Kekoldi Native American Reserve

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Location: Limón Province, between the village of Puerto Viejo and the Talamanca Mountains

See South Caribbean Tourism Region

About:

The reserve was established in 1976, setting aside some 250 hectares (618 acres) of land as a home to some two hundred native Americans of the Bribri and Cabecar Tribes.

Amenities: Several restaurants, one bank, and one place to stay.

Contact Info:

Several local tour companies such as Grayline offer specialized tours to the Kekoldi Reserve, that include transportation and a guide.

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