Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve

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The Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve protects tropical forest and beach areas at the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica.

The San Miguel Biological Station of Costa Rica was developed to promote and support teaching, research, and environmental education, taking advantage of the well-protected tropical marine and dry forest habitats present on site.

Contents 1 Visitor Services 2 Wildlife 3 Cost and working hours 4 Gallery of Photos 5 Videos 6 External links 7 Details 7.1 Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve in Google Maps

Visitor Services

There are trails that lead between the Administration Station and Playa Cabo Blanco, and Playa Balsitas and the San Miguel Station. Potable water and restrooms at both stations, picnic areas and showers at Playa Cabo Blanco. Camping permits are limited.

Wildlife

Cost and working hours

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Gallery of Photos

Videos

External links

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Details

Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve
Region	Puntarenas
Telephone	(506) 645-5277
Address	From San Jose, Costa Rica take the Inter-American highway to Puntarenas. Take the ferry across the Gulf of Nicoya to Paquera, then drive through Tambor, Cobano and Cabuya. The Administration Station is 2 miles south of Cabuya.
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Cabo Blanco Absolute Natural Reserve in Google Maps
Latitude and longitud for GPS: 9.59514, -85.14221 To use Google Earth, cut and paste the coordinates into the search bar. You can also open this location with Maps.Google.com