Nicoya Peninsula: A Cemetery and a Wildlife Refuge
Less than a half-mile off the coast of Cabuya Beach sits a beautiful island that many visitors and locals alike are not quite brave enough to visit. The area is not covered with venomous snakes and the journey to get there is not dangerous. The island is rarely frequented not because it is perilous, but because it serves as the town cemetery.
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ContinueLast updated: Oct 21, 2023
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