Casa Blanca de Cahuita is located on the outskirts of Cahuita in a quiet residential area. The property is surrounded by trees and a park-like landscape. Monkeys, sloths and rare birds such as toucans and parrots come by almost ever daily in the past few y day. The National Park with its white sand beaches and the center of Cahuita is reachable within a 5-10 minutes walk. Surrounded by hibiscus, the property measures about 600 square meters. Different types of palm trees and many other tropical plants are growing on the land. The house was built by a renowned architect from San Jose. It also offers its own well and hot water. The doors are hand crafted, large windows and patio doors provide plenty of light. The floors in the bedrooms are made of tropical wood, in the living room and bathrooms you will find high-quality ceramics. The entrance leads into the spacious living room with open kitchen. Passing the large sliding glass doors, you enter the covered terrace. The house has two bedrooms. The master bedroom offers an \\\\\\\\\"En suite\\\\\\\\\" bathroom, another bathroom with a shower is located next to the second bedroom. The kitchen is equipped with glass-ceramic gas stove and stainless steel sink. If you are looking for a quality home with many features on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, Casa Blanca de Cahuita is worth a visit.

Casa Blanca de Cahuita is just a few minutes away from Puerto Viejo. Smaller errands you do in Cahuita or Puerto Viejo. Here you have also a bank, physician, pharmacy and hardware store. Several buses leave daily to San Jose or Limon. By car you need about 3 hours to get to San Jose, by bus 4 hours. Until the late 1970’s, Puerto Viejo was relatively isolated from the rest of Costa Rica. Then in 1979 a new road connected the small village to the Central Valley. Electricity arrived, supplying light and other important conveniences to the town in 1986. In 1996 private phone lines became available. And in 2006 high speed Internet was offered. Today, Puerto Viejo is as modern and touristy as any beach town and yet retains its original charm. The climate is unpredictable, though common wisdom says that when the rest of Costa Rica is rainy, the southern Caribbean is drier. The best times to visit Puerto Viejo are during February, March and April or August, September and October.