or hunting.The botanical gardens offer you many different species of palms, heliconias, bromeliads and many others. Tree of Life, Cahuita, Costa Rica.
Reviewed By PennyD657 - Greenwood, United States
Tour starts at 11:00 am. Patricia, the guide is intelligent, knows the flora and fauna around the area. Anyone can tell that she loves her job, the wildlife and the plants. She eagerly plays a question and answer game about the plants at the beginning of her tour, she is always trying to impart knowlege to her customers in a fun way. It is a great way to see the wildlife up close, the customers are not allowed to touch any of the animals, as the rescue center is always trying to rehab the wildlife to go back to the jungle. But, you are allowed very close to the animals to watch them. Patricia says that the government has laws against the possession of wildlife. When the government finds someone who has possession of a wild animal, the government comes in and confiscates the wild animals from the people that have them in their possession or in their homes. But the government doesn't provide any money to help feed and take care of the wild animals and birds. Patricia has a heart for people, animals and beautiful plants. Go See the Sanctuary!!
3. Finca La Isla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 137 reviews
Established in 1987 in an abandoned cacao farm the botanical garden is a permaculture farm with a mature collection of fruit and spice trees in production and lots of tropical flowers. Corridors of rainforest make it into a fascinating nature park. Visitors will be able to try a fresh fruit drink, taste fruits in season, sample homemade natural chocolate, and learn about medicinals and ethnobotanicals. Finca la Isla is a working farm producing black pepper, fruits, and ornamental plants in commercial quantities. Besides the opportunity to see very rare tropical plants visitors will learn about tropical crops like bananas, black pepper, and nutmeg. The botanical garden is one of the very best places in Costa Rica to see frogs in the wild. Our rainforest will provide the chance to see four different kinds of poison dart frogs, reptiles, toucans and many other birds, sloths, and the marvel of symbiosis and diversity that is the tropical rainforest. Visitors are guaranteed to see the red poison dart frog in the wild.
Reviewed By Sightsee624321
Had a great experience today walking through the garden. Alan was a dream host and spent an hour after our walk chatting with us and allowing us to try different fruits. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. for only 3500 c you see wildlife, learn about plants, and get to try some local fruits. Thank you Alan for your excellent hospitality!
4. amaSER
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Lead a yoga retreat, join a retreat or even a yoga teacher training to gain certification in the field! Otherwise, you can join public yoga classes, enjoy the peace and tranquility of the spa or stop in for a healthy, Yoga and Ayurveda inspired meal. We're located within walking distance of main street Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica. Our on-site eatery is vegan and gluten free with spanning ocean views. This is a unique location with multiple yoga platforms overlooking both the ocean and the jungle. Your experience will be accompanied by exotic birds and on the right day, the sloths, monkeys, agoutis and mapaches, too! Our center is dedicated to health and wellness and is strictly non-smoking site. To make reservations for our lodging, to hold the whole site for your incoming retreat group or just to stop in and get a glimpse of wellness lifestyle find us in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca.
Reviewed By 363sabrinaj - Great Barrington, United States
Such an incredible experience from beginning to end. I just completed my 250 hour Yoga Teachers Training at OM. The location is amazing and located right in the jungle...with sloths, monkeys and chameleons just hanging around. The town of Puerto Viejo and local beaches are just a 5 minute walk from OM. The food is so nourishing and fresh! I don't think we ate the same thing twice unless someone requested it! I left there feeling inspired to go out and share Yoga with the world! The place, the staff, the students, the food, the location, the wildlife just were the icing on the cake! Thank you...I will be back!
5. Caribbean Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Caribbean Botanical Garden is agroturistic park to promote research, conservation and gardening with orchids from Costa Rica and other regions. In our gardnen you can see: Orchids, heliconias, and bromelias around trials. Using Google Maps you can find our facilities as: Caribbean Botanical Garden Costa Rica.
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